Fairy tales of the Slav peasants and herdsmen (1896)
1804-1891, Harding, Emily J., ill · London : G. Allen · leaf 300
een recently cleared by thebushy tail of the red fox. But this time, instead of leading,the red fox followed, his tail working marvels as he went: itdestroyed the bridges, reopened the ravines, raised high moun-tains, and in fact put back everything as it used to be. The prince felt very happy as… … Ohnivak 283 with the king of the silver palace : the nearer he came to it,the more wretched he grew. The red fox, who noticed this,said: It appears to me that you do not want to exchangethe lovely Zlato-Vlaska for the Horse with the Golden Mane:is it not so ? Well, I have helped you so far, I will…
Fairy tales -- Slavic countries
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