` I 'll get a bit of honeycomb , ' says he . ` Do n't disturb my honey , Prince Ivan ! ' exclaims the queen-bee ; ` some time or other I 'll do you a good turn . ' So he did n't disturb it , but went on . Presently there met him a lioness with her cub . ` Anyhow , I 'll eat this lion cub , ' says he ; ` I 'm so hungry I feel quite unwell ! ' ` Please let us alone , Prince Ivan ! ' begs the lioness ; ` some time or other I 'll do you a good turn . ' ` Very well ; have it your own way , ' says he . Hungry and faint he wandered on , walked farther and farther , and at last came to where stood the house of the Baba Yaga . Round the house were set twelve poles in a circle , and on each of eleven of these poles was stuck a human head ; the twelfth alone remained unoccupied . ` Hail , granny ! ' ` Hail , Prince Ivan ! wherefore have you come ? Is it of your own accord , or on compulsion ? ' ' I have come to earn from you an heroic steed . ' ` So be it , Prince ! You wo n't have to serve a year with me , but just three days . If you take good care of my mares , I 'll give you an heroic steed . But if you do n't -- why , then you must n't be annoyed at finding your head stuck on top of the last pole up there . '
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