Kitap · Grimms Marchen
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Yazar: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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He waited till it was darker and people had begun to light up
their houses, and then seeing a little glimmer ahead of him, he
went towards it.
He found that the light came from a house which looked smaller
than it really was, from the contrast of its height with that of
an immense giant who stood in front of it. He thought to himself,
'If the giant sees me going in, my life will not be worth much.'
However, after a while he summoned up courage and went forward.
When the giant saw him, he called out, 'It is lucky for that you
have come, for I have not had anything to eat for a long time. I
can have you now for my supper.' 'I would rather you let that
alone,' said the man, 'for I do not willingly give myself up to
be eaten; if you are wanting food I have enough to satisfy your
hunger.' 'If that is so,' replied the giant, 'I will leave you in
peace; I only thought of eating you because I had nothing else.'
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