| Description |
xii, 256 pages ; 23 cm |
| Contents |
The tale of how a peasant fed two generals.--The very wise minnow.--The conscience is lost!--The deceitful newspaper-man and the credulous reader.--The rabbit who had the habit of sound thinking.--The old nag.--The carp who was an idealist.--Faithful Trésor.--The liberal.--The poor wolf.--An idle conversation.--A village fire.--The self-sacrificing rabbit.--The unsleeping eye.--The ram who could not remember.--The siskin's tragedy.--Kramólnikov's misadventure.--The suppliant crow.--The fool.--The wild squire.--Christ's night.--The virtues and the vices |
| Notes |
Translation of selected stories from Skazki |
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