كتاب · Grimms Marchen
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المؤلف: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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The giant, thereupon, carried the man to within about a hundred
leagues of the castle, where he left him, saying, 'You will be
able to walk the remainder of the way yourself.' The man
journeyed on day and night till he reached the golden castle of
Stromberg. He found it situated, however, on a glass mountain,
and looking up from the foot he saw the enchanted maiden drive
round her castle and then go inside. He was overjoyed to see her,
and longed to get to the top of the mountain, but the sides were
so slippery that every time he attempted to climb he fell back
again. When he saw that it was impossible to reach her, he was
greatly grieved, and said to himself, 'I will remain here and
wait for her,' so he built himself a little hut, and there he sat
and watched for a whole year, and every day he saw the king's
daughter driving round her castle, but still was unable to get
nearer to her.
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