Shrimpfish (LibriVox reader)
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2,477 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 9 Aug
Shrimpfish (LibriVox reader)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Marry her said the king, it means that such is your fate.
So the sons of the king were married, the eldest married the nobleman's daughter, the second one the merchant's daughter, and Ivan the King's son married a frog.
And the king called them to him and gave the following command.
Each of your wives must bake me a soft white loaf of bread for breakfast tomorrow.
Ivan the king's son went to his room with a heavy heart and hung his head.
Ivan the king's son, why are you so sad?
The frog asked.
Has your father spoken an angry or an unkind word to you?
How can I not be sad?
The king, my father, has ordered you to get ready a loaf of soft white bread for his breakfast to morrow.
Do not worry, Ivan the king's son.
Go to bed and sleep.
In the morning you will be wiser than in the evening.
She sent him to bed, and no sooner had she done so than she threw off her frog skin and turned into a most beautiful girl, for she was none other than the wise princess.
She went out onto the steps and called out in a loud voice O you, my nurses, get ready, get ready.
Provide yourselves with what is necessary, and make me a white loaf such as I used to eat in my father's house.
In the morning, when Ivan the King's son got up, the frog's loaf had been ready for some time, and it was so excellent that the like of it had never been seen.
The loaf of bread was ornamented with various devices.
On the sides of it were kings' palaces and stately towers with their gardens and their walls.
The king thanked Ivan the King's son for the loaf, and at the same time he gave the following order to his three sons.
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