Kitap · Grimms Marchen
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Yazar: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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As it drew towards the appointed hour, he went outside into the
garden and mounted the tan-heap to await the raven. Suddenly a
feeling of fatigue came over him, and unable to resist it, he lay
down for a little while, fully determined, however, to keep
awake; but in another minute his eyes closed of their own accord,
and he fell into such a deep sleep, that all the noises in the
world would not have awakened him. At two o'clock the raven came
driving along, drawn by her four white horses; but even before
she reached the spot, she said to herself, sighing, 'I know he
has fallen asleep.' When she entered the garden, there she found
him as she had feared, lying on the tan-heap, fast asleep. She
got out of her carriage and went to him; she called him and shook
him, but it was all in vain, he still continued sleeping.
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