Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909, Nisbet, Noel L., ill · London : G.G. Harrap & Co. · leaf 108
lor, and was so handsomethat words cannot describe it. But the Tsar livedalone with his daughter. She, however, grew sadderand sadder, and was no longer like her former self, sosorrowful was she. And the Tsar asked her, saying, Wherefore art thou so sorrowful ? — I am notsorrowful, father, said… … THEY WERE BOTH OX THEIR KNEES 90 THE VAMPIRE AND ST MICHAEL And so it went on, till the Tsar dreamt a dream, andin this dream it was said to him, Thy daughtergrieves because she loves so much the youth who drovethe unclean spirit out of her. Then the Tsar askedher, Dost thou love this youth ? —And…
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