Who Can Be Happy and Free in Russia? by Nikolai Alekseevich Nekrasov
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She chirruped, and making A brisk little movement She said to Pakhom In a voice clear and human: "Release my poor child, I will pay a great ransom." "And what is your offer?" "A loaf each a day And a bucket of vodka, Salt cucumbers also, 320 Each morning a dozen. At mid-day sour qwass And hot tea in the evening." "And where, little bird," Asked the two brothers Goobin, "And where will you find Food and drink for all seven?" "Yourselves you will find it, But I will direct you To where you will find it." 330 "Well, speak. We will listen." "Go straight down the road, Count the poles until thirty: Then enter the forest |
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