Ksiazka · Grimms Marchen
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Autor: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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Next morning, to the astonishment of everyone, he came out again
safe and unharmed, and said to the lord of the castle: 'The dogs
have revealed to me, in their own language, why they dwell there,
and bring evil on the land. They are bewitched, and are obliged
to watch over a great treasure which is below in the tower, and
they can have no rest until it is taken away, and I have likewise
learnt, from their discourse, how that is to be done.' Then all
who heard this rejoiced, and the lord of the castle said he would
adopt him as a son if he accomplished it successfully. He went
down again, and as he knew what he had to do, he did it
thoroughly, and brought a chest full of gold out with him. The
howling of the wild dogs was henceforth heard no more; they had
disappeared, and the country was freed from the trouble.
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