«Russian Folk-Tales» by A. N. Afanas'ev The whole of «Russian Folk-Tales» by A. N. Afanas'ev, Project Gutenberg book 62509 (public domain in the USA): 41 chapters, 6153 sentences. Every sentence has its own page with its syntax tree and pragmatics. Mova parsed them all itself; 0 are also in the tales treebank of release 0.3 and keep their checked tree.
1 Opening, part 1 109 sentences · RUSSIAN FOLK-TALES 2 Opening, part 2 160 sentences · When they reached the heath Márya Tsarévna said: “Come, little sister, I will find a cushion for your head.” 3 Opening, part 3 204 sentences · “Now! 4 Opening, part 4 135 sentences · When the master had heard of this, he instantly started out to see the gipsy. 5 Opening, part 5 147 sentences · I myself then should have liked to see the Prince and Princess; and they were just poking their heads out of… 6 Opening, part 6 117 sentences · “Lead us, shepherd,” said the father, “where you broke off the bulrush.” 7 Opening, part 7 142 sentences · BÁBA YAGÁ AND ZAMORÝSHEK 8 Opening, part 8 149 sentences · But the younger brother, who had turned to the left, heard that there was a fair princess in a certain kingd… 9 Opening, part 9 183 sentences · The brother and sister were betrothed, and he went into the room and cried out, “Sister mine, come in!” 10 Opening, part 10 122 sentences · THE TSARÍTSA HARPIST 11 Opening, part 11 81 sentences · Iván Tsarévich went into the white-stoned stables, took the horse, and went back. 12 Opening, part 12 175 sentences · THE PRIEST WITH THE ENVIOUS EYES 13 Opening, part 13 158 sentences · “We’ll see who’ll have the last word if it comes to eating,” said the soldier, shook the nosebag open, and a… 14 Opening, part 14 157 sentences · “Now, sisters, our watchman has gone to sleep: it is time we set out on our promenade: it is time.” 15 Opening, part 15 172 sentences · Bába Yagá sat down to supper, and Vasilísa sat silently in front of her. 16 Opening, part 16 164 sentences · ILYÁ MÚROMETS[20] AND SVYATOGÓR THE KNIGHT 17 Opening, part 17 161 sentences · Then again the labourer thought how he should not offend God, how he should not take too much for his work. 18 Opening, part 18 140 sentences · “Give me a kiss, fair maiden!” 19 Opening, part 19 155 sentences · THE SOLDIER AND THE TSAR IN THE FOREST 20 Opening, part 20 141 sentences · “Why, O Lord, are the children tortured?” 21 Opening, part 21 115 sentences · The poor brother brought the rich man the horse back without a tail. 22 Opening, part 22 168 sentences · In the morning they went there to collect his bones; but there Iván was, as large as life. 23 Opening, part 23 130 sentences · Again the Sister of the Sun met him: “Iván Tsarévich, why hast thou wept?” 24 Opening, part 24 137 sentences · So they started, and off they went. 25 Opening, part 25 160 sentences · When he came to himself he got up and he looked, and he found himself in the subterranean world, where there… 26 Opening, part 26 147 sentences · Then the little devil begged him and cried in his ear: “Do let me go, peasant. 27 Opening, part 27 156 sentences · One day he went into the wood, and the hairs of his dog bristled up. 28 Opening, part 28 127 sentences · But, although Chufíl-Fílyushka was small, he was no fool! 29 Opening, part 29 116 sentences · Donotknow learned of this, shook off the bull’s hide, took off the bladder, summoned his good horse, and lea… 30 Opening, part 30 155 sentences · “Good-day, Tsarévich,” said Bába Yagá: 31 Opening, part 31 116 sentences · Then the Pig said, “I do not mind any frost whatsoever: I will burrow into the ground and do without any _iz… 32 Opening, part 32 143 sentences · So Ilyá Múromets changed into the beggar’s dress and rode straight back to the palace of the Prince, and cri… 33 Opening, part 33 133 sentences · So he began to pray to God, and went hungry for days on days; and he still went on praying. 34 Opening, part 34 137 sentences · The merchant was frightened, fell on his knees and besought pardon. 35 Opening, part 35 174 sentences · And after a little while, an old man came into the hut. 36 Opening, part 36 184 sentences · So the peasant went home. 37 Opening, part 37 166 sentences · As soon as he had spoken these words a little devil rose up at once in front of him and said, “Hail, soldier… 38 Opening, part 38 145 sentences · In a certain kingdom in a certain land a Tsar and his Tsarítsa lived. 39 Opening, part 39 170 sentences · Bába Yagá had forbidden her to tell them anything about it; she was therefore much too frightened for a long… 40 Opening, part 40 137 sentences · The fence is made of boards or sticks or stumps. 41 Opening, part 41 265 sentences · _The Swan Maiden. This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/tales/pg62509/