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المؤلف: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm

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Then she threw the peas down among the ashes, but the little
maiden ran out at the back door into the garden, and cried out:
'Hither, hither, through the sky, Turtle-doves and linnets, fly!
Blackbird, thrush, and chaffinch gay, Hither, hither, haste away!
One and all come help me, quick! Haste ye, haste ye!--pick, pick,
pick!'
Then first came two white doves, flying in at the kitchen window;
next came two turtle-doves; and after them came all the little
birds under heaven, chirping and fluttering in: and they flew
down into the ashes. And the little doves stooped their heads
down and set to work, pick, pick, pick; and then the others began
to pick, pick, pick: and among them all they soon picked out all
the good grain, and put it into a dish but left the ashes. Long
before the end of the hour the work was quite done, and all flew
out again at the windows.

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