A couple had three children, and the most youthful was a bonehead. At some point, Czar proclaimed that whoever made him a boat that could cruise through the air would wed his girl. The more seasoned two set out, with all that their folks could give them; then, at that point, the most youthful set out also, notwithstanding their derision and being given less fine food. He met a little man and, when the man requested to share, he faltered simply because it was not fit. However, when he opened it, the food had become fine.
The man let him know how to hit a tree with a hatchet; then, at that point, he was not to see it but rather tumble to his knees. At the point when he was lifted up, he would observe the tree had been transformed into a boat and could fly it to the Tsar's royal residence, however, he should give any individual who asked a lift. He complied.
On the way, he met and gave a lift to a man who was paying attention to everything on the planet, a man who jumped on one leg so he would not arrive at the apocalypse in one bound, a man who could shoot a bird at a hundred miles, a man who required an extraordinary container of bread for his morning meal, a man whose thirst couldn't be satiated by a lake, a man with a heap of wood that would become troopers, and a man with straw that would make everything cold.
At the Tsar's place, the Tsar would have rather not wed the princess to a laborer. He chose to send him to the furthest limit of the world to get recuperating water before the Tsar completed his supper. However, the one who could hear heard him and told the most youthful child, who regretted his destiny. The armada-footed man followed it. He nodded off by the spring, and the huntsman shot the tree he was inclining toward to awaken him, and he brought back the water on a schedule. The Tsar then, at that point, requested him to eat twelve bulls and twelve tons of bread, yet the epicurean ate them all. The Tsar then, at that point, requested him to drink forty containers of wine, with forty gallons each, however, the parched man drank them all.
The Tsar said that the pledge would be declared after the most youthful child washed, and went to have him smothered in the shower by heat. The straw cooled it, saving him.
The King requested that he present him with military on the spot, and with the wood, the most youthful child had it and taken steps to assault in the event that the Tsar disagreed. The Tsar had him wearing fine attire, and the princess went gaga for him immediately. They were hitched, and surprisingly the pig and the parched man had to the point of eating and drinking at the blowout.
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