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The story of Grandfather Ivanchik is the path of a highlander, hunter and molfar. On the kichers and zarinks, Ivanchik, competing for the right to be the best, practices spells, turns and chinks, attends weddings and funerals, church and mountain meadows, deals with bandits and demons, mowers and molfars, builds, dances, reflects and smokes a pipe.

Dido Ivanchyk is also an insight into the mind of a Hutsul in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, where the city god is no less real than the emperor, and love for a nymph can be stronger than love for one's own wife.

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