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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Good morrow, young man, said the old man.
What are you looking for and where are you going to?
Ivan the king's son told him all his misfortunes.
Ah, Ivan the king's son, why did you burn the frog's skin?
You did not put it on, and it was not for you to take it off.
The wise princess was so far more cunning and wise than her father, that he clothed her in a frog's skin, and bade her be a frog for three years, and
Here is a ball for you wherever it rolls you must boldly follow.
Ivan the King's son thanked the old man, and followed where the ball rolled.
Whether it rolled far or near, for a short time or a long time, the story does not say, but it stopped at a cottage.
This cottage stood on chickens' legs and wobbled about.
Ivan the King's son said
Cottage, cottage, stand as you used to stand, still as your mother placed you, back to the wood and front to me.
The cottage turned round, with its back to the wood and its front to him.
Ivan the king's son went into the cottage, and there lay an old woman, all bony, with a nose which grew to the ceiling.
She said to him in an angry voice Fi fi fi why have you come here, Ivan the King's son?
Oh, you old woman, he answered, before asking me questions you should give me something to eat and drink, and you should prepare me a hot steam bath, and then you can ask me questions.
The old woman gave him food and drink and a steam bath, and then the king's son told her he was looking for his wife, the wise princess.
My child, said the old woman.
It is a pity you did not come before.
In the first years after her flight, she remembered you.
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