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CHAPTER VI
Word Count: 1656
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Released on: 17/11/2017
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The Queen of Spades and other stories
“Alexander Sergueievitch Pushkin came of a noble family, so ancient that it was traced back to that Alexander Nevsky who, in the thirteenth century, gained a great victory over the Swedes upon the ice of the River Neva, in token whereof he was surnamed "Nevsky" of the Neva.”