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"Сказка о мертвой царевне и семи богатырях"-2, А.С.Пушкин[ссылка]For best definition, click: [ссылка]."Сказка о Мертвой царевне и 7 богатырях" А.С.Пушкин, часть 2,производство "Союзмультфильм", СССР, Москва,1951 годCopy and paste this link to watch video in high quality:[ссылка], visit my site about Russian folklore:[ссылка]Part 2 text:Woman's wrath would daunt the [ссылка] was no use [ссылка] the Princess left with SmudgeFor the [ссылка] far they trudgedThat the Princess guessed the [ссылка] to death by such foul treason,Loud she pleaded: "Spare my [ссылка] of guilt am [ссылка] not kill me, I beseech [ссылка] when I become TsaritsaI shall give you rich [ссылка], who really loved her ward,Being loth to kill or bind her,Let her go, remarking kindly:"God be with [ссылка] not [ссылка], this said, went back alone.[ссылка] the Tsaritsa,"Where's that pretty little creature?"[ссылка] the forest on her [ссылка] replied. [ссылка] there she'll [ссылка] a tree I firmly lashed her.When a hungry beast attacks herShe'll have little time to cryAnd the quicker she shall [ссылка] spread and caused a panic:"What, the Tsar's own daughter [ссылка] was the Tsar that day.But the young Prince YeliseiOffered God a fervent prayerAnd departed then and thereTo seek out and homeward guideHis sweet-tempered, youthful [ссылка] his young bride kept walkingThrough the forest until morning,Vague as to her [ссылка] she spied a house.Out a dog ran growling, yapping,Then sat down, his tail [ссылка] the gate there was no [ссылка] was quiet in the [ссылка] at heel the good dog boundedAs the Princess slowly mountedStairs to gain the living floor,Turned the ring upon the [ссылка] the door swung openAnd before her eyes unfoldedA bright chamber: all aroundBenches strewn with rugs she found,Board of oak beneath the ikonAnd a stove with tiles to lie [ссылка] the Princess it was clearKindly folk were dwelling hereWho would not deny her [ссылка] one was at home, [ссылка] she set to, cleaned the pans,Made the whole house spick and span,Lit a candle in the corner,Fed the fire to be warmer,Climbed onto the platform bedThere to lay her sleepy head.