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The Russian story book : containing tales from the song-cycles of Kiev and Novgorod and other early sources (1916)

Wilson, Richard, fl. 1914-1916, 1878- · London : Macmillan · leaf 317

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ing downat once so that his brother could get upon his back.Then he walked onward with his new burden,onward and ever onward, turning to the right handor to the left as his brother directed him. After along time they came to a dense forest in which stoodthe pine-wood cabin of the wicked Baba-Yaga.… … Timothy began to dance, thr cabin also began to dance, the tabledanced NIKITA AND THE TERRIBLE TSAR 285 there. Sure enough they found hot savoury foodin the oven and they sat down to the table and hada good meal, for the sea air had made them bothvery hungry. When they were fully satisfied…

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