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Arthur RansomeOld Peter's Russian Tales (December 7, 2008)

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Librivox recording of Old Peter's Russian Tales by Arthur Ransome.
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Arthur Ransome is best known for his Swallows and Amazons series of children’s books. This is the only example of his fiction in the public domain in the United States. These stories are all from Russian folklore, some comparatively well-known, others less so. Ransome spent some years in Russia as a newspaper correspondent for the Daily News and the Manchester Guardian and was peripherally involved in the revolution. In the late twenties he married Evgenia Shvelpina, Trotsky's secretary, retired from newspapers and started writing his children’s books. (Summary by AJM)

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It also belongs to collections: Audio Books & Poetry; Community Audio

Artist/Composer: Arthur Ransome
Date: 2008-12-07
Source: Librivox recording of a public-domain text
Keywords: librivox; audiobooks; children's books; Russian folklore; short stories; fairy tales

Creative Commons license: Public Domain


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00 Introduction (Note & 'The Hut in the Forest') 9.2 MB
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01 - The Tale of the Silver Saucer and the Transparent Apple 29.5 MB
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02 - Sadko 19.5 MB
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03 - Frost 18.5 MB
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04 - The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship 25.6 MB
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05 - Baba Yaga 26.6 MB
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06 - The Cat Who Became Head-Forester 23.6 MB
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07 - Spring in the Forest 3.1 MB
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08 - The Little Daughter of the Snow 20.7 MB
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09 - Prince Ivan, the witch baby, and the Little Sister of the Sun 22.7 MB
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10 - The Stolen Turnips, The Magic Tablecloth, The Sneezing Goat and The Wooden Whistle 31.9 MB
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11 - Little Master Misery 24.2 MB
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12 - A Chapter of Fish 8.7 MB
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13 - The Golden Fish 22.2 MB
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14 - Who Lived in the Skull 3.0 MB
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15 - Alenoushka And Her Brother 15.7 MB
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16 - The Fire-Bird, The Horse of Power, and The Princess Vasilissa 25.2 MB
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17 - The Hunter and His Wife 11.1 MB
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18 - The Three Men Of Power - Evening, Midnight, And Sunrise 28.3 MB
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19 - Salt 30.2 MB
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20 - The Christening in the Village 23.5 MB
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Reviewer: Dee_Grooovy - 5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars5.00 out of 5 stars - September 7, 2011
Subject: Highly recommended!
I'm listening to these stories now, and Ms. Lundac (excuse if misspelled!) does a wonderful job of narrating :) I'd like to hear what other stories she has read for - it just makes listening to these old tales so much more enjoyable! Great job!


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