Russian Folk-Tales (Tr. From the Russian)
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So he told the other one : " Come and lie down, and listen ! " " Oh, it's our Filyushka crying." Off they went and ran and ran, and ran the Yaga- B-iira down, saved Filyushka and brought him home to his grandfather, who had nearly gone out of his mind with fright ! They told him to look after Filyushka better, and went out again.
But Filyushka was a real boy, and the first chance he got, oii he was again to the apple-tree, clambered up.
There was the Yaga-Bura again, and offering him an apple.
..." No, you won't catch me this time, you old beast ! " said Fflyushka.
" Don't be unkind — do just take an apple from me ; I'll throw it to you ! " " Right : throw it down." Then Yaga threw him down an apple : he stretched out his hand, and she clutched it and leapt over hills, and valleys, and dark forests, so fast that it seemed like a twinkling of an eye, got him into her home, washed him, went out and put him into the bunk.
In the morning she made ready to go out, and ordered her daughter, " Listen !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So he told the other one : " Come and lie down, and listen ! " " Oh, it's our Filyushka crying." Off they went and ran and ran, and ran the Yaga- B-iira down, saved Filyushka and brought him home to his grandfather, who had nearly gone out of his mind with fright ! They told him to look after Filyushka better, and went out again.
But Filyushka was a real boy, and the first chance he got, oii he was again to the apple-tree, clambered up.
There was the Yaga-Bura again, and offering him an apple.
..." No, you won't catch me this time, you old beast ! " said Fflyushka.
" Don't be unkind — do just take an apple from me ; I'll throw it to you ! " " Right : throw it down." Then Yaga threw him down an apple : he stretched out his hand, and she clutched it and leapt over hills, and valleys, and dark forests, so fast that it seemed like a twinkling of an eye, got him into her home, washed him, went out and put him into the bunk.
In the morning she made ready to go out, and ordered her daughter, " Listen !
What to read after Russian Folk-Tales (Tr. From the Russian)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Afanasʹev, A. N. (Aleksandr Nikolaevich), 1826-1871 to read onlineMoreLess
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