كتاب · Grimms Marchen
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المؤلف: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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'What have you done!' said her mother, 'but no one must know
about it, so you must keep silence; what is done can't be undone;
we will make him into puddings.' And she took the little boy and
cut him up, made him into puddings, and put him in the pot. But
Marleen stood looking on, and wept and wept, and her tears fell
into the pot, so that there was no need of salt.
Presently the father came home and sat down to his dinner; he
asked, 'Where is my son?' The mother said nothing, but gave him a
large dish of black pudding, and Marleen still wept without
ceasing.
The father again asked, 'Where is my son?'
'Oh,' answered the wife, 'he is gone into the country to his
mother's great uncle; he is going to stay there some time.'
'What has he gone there for, and he never even said goodbye to
me!'
'Well, he likes being there, and he told me he should be away
quite six weeks; he is well looked after there.'
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