When they reached the heath Márya Tsarévna said: "Come, little sister, I will find a cushion for your head." So she went to look, but whispered to herself:
"Sleep, my sister, sleep,
Sleep, O sister mine;
One eye go to sleep,
Close that eye of thine."
The sister went to sleep, and Márya Tsarévna stood up, went to her dear dun cow, bowed down to the right foot, and ate, and drank, and went about all day long like a princess.
In the evening she woke up her sister and said: "Get up, sister; get up, dearest; and we will go home."
"Oh! oh! oh!" he sister whimpered, "I have been asleep all day long and have not seen anything, and mother will be so angry!"
When they got home, the stepmother asked: "What was it Márya Tsarévna ate and drank?"
"I did not see anything."
So the witch scolded her, and next day sent the two-eyed sister with Márya. "Go," she said, "and see what she eats and drinks."
And the girls came to the heath, and Márya Tsarévna said, "Come, little sister, I will find a cushion for your head." So she went to search, and whispered to herself:
"Sleep, my sister, sleep,
Sleep, O sister mine;
Two eyes go to sleep,
Close both eyes of thine."
Two-eyes went to sleep, and Márya Tsarévna bowed down as before, to the right foot of the cow, and looked like a princess all day long. In the evening she roused Two-eyes; and if the stepmother was angry before, she was much angrier this time.
