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Cossack fairy tales and folk-tales (1894)

Bain, R. Nisbet (Robert Nisbet), 1854-1909 · London : Lawrence and Bullen · leaf 277

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o Idc told twice. Off he went tothe river, and began digging up the water-skin straight-way. He unfastened it with greedy, trembling hands ;but he had no sooner opened it than the UnluckyDays all popped out and clung on to him : Thou artours ! said they. He went home, and when he gotthere he found… … THE WONDROUS STORY OF IVAN GOLIK ^AND THE SERPENTS. OMEWHERE, nowliere, in anotherkingdom, in the empire of Thrice-ten,lived—whether twas a Tsar and aTsaritza, or only a Prince and aPrincess, I know not, but anyhowthey had two sons. One day thisprince said to his sons: Let us go down to…

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