كتاب · Grimms Marchen
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المؤلف: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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'I went on through the house from room to room, but they were all
empty, and everything was so grim and mysterious. At last I went
down to the cellar, and there sat a very, very old woman, who
could not keep her head still. I asked her if my betrothed lived
here, and she answered, "Ah, you poor child, you are come to a
murderers' den; your betrothed does indeed live here, but he will
kill you without mercy and afterwards cook and eat you."'
'My darling, this is only a dream.'
'The old woman hid me behind a large cask, and scarcely had she
done this when the robbers returned home, dragging a young girl
along with them. They gave her three kinds of wine to drink,
white, red, and yellow, and with that she died.'
'My darling, this is only a dream.'
'Then they tore off her dainty clothing, and cut her beautiful
body into pieces and sprinkled salt upon it.'
'My darling, this is only a dream.'
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