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Russian Fairy Tales

Note 102 — Chapter II

William Ralston Shedden Ralston translation

Grom. It is the thunder, rather than the lightning, which the Russian peasants look upon as the destructive agent in a storm. They let the flash pass unheeded, but they take the precaution of crossing themselves when the roar follows.

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