"Children's Books - Sasha Mansor and Storks" - читать интересную книгу автора (Children's Books)

announced the arrival of the wizards. As they ate and toasted each other's
health, Kashenor rose to his feet.
"Guess how I succeeded in placing my son on the Ruler's throne?" he said,
and when the wicked wizard said the word MUTABOR, the two storks thrilled with
delight.
"Mutabor! Mutabor!" they repeated. "That's the magic word!"
Outside in the open air, the storks bowed three times to the east and said
the magic word. Instantly they became men again, and the owl magically turned
into a beautiful young lady. The three hugged each other with joy.
"I will keep my promise," he assured her, "and when I am on my throne, I
shall marry you."
The Ruler's next task was to depose Mizrah. Stealing the wizards' camels,
they rode all night, and dawn found them at the city gates.
"The Ruler is alive!" cried the first people to see them. As they rode
through the streets, the citizens pressed round, cheering wildly.
"Sasha has come back! Mizrah has lied to us!" The wizard's nasty plan had
failed. With a handful of followers, Mizrah had succeeded in seizing the
throne, certain that Sasha would never be seen again. But when he heard the
news, the wizard's son tried to escape. However, he was captured and thrown
into prison. Kashenor too was put in chains, and the citizens themselves
pronounced the sentence, when they learned what he and his son had done.
"Death! Put them to death!" shouted the Ruler's subjects. And so the wizard
was executed. Mizrah, instead, was forced to sniff the black powder that had
caused all the trouble and speak the magic word MUTABOR. He instantly turned
into a stork and was sent to live in a cage at the top of the highest turret.
And in the end, this whole affair, brought much happiness to the palace,
for Naja turned out to be the perfect wife of Sasha's dreams.
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