Livro · Grimms Marchen
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Autor: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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Frederick of course made no objection to that plan, and they set
off into the wood to look for the thieves; but they could not
find them: and when it grew dark, they climbed up into a tree to
spend the night there. Scarcely were they up, than who should
come by but the very rogues they were looking for. They were in
truth great rascals, and belonged to that class of people who
find things before they are lost; they were tired; so they sat
down and made a fire under the very tree where Frederick and
Catherine were. Frederick slipped down on the other side, and
picked up some stones. Then he climbed up again, and tried to hit
the thieves on the head with them: but they only said, 'It must
be near morning, for the wind shakes the fir-apples down.'
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