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  • Saint-Laurent's business and life partner, Pierre Bergé, joined the good-looking younger man (Who is he?) seen all around Paris with YSL's beloved dog, Moujik, and others in his firm who were collaborating on the sale with Christie's.

    Beth Arnold: Letter From Paris: The Church of Saint Laurent 2009

  • Guests were clearly charmed by Moujik, the designer's French bulldog, who wandered freely among the rooms.

    The Art World's Last Hurrah? 2009

  • Though some of the photos are blurry, you can see Moujik lying at the feet of his handler.

    Beth Arnold: Letter From Paris: The Church of Saint Laurent 2009

  • Russian costume — tightly-fitting tunic, the traditional belt of the Moujik, wide trousers, gartered at the knees, and high boots — Michael Strogoff arrived at the station in time for the first train.

    Michael Strogoff 2003

  • The new romance; Sentiment and humour; Russian middle class; The man of the future; Descriptions of nature; Superfluity of detail; The Russian proletaire; Psychology of murder; Artistic inaccuracy; Moujik and outcast; A poet's idealism.

    Maxim Gorki Hans Ostwald

  • The tragedy of the Moujik-garbed aristocrat, striving for self-perfection and cast down by compromise made necessary by love for others, drew to a close as he neared his eightieth year.

    Heroes of Modern Europe Alice Birkhead

  • Accordingly, on the morning of the 16th of July, having doffed his uniform, with a knapsack on his back, dressed in the simple Russian costume -- tightly-fitting tunic, the traditional belt of the Moujik, wide trousers, gartered at the knees, and high boots -- Michael Strogoff arrived at the station in time for the first train.

    Michael Strogoff : or the Courier of the Czar 1911

  • An old gray-haired Moujik, or peasant, all covered with blood, had appeared to her, and had exclaimed:

    The Secret Memoirs of the Courts of Europe Fontenoy, Mme La Marquise De 1900

  • The Moujik took the stone into his lumbering cart, and conveyed it to the city.

    The Talking Beasts Various 1896

  • Our Moujik fitted a handle to the blade, and began to strip lime-trees in the forest with it, of the bark he wanted for shoes, while at home he unceremoniously splintered fir chips with it.

    The Talking Beasts Various 1896

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