the cat vasilisa malaya sadovaya petersburg
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| navigate by keyword : 2000nelisha according all are bent cat catch center certainly coin coquettishly elisha falling figure her here lands legend lifted located looking looks luck lucky malaya muzzle next passers paw petersburg right sadovaya sculptures settled small solid street tail their they toss two vasilisa very want who will |
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| Elisha the Cat and Vasilisa the Cat are two small sculptures located in the very center of St. Petersburg, on Malaya Sadovaya Street. They settled here in 2000.
Elisha the cat looks solid, and Vasilisa bent her right paw and lifted her muzzle, coquettishly looking at passers-by who want to catch their luck `by the tail.` After all, according to legend, if you toss a coin and it lands next to the figure without falling down, you will certainly be lucky. |
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