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Cossack fairy tales and folk-tales (1902)

Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909, Mitchell, E. W. illustrator · London : A. H. Bullen · leaf 33

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tsa right piteously to let her have him as herhusband. With no other shall I ever be happy,said she, my happiness is in him alone! For along time the Tsar wrinkled his brows at the thoughtof giving his daughter to a simple youth; but at last on. 17 he gave them his blessing, and they crowned… … THE STORY OF THE WIND. NCE upon a time there dwelt twobrethren in one village, and onebrother was very, very rich, andthe other brother was very, verypoor. The rich man had wealthof all sorts, but all that the poorman had was a heap of children.One day, at harvest-time, the poor man left hiswife…

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