The Russian garland, being Russian folk tales: (1921)
Steele, Robert Reynolds · London : Philpot · leaf 89
hile you are young; but I will soonset you at liberty, and will send you now somesweetmeats and meat; you can eat as much as youlike. So saying, Queen Militrisa went into the palaceand set to work to make two cakes, of wheatendough and serpents fat, which she baked and sentto Bova Korolevich by a… … Ai, \s ! M\ IRACIOnS MdIHEH, WHY II.\\E \l l\ PRISON ; THE HERO BOVA KOROLEVICH bread. So Bova took the cakes and threw them tothe dogs, and as soon as they tasted them theydied. And when he saw Chernavkas kindness andfidelity, he took her black bread and ate it, andbegged her not to close the…
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