The Complete Russian Folktale: v. 3: Russian Wondertales 1 - Tales of Heroes and Villains
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The Complete Russian Folktale: v. 3: Russian Wondertales 1 - Tales of Heroes and Villains

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The Complete Russian Folktale: v. 3: Russian Wondertales 1 - Tales of Heroes and Villains

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These stories of magic and heroism, and of terrifying encounters with Baba Yaga, Zmei the serpent, and Koshchei the Immortal, are surely the best-known and best-loved folktales of Russia. A wondertale tells of a young person's first venture into a perilous world, where he or she must solve a riddle, pass a test of character, or perform a heroic feat. In the course of the tale, villainy is foiled, disaster is averted, and the young person is transformed by this successful struggle into an adult. The two hundred and fifty wondertales collected and translated here represent at least one example of every tale type known in Russia. Each tale is accompanied by commentary and the volume includes a substantial introduction by the editor.

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Contents

Preface
Technical Note
Glossary
Introduction
151. [The Serpent Slayer]
152. Nikita the Tanner
153. The Serpent with the Star
154. Ivan Bykovich the Bull’s Son
155. Danilko, a Foolhardy Lad
156. Ivan the Peasant’s Son and the Little Man the Size of a Thumb and Moustaches Seven Versts Long
157. Bearskin-Mansface and the Dwarf with the Long Beard
158. Ivan the Mare’s Son
159. Ivan Turtygin
160. Tsarevich Ivan and Elena the Beautiful
161. Maria Morevna
162. Ivan the Bear’s Son
163. The Two Ivans, a Soldier’s Sons
164. The Hunter
165. The Nocturnal Dances
166. The Sorcerer
167. The Tsar’s Daughter
168. [Not Afraid of Death]
169. Soldier Simkin
170. The Bear and the Three Sisters
171. The Bear and the Three Sisters
172. The Three Girls Who Picked Berries
173. About Arapulka
174. Ivan the Pealet
175. The Eagle and Ivan Tsarevich
176. A Sister Gone
177. Prince Danila-Govorila
178. The Witch and the Sun’s Sister
179. Skinhead
180. The Old Man’s Children and the Russet Cow
181. The Bull as Savior
182. The Milk of Wild Beasts
183. The Deep Blue Rose
184. The Voevoda’s Son
185. The Magic Shirt
186. Sheep’s Brew
187. The Whale-Fish
188. Clever Learning
189. The Fearless Man
190. Ivan the Immortal
191. The Thumb-Sized Boy
192. A Tale About Prince Vasilii
193. Baba Yaga and the Nimble Youth
194. Ivanushko and the Witch Jegibishna
195. [The Little Fisherman and the Witch]
196. Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf
197. The Tsar-Black Magician
198. A Soldier and Death
199. The Soldie...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title
  4. Copyright
  5. Contents
  6. Preface
  7. Technical Note
  8. Glossary
  9. Introduction
  10. 151. [The Serpent Slayer]
  11. 152. Nikita the Tanner
  12. 153. The Serpent with the Star
  13. 154. Ivan Bykovich the Bull’s Son
  14. 155. Danilko, a Foolhardy Lad
  15. 156. Ivan the Peasant’s Son and the Little Man the Size of a Thumb and Moustaches Seven Versts Long
  16. 157. Bearskin-Mansface and the Dwarf with the Long Beard
  17. 158. Ivan the Mare’s Son
  18. 159. Ivan Turtygin
  19. 160. Tsarevich Ivan and Elena the Beautiful
  20. 161. Maria Morevna
  21. 162. Ivan the Bear’s Son
  22. 163. The Two Ivans, a Soldier’s Sons
  23. 164. The Hunter
  24. 165. The Nocturnal Dances
  25. 166. The Sorcerer
  26. 167. The Tsar’s Daughter
  27. 168. [Not Afraid of Death]
  28. 169. Soldier Simkin
  29. 170. The Bear and the Three Sisters
  30. 171. The Bear and the Three Sisters
