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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 55

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nd I was there, and drank mead andbeer. What my mouth couldnt hold ran down mybeard. For you, theres a Jcazka, but there be fathearth-cakes for me the asker. And if I have aughtto eat, thou shalt share the treat. THE VOICES AT THE WINDOW. NOBLEMAN went hunting oneautumn, and with him went agoodly… … them rain began to fall heavily,to the skin, and his teeth chatteredhands together and cried: Oh, had we but a warmhut, and a white bed, and soft bread and sour kvas,1we should have nought to complain of, but would telltales and feign fables till dawn of day ! Immedi-ately there shone a light in…

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