Book · Grimms Marchen
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Author: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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So he hired some villains to murder him; and having shown them
where to lie in ambush, he went to his brother, and said, 'Dear
brother, I have found a hidden treasure; let us go and dig it up,
and share it between us.' The other had no suspicions of his
roguery: so they went out together, and as they were travelling
along, the murderers rushed out upon him, bound him, and were
going to hang him on a tree.
But whilst they were getting all ready, they heard the trampling
of a horse at a distance, which so frightened them that they
pushed their prisoner neck and shoulders together into a sack,
and swung him up by a cord to the tree, where they left him
dangling, and ran away. Meantime he worked and worked away, till
he made a hole large enough to put out his head.
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