Russian folklore stories: shepherds and chimney sweepers

in a little friend's room, there's an old wood closet in the middle of which a man is engraved.

he's known as general sheephorn.

the room also contains a variety of dolls, a shepherd and his grandfather, and a young man who sweeps the chimney.

one day, general sheephorn said he was going to marry a shepherd, which was a shock to the shepherd, and she said, "i already have someone i like." but the shepherd's grandfather agreed to the marriage for the simple reason that general sheephorn had been carved with good oak and that there were many gold and silver treasures in the wood closet.

besides, he's grandpa.

he should be in charge.

how could a shepherd not agree that she would spend all day in a dark closet? she had to pin her hopes on the young man who was cleaning the chimney, because he was the one she really liked.

general sheephorn heard that her grandfather had agreed to the marriage and slept happily.

isn't this a great opportunity? where can a shepherd run with a young man? the young man said, "well, let's get into the stove and get out of the chimney.

i know this road.

they can't find us.

but you must be brave." at that time, both the grandfather and the general had woken up and cried out when they were about to flee.

the shepherd followed the young quickly into the chimney.

it's dark.

i can't see anything.

she's holding the young man's hand.

all of a sudden, she heard the sound of a twilight, like something broke in the room.

she looked at it, followed the young and slowly climbed to the top of the chimney.

ah, it's beautiful out there.

it's fresh.

the sky is full of stars and there's a round moon! under the feet is the roof, one next to the house, a cold wind blowing over it close to the young man.

standing on the roof, it's too quiet out there.

all of a sudden, the shepherd was alone, and it was the first time she left her room, and he missed grandpa.

she has to go back.

the young man had no choice but to take her back to her room.

when they open the door, look at the room, they're scared.

grandpa fell after them.

the shepherd cried, "for me, for me, for grandpa." the young man came for a bottle of glue, and said to the shepherd, "don't worry, we'll put him in one piece and stick him up." what about general sheephorn? standing still as if nothing had happened.

the young men picked up the pieces in pieces, the shepherds were sticky, slowly, and grandpa recovered.

unfortunately, grandpa could not turn his neck, but standing there was still as powerful as ever.

he said to the shepherds and the young: “thank you very much, you helped me and restored me to what i was.” speaking of which, grandpa was interested in seeing general sheephorn.

general sheephorn's head was down, and nothing could be said.

where's the shepherd? she took young men's hands and was happy to return to her place.

however, he was close to the young and stood side by side.

seeing a shepherd like thatGeneral Sheephorn has a hard heart, but he says to Grandpa, "You agreed to marry me and the shepherd, and now she's back.

Please promise us the marriage." Grandpa ignored her, and he couldn't move his head, but he raised his head high and didn't answer a word。