FOOTNOTES:[1]Nízhni Nóvgorod: it means Lower New Town.[2]Nearly twenty-six and a half miles.[3]Water-boiler for making Russian tea.[4]A team of three horses harnessed abreast: the outside two gallop; the shaft horse trots.[5]Diminutive of Iván. John.[6]Chetyá Minyéi.[7]Son of Semyón.[8]Son of Dmitry (or Dmítrievitch; see page 137).
FOOTNOTES:[1]Nízhni Nóvgorod: it means Lower New Town.[2]Nearly twenty-six and a half miles.[3]Water-boiler for making Russian tea.[4]A team of three horses harnessed abreast: the outside two gallop; the shaft horse trots.[5]Diminutive of Iván. John.[6]Chetyá Minyéi.[7]Son of Semyón.[8]Son of Dmitry (or Dmítrievitch; see page 137).
FOOTNOTES:
[1]Nízhni Nóvgorod: it means Lower New Town.
[1]Nízhni Nóvgorod: it means Lower New Town.
[2]Nearly twenty-six and a half miles.
[2]Nearly twenty-six and a half miles.
[3]Water-boiler for making Russian tea.
[3]Water-boiler for making Russian tea.
[4]A team of three horses harnessed abreast: the outside two gallop; the shaft horse trots.
[4]A team of three horses harnessed abreast: the outside two gallop; the shaft horse trots.
[5]Diminutive of Iván. John.
[5]Diminutive of Iván. John.
[6]Chetyá Minyéi.
[6]Chetyá Minyéi.
[7]Son of Semyón.
[7]Son of Semyón.
[8]Son of Dmitry (or Dmítrievitch; see page 137).
[8]Son of Dmitry (or Dmítrievitch; see page 137).