Libro · Grimms Marchen
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Autore: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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Then she set them all about the house for a show: and when
Frederick came back, he cried out, 'Kate, what have you been
doing?' 'See,' said she, 'I have bought all these with your
yellow buttons: but I did not touch them myself; the pedlars went
themselves and dug them up.' 'Wife, wife,' said Frederick, 'what
a pretty piece of work you have made! those yellow buttons were
all my money: how came you to do such a thing?' 'Why,' answered
she, 'I did not know there was any harm in it; you should have
told me.'
Catherine stood musing for a while, and at last said to her
husband, 'Hark ye, Frederick, we will soon get the gold back: let
us run after the thieves.' 'Well, we will try,' answered he; 'but
take some butter and cheese with you, that we may have something
to eat by the way.' 'Very well,' said she; and they set out: and
as Frederick walked the fastest, he left his wife some way
behind. 'It does not matter,' thought she: 'when we turn back, I
shall be so much nearer home than he.'
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