Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909 · London : Lawrence and Bullen · leaf 267
\ay cut offthe forty heads above the collars. Then he carriedotf the heads of his forty daughters in a bunch (for ^in-TI COSSACK FAIRY TALES. the brides now had on the night-dresses of theirbridegrooms), and went and lay down to sleep. Thenthe foal said : My dear little father ! awake the… … whether Wednesday is not jDursuing. He lookedround: Yes, little brother, said he, Wednesdayis pursuing! — Shake thy kerchief then! saidthe foal. He shook his kerchief, and immediately avast sea was between him and the pursuer. Thenthey went on and on till the foal said to him again : Look behind,…
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