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正文 第39节 文 / [英]安德鲁·朗格/Andrew Lang

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    asshefoundsheuldgetnohelpfroerhusbaookalargeknifeandcuttherdsalsbacks.theyfellatoheground,andoutpouredarainofgoldpieces,tillthelittleurtyardshonelikethesun.

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    chapter20theentedhead

    oneanoldanlivedinasllttagehesealeftthehouse,astheyakingveilsfortheladiestooing,overthebridgeandsoldtheodohershareofveilking.

    oheoldanroseevenearlierthanusual,aoffforthecityanhead,anstartedbahorror;butheheadspoke,exactlyasifithadabodyjoioit.

    takeotheritsaidilly;takehyoubacktoyourhouse.

    atthesoundoftheseannearlyadeneveeverauedandranbackasfastassheuld,notknoping,dang,androllingafterher.butboundedinbeforeher,andstoppedinfrontofthefire,beggingandprayingtobealloostay.

    allthatdaythereoobuyanythingisfortunes.

    e,ahatday:

    goodther,doesnoohereduringallthehoursihavespentinyourhousenotacreaturehastouchedanything.

    no,ansainganything.

    andother

    becauseoobuyanyfood.

    isityourcustoevertoeat

    no,foreveryingigointotheyveils,andibuyall.todayididnotcrossthebridge,soofurseihadnothingforfood.

    theniahecauseofyourhavinggonehungryalldayaskedthehead.

    yes,youare,ansan.

    e.ed,”threetis,asloudasyou:“thehead,yourster,desiresyoutooperunk,andtogivethegreenpurse.”

    veryylord,saidtheoldan,ioffatohebridge.andout.

    dnightettheheadsonyhoursbefore.

    ahdahdahdcriedshe,aelyahugenegro,astallasagiant,stoodonthebridgebeforeher.

    doyouaskedhe.

    thehead,yourster,desiresyoutooperunk,andtogivethegreenpurse.

    iont,goodther,saidhe.andthreeerheplacedapursefullofsequinsintheoldanshand.

    nooospend,thattheyighthavebeen,andbyandbythere,andtheirfacesfell.

    haveyouspentyourfortuneaskedtheheadfrotser,idnight,goodther,tothebridge,andahot”threetis,asloudasyoutooperunk,andtogiveyoutheredpursehere.

    theoldandidelling,butsetoffatohebridge.

    hothothotcriedshe,ight;andinaninstantanegro,stilllargertha,stoodbeforeher.

    doyouaskedhe.

    thehead,yourster,bidsyouoperunk,andtogivetheredpurse.

    veryother,iontafterhehadvanished,hereappearedhthepurseinhishand.

    thistitheneyseedsoehattheoldanbuiltherselfabeautifulthingsthats,andtheirdressesshonobodykhehead.

    goodther,saidthehead,oneday,thisingyototheehisdaughterforbride.

    doani.hoehissoninlad,andishallbehootedfrohepaladstohechildren.

    doasibidyou,repliedthehead;itism

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