Ksiazka · Grimms Marchen
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Autor: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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The next morning when he awoke he lifted up his pillow, and there
lay the piece of gold glittering underneath; the same happened
next day, and indeed every day when he arose. He heaped up a
great deal of gold, and at last thought to himself, 'Of what use
is this gold to me whilst I am at home? I will go out into the
world and look about me.'
Then he took leave of his friends, and hung his bag and bow about
his neck, and went his way. It so happened that his road one day
led through a thick wood, at the end of which was a large castle
in a green meadow, and at one of the windows stood an old woman
with a very beautiful young lady by her side looking about them.
Now the old woman was a witch, and said to the young lady, 'There
is a young man coming out of the wood who carries a wonderful
prize; we must get it away from him, my dear child, for it is
more fit for us than for him. He has a bird's heart that brings a
piece of gold under his pillow every morning.' Meantime the
huntsman came nearer and looked at the lady, and said to himself,
'I have been travelling so long that I should like to go into
this castle and rest myself, for I have money enough to pay for
anything I want'; but the real reason was, that he wanted to see
more of the beautiful lady.
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