Libro · Grimms Marchen
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Autor: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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Catherine, who had the door on her shoulder, began to be very
tired; but she thought it was the nuts upon it that were so
heavy: so she said softly, 'Frederick, I must let the nuts go.'
'No,' answered he, 'not now, they will discover us.' 'I can't
help that: they must go.' 'Well, then, make haste and throw them
down, if you will.' Then away rattled the nuts down among the
boughs and one of the thieves cried, 'Bless me, it is hailing.'
A little while after, Catherine thought the door was still very
heavy: so she whispered to Frederick, 'I must throw the vinegar
down.' 'Pray don't,' answered he, 'it will discover us.' 'I can't
help that,' said she, 'go it must.' So she poured all the vinegar
down; and the thieves said, 'What a heavy dew there is!'
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