Книга · Grimms Marchen
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Автор: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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A poor woodman sat in his cottage one night, smoking his pipe by
the fireside, while his wife sat by his side spinning. 'How
lonely it is, wife,' said he, as he puffed out a long curl of
smoke, 'for you and me to sit here by ourselves, without any
children to play about and amuse us while other people seem so
happy and merry with their children!' 'What you say is very
true,' said the wife, sighing, and turning round her wheel; 'how
happy should I be if I had but one child! If it were ever so
small--nay, if it were no bigger than my thumb--I should be very
happy, and love it dearly.' Now--odd as you may think it--it came
to pass that this good woman's wish was fulfilled, just in the
very way she had wished it; for, not long afterwards, she had a
little boy, who was quite healthy and strong, but was not much
bigger than my thumb. So they said, 'Well, we cannot say we have
not got what we wished for, and, little as he is, we will love
him dearly.' And they called him Thomas Thumb.
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