Enlight A pied hen and a speckled egg There lived an old man and an old woman. They had a pied hen. The hen laid a pockmarked egg. The old woman put the egg in the salt shaker. The mouse ran, knocked over the salt shaker, and the egg brok... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight How a peasant wrote to the king One peasant's master's pigs poisoned his potatoes. He decided to complain to the tsar himself - to write him a petition. He took the paper and drew tiny dots on it, larger dots and very large blots. M... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight Five brothers One poor widow had five sons. She gave four of them away early, and left only the youngest at home. Even though they don’t have enough bread, the guy grows by leaps and bounds, and in the eighth year ... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight How a master's dog was taught to speak One rich gentleman had a smart dog - it did everything that the owner ordered it to do. Only I couldn’t speak. The master began to look for a person who would teach his dog human speech. Somewhere in ... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight Who is more cowardly than the hare? One day the hare became disgusted with life. And how can he not be disgusted when everyone is chasing him? During the day, hunters chase with dogs, at night they have to hide from wolves, foxes and ot... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight All-Seer There lived one old man. He could no longer earn a piece of bread, so he decided to take up divination. And one gentleman in that district had just lost an expensive gold ring, and he was looking for ... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight Fool Once upon a time there was a fool, and unfortunately, he decided to get married, but he didn’t know how to woo the girl. There was nothing to do, he asked his mother to bring him his wife. OK. And at ... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight Clever peasant Once a peasant was walking along the road, got tired and sat down on a large stone by the side of the road to rest. The devil jumped up to him and barked: - Don't you dare sit on my chair! But the pea... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight How the hare hid from the rain On a rainy day, the hare was hiding from the rain: he jumped under a blade of grass and, so pleased, said: - Well, it’s raining outside! Translated from Russian original on wisdomlib.ru... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight Yezhov's fur coat Once upon a time there lived an old man and an old woman, and they had no children. They somehow sit at the table and grieve: – God would send us a child, even as tall as a hedgehog! As soon as they s... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight How the master hatched a foal Once upon a time there lived a gentleman who loved nothing in the world except horses. That’s all he dreamed of, how to get horses like no one else had. Once this great horseman went to the market and... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales
Enlight They didn’t really eat, they didn’t really work One owner took putra to the mowers in a barrel to the meadow. The putra splashed and splashed, the owner didn’t even notice how she splashed all out of the barrel. He came to the meadow and persuaded ... Fairy Tales Latvian Fairy Tales