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100                                                                 PETR OGOTOEV









                               They were killed.
                               Eos Tardar the Devil
                               Being glad of his wedding
                               Seethed with passion,
                               Hurrying to be in bed
                               Started to bark at them
                               Like an evil dog,
                               Scolding them awfully
                              Was driving them out.


                                       Eos Tardar


                               “Known as hungry dogs,
                              Getting into a hole
                              Because of greediness,
                              Grasping eaters,
                              Stop devouring!
                              Go away quickly,
                              Otherwise I’ll kill you.
                              You, inveterate scoundrels!”
                              Saying these words,
                              Pushing them down
                              He began to drive them away.
                              Eles Bootur the Great
                              Like a thunder
                              Ran into Eos Tardar.
                              He appeared so suddenly
                              From nowhere.
                              Eos Tardar the Devil
                              From his shock
                              Shouting loudly was thrown to
                              Nine-sagened distance.
                              But not touching a ground
                              Stood up like a frozen larch,
                              Shrieking out rose straight
                              To the sky like smoke of a pipe.
                              In an instance
                              Turning into a sharp stick
                              From the high sky
                              Like an arrow with an iron point
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