Russian Folk Tales (Bilingual)

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Piskunova, Natalii͡a
Romanenko, Vitaliĭ

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1994

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This lively hard-covered book has a typical selection of thirteen Russian folk-tales, listed in the T of C at the back. I include it in the collection for two reasons. First, it includes the Aesopic fable FS as its third story, She-Fox and Crane. To its credit, this version keeps the fable suitably brief and pointed. Secondly, one finds here a--sometimes crude--translation of other folk-tales included in books in this collection. Bilingual books are very helpful! It is, I think, a testimony to both Aesop and this collection that I found a bilingual English/Russian fable book in Tokyo!

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Ex Libris
Sankt-Peterburgskiĭ komitet Soi͡uza literatorov Rosii ĖTO "Ėkslibris",

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http://hdl.handle.net/10504/79444

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4118 (Access ID)

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Books of Fables