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Extra reading notes; The two corpses

Russian Fairy Tales by W. R. S. Ralston; Link


  • There is a soldier who gets sent him to his family
  • As the soldier walks by a grave yard and corpse begins to chase him
  • He runs into a chapel 
  • In the chapel the soldier sees another corpse and hides in the corner
  • The first corpse comes and the second one awakens and asks what he is doing her
  • The corpse said he was here to eat the solder
  • The second corpse tells him he would eat the soldier
  • The two corpses began to fight all night until both fell "dead" again
  • The soldier went home and thanked god for saving him. 
Corpse; LINK
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