Assuming that "Prince Rooster" is also called "The
Turkey Prince," it can be found in
Rabbi Nachman's Stories (Sippurey Ma'asioth): The
Stories of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, Translated with
notes based on Breslover works by Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan;
published by the Breslov Research Institute, c1983.
ISBN 0-930213-02-5
in the Parables section of the book (story # 25, p.
479-480).
A footnote for the first story in this section, The
Thief, says the following:
This collection of stories in not in Sippurey
Maasioth, but in Maasioth U'Meshalim, in Kokhavay Or,
beginning on page 14. They were originally found in a
notebook of Rabbi Naftali, one of Rabbi Nachman's
close disciples (see Ibid. p. 13). These stories are
only in Hebrew, with some Yiddish phrases thrown in.
If you are interested in the English text of this
story as it appears in this book, let me know.
Rose Myers
Edith Scheinberg Library
Hillel Academy
Fairfield, CT
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