The tales Barrayarans told each other included the following:
* Folk tales featured the Baba Yaga, who ate bad children, traveled in a magic flying mortar, and who at least once ground her enemies’ bones in said mortar.
* Another tale told of a mutant who could not be killed, because he hid his heart in a box on a secret island far from his fortress.
* There were old tales where the count gave an unsuitable suitor three impossible tasks.
* Folk tales generally ended with the Count’s daughter getting married; the Princess’s mother always died young.
* Vorthalia the Bold and the Thicket of Thorns.
* Vorthalia the Bold and the search for Emperor Xian Vorbarra’s lost scepter
* Vorthalia the Loyal.
* Witch’s name-day gift, aka Witch’s christening gift.
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| - The tales Barrayarans told each other included the following:
* Folk tales featured the Baba Yaga, who ate bad children, traveled in a magic flying mortar, and who at least once ground her enemies’ bones in said mortar.
* Another tale told of a mutant who could not be killed, because he hid his heart in a box on a secret island far from his fortress.
* There were old tales where the count gave an unsuitable suitor three impossible tasks.
* Folk tales generally ended with the Count’s daughter getting married; the Princess’s mother always died young.
* Vorthalia the Bold and the Thicket of Thorns.
* Vorthalia the Bold and the search for Emperor Xian Vorbarra’s lost scepter
* Vorthalia the Loyal.
* Witch’s name-day gift, aka Witch’s christening gift.
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| - The tales Barrayarans told each other included the following:
* Folk tales featured the Baba Yaga, who ate bad children, traveled in a magic flying mortar, and who at least once ground her enemies’ bones in said mortar.
* Another tale told of a mutant who could not be killed, because he hid his heart in a box on a secret island far from his fortress.
* There were old tales where the count gave an unsuitable suitor three impossible tasks.
* Folk tales generally ended with the Count’s daughter getting married; the Princess’s mother always died young.
* Vorthalia the Bold and the Thicket of Thorns.
* Vorthalia the Bold and the search for Emperor Xian Vorbarra’s lost scepter
* Vorthalia the Loyal.
* Witch’s name-day gift, aka Witch’s christening gift.
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