| It is the country where a muzhik is as good as a prince of the blood! |
| In other stories, again, the deep-seated piety of the muzhik, and his patriarchal simplicity of heart are portrayed. |
| The French-speaking muzhik is a monster, an uncanny union of the semi-animate and the human. |
| Everyone's looking at you, saying, 'Come on, muzhik, come on, do it. |
| The menu has been contrived to satisfy the most ravenous muzhik with simple fare prepared with finesse and invention. |
| In other respects they resemble very closely the ordinary peasant, or muzhik. |
