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المؤلف: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm

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'Mother,' said the little daughter again, 'may not brother have
one too?' The mother was angry at this, but she answered, 'Yes,
when he comes out of school.'
Just then she looked out of the window and saw him coming, and it
seemed as if an evil spirit entered into her, for she snatched
the apple out of her little daughter's hand, and said, 'You shall
not have one before your brother.' She threw the apple into the
chest and shut it to. The little boy now came in, and the evil
spirit in the wife made her say kindly to him, 'My son, will you
have an apple?' but she gave him a wicked look. 'Mother,' said
the boy, 'how dreadful you look! Yes, give me an apple.' The
thought came to her that she would kill him. 'Come with me,' she
said, and she lifted up the lid of the chest; 'take one out for
yourself.' And as he bent over to do so, the evil spirit urged
her, and crash! down went the lid, and off went the little boy's
head. Then she was overwhelmed with fear at the thought of what
she had done. 'If only I can prevent anyone knowing that I did
it,' she thought.

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