Fairy tales of the Slav peasants and herdsmen (1896)
1804-1891, Harding, Emily J., ill · London : G. Allen · leaf 146
hen he had ceased speaking the room was filled with ablast of wind followed by flashes of lightning, then a hailstormof gold pieces showered down and quite covered the table. The chink of the money aroused his mother, who sat upin bed perfectly amazed. What is the meaning of this, my son? Am I… … The Flying Carpet 129 have your heart, where for me there will ever be love tosweeten the disappointments and troubles of life. This goldthat you see will drive poverty far away, and enable us to helpothers. Take these pieces, lock them up safely, and use themwhen in need. As for me, kiss me, and…
Fairy tales -- Slavic countries
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