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TRANSLATION-TRADUCTION FRANCIS SALTER and STUART DURRANT, trs. ALEKO KONSTANTINOV Bai Ganiu; the Incredible Tales o f a C o n t e m p o r a r y Bulgarian Bai Ganiu Runs an E l e c t i o n This story is dedicated to my esteemed friend Tsvetan Radoslavov "Stop all this jabber, I tell you, we have to elect representatives," shouted Bai Ganiu as he thumped on the table. "But how are we going to elect the representatives, where are we to dig up the voters? And you, Bai Ganiu, a r e n ' t you a Liberal? " Bocholu ventured to inquire. "Liberal? Me? Who told you that? Bai Ganiu snapped back. What do you mean, who told me? Have you forgotten how many Conservatives you beat up and how you cursed them? And you're n o t a Liberal? D o n ' t you remember, you yourself said t h a t . . . you even boasted to Jirecek o f being a Liberal? " insisted Bocholu. "Oh, how stupid you are! " exclaimed Bai Ganiu with a deprecating smile. "As for what I said to jire � ek,
Canadian-American Slavic Studies – Brill
Published: Jan 1, 1973
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