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Cossack fairy tales and folk-tales (1894)

Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909 · London : Lawrence and Bullen · leaf 218

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he rich mans, cried a voice fromthe midst of the field. But the Lord Himself was amongst the peoplegathered together there, and He said : Listen not tothat voice, for the field is verily the poor mans. Then the Lord told all the people how^ the matterwent, and then He said to the son of the rich… … THE TWO PPJXCES. HERE was once upon a time a T.sarwho had two sons, and these sonswent a-hunting in the forest andthere lost themselves. They ^Yan-dered on and on for twelveweeks, and at the end of thetwelve weeks they came to a placewhere three roads met, and the elder brothersaid to the younger:…

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