The Russian garland, being Russian folk tales: (1921)
Steele, Robert Reynolds · London : Philpot · leaf 15
ll hunger himself, but his steed will have foodenough; and whoever takes the left road will beslain by the Winged Wolf. When Lyubim Tsarevich read this, he ponderedover it, and resolved to go no other road but tochoose the left, and either be slain himself, ordestroy the Winged Wolf, and free all… … l\s-|A\ll\- IPsT.AkTF.Ii Lvri:iM I\ARK\1CH. FIT ON His AKMI.IK.,\\ll I.EAIl Ilil^ III^ STElin. LYVBIM AND THE WINGED WOLF him. Instantly up started Lyubim Tsarevich, puton his armour, and leaped upon his steed. AndLyubim rode at the Wolf, which beat him so hardwith his wings that he nearly fell…
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