Ksiazka · Grimms Marchen
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Autor: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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Then said the mother likewise: 'What a clever Elsie we have!' and
sat down and wept with them. The man upstairs waited a short
time, but as his wife did not come back and his thirst grew ever
greater, he said: 'I must go into the cellar myself and see where
Elsie is.' But when he got into the cellar, and they were all
sitting together crying, and he heard the reason, and that
Elsie's child was the cause, and the Elsie might perhaps bring
one into the world some day, and that he might be killed by the
pick-axe, if he should happen to be sitting beneath it, drawing
beer just at the very time when it fell down, he cried: 'Oh, what
a clever Elsie!' and sat down, and likewise wept with them. The
bridegroom stayed upstairs alone for a long time; then as no one
would come back he thought: 'They must be waiting for me below: I
too must go there and see what they are about.' When he got down,
the five of them were sitting screaming and lamenting quite
piteously, each out-doing the other.
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