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Then he looked steadfastly at Dadon, rode at him full gallop, and struck him a sword-blow on the head which, though a light one, cleft his skull, and Dadon fell dead from his horse. Bova ordered the body to be taken up and borne into the city of Anton that Queen Militrisa should herself behold his end.
Meanwhile he went to his father's grave and wept over it, and then returned to the city of Sumin.
When Dadon's body was brought before Militrisa, she fell to weeping bitterly; and, as she washed ...the blood off with her tears, she perceived that he was still living. Instantly she sent her faithful servants into all the kingdoms round about to fetch a doctor for King Dadon, promising to reward him richly.
Bova, on learning that Dadon was still alive, and had sent to seek a doctor, resolved to go him- self to the city of Anton, disguised as a physician, 111 RUSSIAN GARLAND and to kill King Dadon. Thereupon he washed himself with the black powder, and was instantly changed into an old man, dressed himself Uke a doctor, and took with him Tervis and a sharp sword.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he looked steadfastly at Dadon, rode at him full gallop, and struck him a sword-blow on the head which, though a light one, cleft his skull, and Dadon fell dead from his horse. Bova ordered the body to be taken up and borne into the city of Anton that Queen Militrisa should herself behold his end.
Meanwhile he went to his father's grave and wept over it, and then returned to the city of Sumin.
When Dadon's body was brought before Militrisa, she fell to weeping bitterly; and, as she washed ...the blood off with her tears, she perceived that he was still living. Instantly she sent her faithful servants into all the kingdoms round about to fetch a doctor for King Dadon, promising to reward him richly.
Bova, on learning that Dadon was still alive, and had sent to seek a doctor, resolved to go him- self to the city of Anton, disguised as a physician, 111 RUSSIAN GARLAND and to kill King Dadon. Thereupon he washed himself with the black powder, and was instantly changed into an old man, dressed himself Uke a doctor, and took with him Tervis and a sharp sword.
What to read after The Russian Garland, Being Russian Folk Tales:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steele Robert Reynolds to read onlineMoreLess
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