Kitap · Grimms Marchen
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Yazar: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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So they went indoors together and sat down, and the man brought
out the bread, meat, and wine, which although he had eaten and
drunk of them, were still unconsumed. The giant was pleased with
the good cheer, and ate and drank to his heart's content. When he
had finished his supper the man asked him if he could direct him
to the castle of Stromberg. The giant said, 'I will look on my
map; on it are marked all the towns, villages, and houses.' So he
fetched his map, and looked for the castle, but could not find
it. 'Never mind,' he said, 'I have larger maps upstairs in the
cupboard, we will look on those,' but they searched in vain, for
the castle was not marked even on these. The man now thought he
should like to continue his journey, but the giant begged him to
remain for a day or two longer until the return of his brother,
who was away in search of provisions.
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