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Georgian Folk Tales

Note 4 — III The Story of Geria, the Poor Man’s Son

Marjory Scott Wardrop translation

Rokapi in Georgian tales is an old woman of a demoniacal character, possessing enchanted castles and domains; sometimes the word simply means witch, and in ordinary conversation it is applied to an ugly, ill-natured, toothless old hag.

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