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Ivan the Tsar's Son and the Frog, Ivan Bilbin

Folk Tales From the Russian

by Verra Xenophontovna Kalamatiano de Blumenthal

[1903]

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This is a short collection of Russian folklore, including the famous Tale of Baba Yaga, the witch who lives in the wood in a moveable hut with hen's feet.

Title Page and Contents
Foreword
A List of Illustrations
Dedication
Notes
The Tsarevna Frog
Seven Simeons
The Language of the Birds
Ivanoushka the Simpleton
Woe Bogotir
Baba Yaga
Dimian the Peasant
The Golden Mountain
Father Frost