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The story teller (1910)

Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 441

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he shore thateven a fly could passthem. A fly cannot passthem, eh ! Look nowwhat a big fly has passedthem, said the TsarevichIvan, and he took off hisinvisible cap and bowed 1the Tsar-Maiden. The Tsar-Maiden and her comrades, as maidens arewont to do, shrieked and moaned, thought of runningaway and… … The Story of Ivan 403 bear, I shall not bite you, I will take no ones heartagainst her will; but if my destined bride be here, thenam I her destined bridegroom. Then the Tsar-Maiden turned as scarlet as the redpoppy-flower, gave her white hand to the Tsarevich Ivan,and said, Welcome, good youth!…

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