<p>When his drunken father vanishes into a river, a devoted son ventures into the Devil’s dark forest to rescue him - only to discover that true treasure isn’t gold, but love, faith, and a battered old horse.</p>
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When his drunken father vanishes into a river, a devoted son ventures into the Devil’s dark forest to rescue him - only to discover that true treasure isn’t gold, but love, faith, and a battered old horse.

<p>When his drunken father vanishes into a river, a devoted son ventures into the Devil’s dark forest to rescue him - only to discover that true treasure isn’t gold, but love, faith, and a battered old horse.</p>



The Sorry Drunkard

<p>Once upon a time, in a wretched village, there lived two peasants, who were own brothers. One was poor, however, and the other rich.</p>
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Once upon a time, in a wretched village, there lived two peasants, who were own brothers. One was poor, however, and the other rich.

<p>Once upon a time, in a wretched village, there lived two peasants, who were own brothers. One was poor, however, and the other rich.</p>



Sorrow

<p>Russian Folk-Tales (Magnus 1916)
by <strong>Alexander Nikolaevich Afanasyev</strong>, translated by <strong>Leonard Arthur Magnus</strong></p>
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Russian Folk-Tales (Magnus 1916) by Alexander Nikolaevich Afanasyev, translated by Leonard Arthur Magnus

<p>Russian Folk-Tales (Magnus 1916)
by <strong>Alexander Nikolaevich Afanasyev</strong>, translated by <strong>Leonard Arthur Magnus</strong></p>



The Enchanted Tsarévich

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