Ksiazka · Grimms Marchen
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Autor: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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After this he rode up the glass mountain. When he reached the
gate of the castle, he found it closed, but he gave it a blow
with his stick, and it flew wide open at once and he passed
through. He mounted the steps and entered the room where the
maiden was sitting, with a golden goblet full of wine in front of
her. She could not see him for he still wore his cloak. He took
the ring which she had given him off his finger, and threw it
into the goblet, so that it rang as it touched the bottom. 'That
is my own ring,' she exclaimed, 'and if that is so the man must
also be here who is coming to set me free.'
She sought for him about the castle, but could find him nowhere.
Meanwhile he had gone outside again and mounted his horse and
thrown off the cloak. When therefore she came to the castle gate
she saw him, and cried aloud for joy. Then he dismounted and took
her in his arms; and she kissed him, and said, 'Now you have
indeed set me free, and tomorrow we will celebrate our marriage.'
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