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6 2                                                                 PETR OGOTOEV









                           Any foal out of herd of horses!
                           Let enlarge more
                           My easily scared trotters.
                           Let be in group,
                           My running black trotters.
                           The Spirit of my plant
                           My proud decorating boys,
                           My merry beautiful girls,
                           Don’t let frost any blade of grass.
                           The Spirit of my eight-edged
                           Wonderful Land,
                           Made its nest in a great oak,
                           Kind-hearted, blessing-tongued
                           Smiling Aan-Alakhchyn,
                           Being offended and disappointed
                           Pushing aside your four gates
                           Don’t let blow draught
                           My dwelling to frozen,
                           The Middle World to disturb!
                           I’m leaving this World
                           To protect my tribe
                           From an invisible intruder.
                           Farewell to you, Spirits
                           Of my fire place, of my house
                           Of the Middle World!
                           I’ll come back in three years,
                           If I don’t die and vanish.
                           If I die, my Spirit
                           As big as a two-year old boy
                           Will moan out of the fire place
                           In the face of a shaman-protector
                           And if I don’t die
                           You’ll see my shot arrow
                           On the best cross-beam
                           Brightening with its feathers.”
                           Snatching his whistling whip
                           Swift as a star,
                           Undoing the sunny bridle
                           Tied firmly nine times,
                           Catching its long rein
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