Taiga spell of Helga. The backwoods. Olga Kholodova

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      Yakov, as well as in the childhood, tried not to lag behind in anything from the friend. In a month after Martin’s wedding he married the blond baby Lisa. She got the nickname “baby” because of low growth. Yakov was too not high therefore their couple looked beautifully. At Yakov and Lisa was two kids. The younger son Victor was eight months old, and the senior daughter Eve is three years old. Martin and Yakov were on friendly terms families, and their children perfectly got on among themselves. Sometimes Eva and Diana fought, but quickly reconciled.

      “Again pouted at each other?” Elsa asked Diana and Eve, when the girls came with Lisa to the store for candy.

      “The doll is not shared in the kindergarten,” Lisa answered and smiled, “I want to cajole candies them.”

      “And why together didn’t begin to play with a doll?” Elza asked Eve.

      “I wanted to put to bed a doll, and Diana didn’t allow me it to make,” Eve answered.

      “The doll wanted to eat,” Diana began to argue again.

      “No, to sleep,” Eve objected.

      “Girls don’t swear. Let me feed your doll, and you put bed it,” Elza offered.

      Eve and Diana exchanged glances and agreed. Diane filed an Elsa doll. Babies began to observe how Elza feeds a doll.

      “Now take the doll to bed,” Elza told girls and gave a doll to Diana.

      “Eve we will go rather to put to bed a doll to me home,” Diana offered.

      “Let’s go,” Eve agreed and took Diana by the hand.

      Lisa was surprised to such sudden reconciliation of girls and told, “Elza, you need to get a job in kindergarten the tutor. You are able to find approach to children.”

      Elza smiled in reply to Lisa. Lisa took Eve by hand and led girls home to Diana. Elsa looked at the trail of Lisa and girls and began to gather home.

      After an hour, Elsa was already at the house she took off the black shoes, got up bare feet on a green grass and breathed a sigh of relief. The sun was still high and didn’t seem about to leave the horizon. Summer heat rather cloyed to the girl. Elza wanted a little an autumn cool. She sat a little at the house on a bench and came into the house. She was met by the grandmother Helge.

      “Elza, already late, and our cow of Pestryanka didn’t return from a pasture yet. Descend and look for it,” asked Helga.

      “Ok,” Elza answered, “I will a little have a bite and will run to shepherds. Perhaps, they will tell where it is possible to look for a cow.”

      Elza came on kitchen and poured into his favorite mug of tea. She quickly drank the tea and went to my room to change. Elza took off the beautiful violet dress and pulled black trousers. Then approached a mirror and put on a blue shirt. Elza combed the thick fair hair a hairbrush. She smiled to the reflection in a mirror and went to shepherds. Elza decided to learn where they grazed cows to begin Pestryanki’s searches.

      Elza passed through two streets of the village and approached the beautiful wooden house of the shepherd Mark. She approached a gate and called Mark. From the house came out on the porch a tall young man of thirty-five. This was Mark. The color of his hair was medium brown, and a pale complexion. Friendly features the face of the guy inspired confidence. Mark was a senior among shepherds.

      “Hi Mark,” Elza greeted.

      “Good evening, the beauty,” Mark answered and smiled, “Came to make friends with me Elsa?”

      Elza was confused and askance looked at it. The girl maliciously smiled and answered, “You to me still suggest to play.”

      “Outplay you me,” Mark told and laughed, “Tell, what happened.”

      “At us today from a pasture the cow did not return. Mark, maybe, you know where it can be found?” Elza asked.

      “Your Pestryanka to us frazzled all nerves,” Mark answered, “It very much, very cunning cow. Recently, us sometimes difficult for her to follow.”

      “Ordinary cow. Nothing special for her not watched,” Elza told and shrugged brittle shoulders.

      “Aha, ordinary cow. You Elza probably not about Pestryanka speak,” Mark grinned, “When we banish herd of cows on a high grass, Pestryanka at first goes as absolutely ordinary cow. Goes and chews a grass. If she sees that we don’t look at her, all. Pestryanka in a moment evaporated, disappeared, was gone.”

      “Runs away perhaps?” Elza assumed.

      “If,” Mark answered, “Lays down in a high grass and waits until we with herd of cows leave from a look. Then happy Pestryanka waddlingly, slowly, goes on the affairs.”

      “Our cunning Pestryanka,” the amazed voice Elza said.

      “I am afraid that today she outwitted us again,” Mark told by the disappointed voice, “I think that it now in the field where the clover seeded state farm.”

      “The field is behind the lake?” Elza has specified.

      “Yes. Look there,” Mark advised, “Tell to the grandmother that from now on we will watch closely more your cow of Pestryankaya.”

      “Ok, Mark, I will report to the grandmother,” Elza answered and went to the forest lake.

      “To manage to find this vagabond till the sunset,” Elza thought, carefully making the way through taiga thickets. It passed a little more and stopped. At a big old cedar the girl saw the attached dog. It carefully approached it. The dog lay and whined. It was breeds Huskies. Blue as the sky, eyes of a dog fascinated the girl. Elza approached closer a dog and wanted to stroke it, but the dog began to crawl away from her.

      “The poor thing,” regretted a dog the girl.

      The dog pressed ears, put the head on forepaws and continued to whine.

      “Darling, you will allow me you to release?” Elza asked.

      The dog didn’t move. Elza approached a dog again and stroked it on the head.

      “A good dog,” Elza whispered and carefully untied a dog, “Go home.”

      The dog sat down near Elza and nestled on her legs.

      “Go home,” Elza began to banish a dog.

      The dog didn’t move and plaintively whined.

      “As you wish,” Elza became angry and went away from a dog. The dog got on feet and trudged for the girl.

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