(14-1)
There was an old woman with an old man. |
(14-2)
They had a hare as a child. |
(14-3)
They had a hare. They were always starving. |
(14-4)
They never caught anything in the trap. Comment:
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(14-5)
The old man didn't have a trap and didn't have any skis. Comment:
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(14-6)
Because he didn't have any skis he went to cut down a poplar tree. Comment:
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(14-7)
When he went away, the hare remained with his grandmother. |
(14-8)
It remained. Then it started sliding down from the window on the grandmother's sewing board. Comment:
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(14-9)
It kept sliding, the looked inside and said to the grandmother: "Grandmother, fu." Comment:
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(14-10)
Grandmother, I am leaving. |
(14-11)
I eat the willow bushes and you don't have any food." |
(14-12)
And it ran away. |
(14-13)
The old woman cried and swallowed her needle and her thimble. Comment:
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(14-14)
She died on the floor. |
(14-15)
Her husband the old man came. |
(14-16)
He started calling his wife: "Wife!", but there was no answer. Comment:
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(14-17)
There she was, lying on the floor dead. |
(14-18)
Then the old man brought in his skis inside. Comment:
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(14-19)
That hare came and looked in the window. |
(14-20)
"Grandfather, have you returned?" |
(14-21)
"I have returned. |
(14-22)
Hare, come. Where did you go?" |
(14-23)
It said: "Fu, fu, fu. Comment:
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(14-24)
You don't have any food. |
(14-25)
I eat the willow bushes and I am escaping." |