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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The wise princess, as she drank from a glass, let a drop fall onto her left sleeve, and as she ate a piece of roast swan, she hid one of the bones in her right sleeve.
The wives of the elder sons noticed this, and did the same, and
Afterwards, when the wise princess was dancing with Ivan the King's son, she shook her left sleeve, and at once a lake appeared.
She shook her right sleeve, and white swans swam about on the lake.
The king and his guests were astonished, and when the elder son's wives began to dance, they shook their left sleeves, but the only result of it was to splash the guests.
Then they shook their right sleeves, and in so doing a swan's bone hit the king in the face.
The king was angry and drove them away in disgrace.
During that time Ivan the King's son took the opportunity of going home.
He found the frog's skin and threw it into a big fire.
The wise princess arrived and asked where her frog's skin was.
Then, not finding it, she grew sad and said.
Oh, Ivan the King's son, Ivan the King's son, what have you done?
If you had waited a moment I would have been yours forever.
But now goodbye.
Seek me at the end of the world in the kingdom of nowhere.
Wear out three pairs of iron boots.
So saying she turned herself into a white swan and flew away out of the window.
Ivan the king's son wept bitterly and prayed to God with all his might that
He put on iron boots and walked on straight in front of him.
He walked and walked, and after a time he met an old man.
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