Libro · Grimms Marchen
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Autore: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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'Now comes your turn,' said he to the young tailor; 'sew the eggs
and the young birds in them together again, so neatly that the
shot shall have done them no harm.' Then the tailor took his
needle, and sewed the eggs as he was told; and when he had done,
the thief was sent to take them back to the nest, and put them
under the bird without its knowing it. Then she went on sitting,
and hatched them: and in a few days they crawled out, and had
only a little red streak across their necks, where the tailor had
sewn them together.
'Well done, sons!' said the old man; 'you have made good use of
your time, and learnt something worth the knowing; but I am sure
I do not know which ought to have the prize. Oh, that a time
might soon come for you to turn your skill to some account!'
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