Russian folk story: gray yellow horse

once upon a time, there was an old man who had three sons, two of whom were smart, while the son, ivan losheka, was a fool, often lying on the stove.

old barley is very strong, but it's always broken at night.

so the old man said to the three sons, "dear children, you'll watch the wheat every night and grab the thief." on the first night, the eldest son went to guard the wheat, and he loved to sleep.

as soon as he arrived at the haystack, he lay down until dawn.

the next day i went home and lied, "i haven't slept all night, frozen, and i haven't seen a thief." the next night, the second son went, and he slept in the haystack.

the third night, it's the fool's son.

he's going with a set of horses.

he walked on the field track, sat on a rock and waited for the thief.

in the middle of the night, two wild horses, one gold and one silver gray, ran away, and the earth was shaking, and they sprayed a smoke from their ears, and a fire from their noses.

when the mustangs arrived in the fields, they began to eat wheat, which, while not much food, could be trampled on.

the fool's son crawled on the floor in front of the horse and put a horse around his neck.

why can't a horse earn a horse like that, and ask him, "leave me alone, ivanoshka.

i'll be faithful to you." if you want to find me, go outside the village and whistle three times, and shout out, "a gray yellow horse, a light chestnut horse, stand before me." i'll be right here." ivanoshka released the horse and was assured that he would not eat any more wheat and trample upon the wheat.

when ivan losheka came home, the two brothers asked, "hey, fool, see anything?" "i've got all kinds of fury horses," says ivan luka.

"they promised to stop eating wheat, and i put it." when the brothers listened, they laughed at the stupid brothers, but after that, no one really touched the wheat.

shortly after, the tsar's emissary issued a decree in the villages and towns: everyone came to celebrate the tsar's holiday, and the tsar married the princess who could jump on his horse into the princess's house and take the ring from her hand.

the two brothers of ivanloška participated in the tsar's festival, not to participate in the pegasus to collect the princess's ring, but to see others to collect the princess's ring.

ivanloška also asked to go with them.

and the two brothers said, "you too, stupid brother.

i see you're still sitting on the fireplace, pulling up ash and pouring it." when the brothers left, ivan losheka asked his sister-in-law for a basket of mushrooms.

ivan losheka went to the field, threw the basket down, blew three whistles and shouted, "a gray yellow horse, a pale twilight horse, stand before me!" in a moment, the horse appeared in front of ivan losheka.

"hey, ivan losheka, the horse said, "get in my right ear, get out of my left ear." ivan rosheka crawled from the right ear of the horseGet in, come out of your left ear and suddenly become a pretty young man.

Then Ivanloška rode right away to the capital to attend the tsar's festival.

He went to the square in front of the palace, where he saw the sea of men and women, and she was sitting next to the window of her high room, with a princess with a valuable ring on her hand, who was beautiful and beautiful.

But no one has managed to dance so high that no one wants to be in public.

At this point, Ivan Losheka took a few whips on the mast, and the horse jumped over the window where the princess was sitting, but it was still a little short, it didn't jump, and then ran away.

The audience was shocked by this strange scene。