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Cossack fairy tales and folk tales (1916)

Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909, Nisbet, Noel L., ill · London : G.G. Harrap & Co. · leaf 24

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sky. Theywent through this forest, but in a short time they grewvery tired, and when they came to a path leading to aclearing full of large tree-stumps, the father said, I amso tired out that I will rest here a little, and with thathe sat down on a tree-stump and cried, Oh, how tiredI am ! He had… … ALL AL\NNER OF EVIL POWERS WALKED ABROAD i6 OH: THE TSAR OF THE FOREST his knee.—* What dost thou want of me, O man ? heasked.—The man was amazed at the strangeness of hiscoming to light, and said to him, I did not call thee ;begone ! — How canst thou say that when thou didstcall me ? asked the…

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