Richard Wilson, The Russian story book — Peerless Beauty the Cake-Baker
“ Then Ivan saw a great pike leap from the ocean sea and lie floundering upon the shingle shore. "Pike, pike," said he, "I will kill you and eat you without cooking." "Better, far better, and much the best," said the pike, "if you cast me into the sea." "It seems to me," said Ivan Tsarevich, "that the cakes of Peerless Beauty have wrought a spell, and that I am to have nothing further to eat. Well, then, in the strength of those cakes I will go on with it." ”
