Cossack Fairy Tales and Folk Tales, The Voices At the Window, part 2, sentence 48

Now the Tsarevko awoke at midnight, and saw in the right-hand corner a horse so gorgeously caparisoned that he could not resist rising at once and mounting it; and in the threshold corner there was a self-slicing sword, and in the third corner stood the dog _Protius_[9], and in the stove corner stood the dog _Nedviga_[9].

Who acts: Tsarevko, quarter · What happens: awake, see, caparison, not resist, rise, mount · To what, where: hand corner, corner, slicing sword, threshold corner, dog, third corner

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