Livro · Grimms Marchen
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Autor: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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So on they went till they came to a rapid stream. 'How shall we
get over?' said Chanticleer. Then said a straw, 'I will lay
myself across, and you may pass over upon me.' But as the mice
were going over, the straw slipped away and fell into the water,
and the six mice all fell in and were drowned. What was to be
done? Then a large log of wood came and said, 'I am big enough; I
will lay myself across the stream, and you shall pass over upon
me.' So he laid himself down; but they managed so clumsily, that
the log of wood fell in and was carried away by the stream. Then
a stone, who saw what had happened, came up and kindly offered to
help poor Chanticleer by laying himself across the stream; and
this time he got safely to the other side with the hearse, and
managed to get Partlet out of it; but the fox and the other
mourners, who were sitting behind, were too heavy, and fell back
into the water and were all carried away by the stream and
drowned.
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