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Why the people of Kalmykia should not get into conflict tomorrow

On the holiday, the Charitinas tried to avoid quarrels and conflicts. It was believed that this could lead to prolonged illness. There were other signs.

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Why the people of Kalmykia should not get into conflict tomorrow

On the holiday, the Charitinas tried to avoid quarrels and conflicts. It was believed that this could lead to prolonged illness. There were other signs.

You should not be jealous of others’ successes, nor should you boast about your achievements or prosperity. The person who violated this prohibition risked bringing failure into his life and losing everything he is so proud of.

Unmarried girls in Russia gathered for gatherings with embroidery, sewing and yarn. Each tried to prove herself as a master not only to show off in front of friends, but also to attract the attention of young people who sometimes came to see their work. In the evening, needlework was postponed, put a samovar and guessed at the narrowed one.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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