Cossack fairy tales and folk-tales . ith his huge broadsword, a full fathom long,which the Lord had given him, and chopped off allthe Dragons six heads, and the rock fell upon theDragons

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Cossack fairy tales and folk-tales . ith his huge broadsword, a full fathom long,which the Lord had given him, and chopped off allthe Dragons six heads, and the rock fell upon theDragons

Download this stock image: Cossack fairy tales and folk-tales . ith his huge broadsword, a full fathom long,which the Lord had given him, and chopped off allthe Dragons six heads, and the rock fell upon theDragons body and crushed it to pieces. Then thePrince gathered up the six dragon-heads and laidthem on one side, and cut out the six lolling tonguesand tied them in his handkerchief, and told thePrincess to go back to her palace, for they could notbe married for a year and twelve weeks, and if, bythat time, he did not appear, she was to marryanother, and with that he departed. Then the coach-man of the Princess came u - 2AJCW5N from Alamy's library of millions of high resolution stock photos, illustrations and vectors.