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ELES BOOTUR                                                                          99










                                                  Looking like eight bears
                                                  Thrown down,
                                                  Near the mountain gorge
                                                  Looking like nine hungry wolves
                                                  Placed one after another,
                                                  In the rear end
                                                  Of this cursed land,
                                                  In the back end
                                                  Of this damned land.
                                                  As soon as Eles Bootur entered
                                                  A fetid terrible track,
                                                  He heard crying and shouting
                                                  Heavy groaning
                                                  From a far distance.
                                                  Eos Tardar’s huge lair
                                                  Rising up to clouds
                                                  Like a big mountain
                                                  From a far distance
                                                 Was seen and heard.
                                                  Having invited
                                                  His close friends
                                                  From a remote distance,
                                                 Wishing to treat
                                                 His eighty-eight hungry friends,
                                                 Of Arsan-Duolai relatives,
                                                 Coming up to the crossing
                                                 Of eight roads,
                                                 Shrieking like an old bear
                                                 Made them come to him.
                                                 Wishing to feed well,
                                                 Standing at the crossing
                                                 Of nine roads
                                                 Moaning like a wolf
                                                 He gathered them all.
                                                 Not regretting that they were
                                                 The abaasy relatives,
                                                 Thinking only about food,
                                                 Plump as a barrel,
                                                 Stout as a tun,
                                                 Thick as a stove
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