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Examples
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And she had a plump daughter, and the daughter was called Nastasia, and she was married to a handsome peasant called
Old Peter's Russian Tales Arthur Ransome 1925
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“Look here,” cried Rogojin, seizing him fiercely by the arm, “look here, if you so much as name Nastasia
The Idiot 2002
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Player who reminds you of yourself: Actually it's my sister, Nastasia, who played at California Baptist University.
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If Rogojin was really not at home, the prince was advised to go to a certain house, the address of which was given, where lived a German lady, a friend of Nastasia
The Idiot 2002
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He longed to solve the mystery of something in the face Nastasia
The Idiot 2002
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Both sat down, at a little distance from one another — Aglaya on the sofa, in the corner of the room, Nastasia by the window.
The Idiot 2002
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“Gavrila Ardalionovitch Ivolgin,” said Nastasia, firmly and evenly.
The Idiot 2002
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Nastasia was silent, and would not say what she thought about it.
The Idiot 2002
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Evgenie Pavlovitch flushed up and looked angrily at Nastasia
The Idiot 2002
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Did she mean because Nastasia had been living with
The Idiot 2002
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