  31. 172. The Three Girls Who Picked Berries
  32. 173. About Arapulka
  33. 174. Ivan the Pealet
  34. 175. The Eagle and Ivan Tsarevich
  35. 176. A Sister Gone
  36. 177. Prince Danila-Govorila
  37. 178. The Witch and the Sun’s Sister
  38. 179. Skinhead
  39. 180. The Old Man’s Children and the Russet Cow
  40. 181. The Bull as Savior
  41. 182. The Milk of Wild Beasts
  42. 183. The Deep Blue Rose
  43. 184. The Voevoda’s Son
  44. 185. The Magic Shirt
  45. 186. Sheep’s Brew
  46. 187. The Whale-Fish
  47. 188. Clever Learning
  48. 189. The Fearless Man
  49. 190. Ivan the Immortal
  50. 191. The Thumb-Sized Boy
  51. 192. A Tale About Prince Vasilii
  52. 193. Baba Yaga and the Nimble Youth
  53. 194. Ivanushko and the Witch Jegibishna
  54. 195. [The Little Fisherman and the Witch]
  55. 196. Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf
  56. 197. The Tsar-Black Magician
  57. 198. A Soldier and Death
  58. 199. The Soldier and the Devils
  59. 200. A Tale of an Enchanted Tsardom
  60. 201. Death
  61. 202. A Thief and Fever
  62. 203. A Soldier and Death
  63. 204. Kitty Golden Earrings
  64. 205. About Two Soldiers
  65. 206. Varushka and Aniushka
  66. 207. About Baba Yaga
  67. 208. Two House Spirits
  68. 209. The Sloven
  69. 210. The Golden Nose
  70. 211. The Pagan Husband
  71. 212. A Murderous Mother
  72. 213. Devils-Corpses
  73. 214. Markusha Married a Rat
  74. 215. A Best Girlfriend
  75. 216. The Hunter
  76. 217. The Maiden Tsar
  77. 218. About Ivan Tsarevich and Rusa-Rusa
  78. 219. The Enchanted Princess
  79. 220. Elena the Wise
  80. 221. The Frog Tsarevna
  81. 222. Nastasia Mouse
  82. 223. The Crooked-Legged Duck
  83. 224. Elena the Beautiful and Her Stepmother
  84. 225. The Daughter and the Stepdaughter
  85. 226. Agar Agarovich
  86. 227. The Vampire
  87. 228. Stroi’s Daughter
  88. 229. The Tsar’s Daughter
  89. 230. The Petrified Tsarevna
  90. 231. The Petrified Tsardom
  91. 232. A Tale About an Enchanted Tsardom
  92. 233. The Golden Head
  93. 234. About Rak Rakovich
  94. 235. Annushka Who Would Not Laugh
  95. 236. The Nut Branch
  96. 237. The Lake Beetle as Groom
  97. 238. The Peasant Bear
  98. 239. About a Maiden
  99. 240. About a Maiden and a Bear
  100. 241. The Daughter-in-Law
  101. 242. The Snotty Goat
  102. 243. The Cat with the Golden Tail
  103. 244. Fenist the Bright Falcon Feather
  104. 245. The Little Worm
  105. 246. How the Tsar’s Daughter Came to Know Need
  106. 247. The Serpent Who Was the Tsar’s Son
  107. 248. The Wonder
  108. 249. How a Neighbor Pinched a Neighbor Girl’s Breast
  109. 250. The Princess Nastas’ia
  110. 251. The Raven Brothers
  111. 252. [The Serpent’s Wife]
  112. 253. The Journey to the Sun
  113. 254. Marko the Rich and Vasilii the Unlucky
  114. 255. About the Iurá
  115. 256. The Unfaithful Wife
  116. 257. The Crystal Lake
  117. 258. Go Where You Know Not Where, Bring Back You Know Not What
  118. 259. The Guest of a Corpse
  119. 260. Christ’s Brother
  120. 261. The Bird of Paradise
  121. 262. The Smoked Egg
  122. 263. About Deep Blue
  123. 264. The Mare’s Head
  124. 265. Mashenka and the Bear
  125. 266. Baba Yaga
  126. 267. The Swan-Geese
  127. 268. The Boy at Yegibova’s
  128. 269. Mashenka and Dashenka
  129. 270. Vasilisa the Beautiful
  130. 271. The Old Man’s Daughter and the Forest Spirit
  131. 272. About the Spindle and the Serpent
  132. 273. The Girl at the Well
  133. 274. An Orphan Girl and Three Months
  134. 275. Mishka the Bear and Myshka the Mouse
  135. 276. In the Service of the Tsar
  136. 277. A Rescued Maiden
  137. 278. Strike But Don’t Hit
  138. Commentaries to Tales
  139. Bibliography