Книга · Grimms Marchen
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Автор: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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Next morning when the princess arose she went to her father, and
told him that she had had a very strange dream. 'I was carried
through the streets with the rapidity of lightning,' said she,
'and taken into a soldier's room, and I had to wait upon him like
a servant, sweep his room, clean his boots, and do all kinds of
menial work. It was only a dream, and yet I am just as tired as
if I really had done everything.' 'The dream may have been true,'
said the king. 'I will give you a piece of advice. Fill your
pocket full of peas, and make a small hole in the pocket, and
then if you are carried away again, they will fall out and leave
a track in the streets.' But unseen by the king, the manikin was
standing beside him when he said that, and heard all. At night
when the sleeping princess was again carried through the streets,
some peas certainly did fall out of her pocket, but they made no
track, for the crafty manikin had just before scattered peas in
every street there was.
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