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正文 第40节 文 / [英]安德鲁·朗格/Andrew Lang

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    theoldanore,and,puttingonherriblingvoice,shedeherrequest.

    areyoud,oldansaidthesultan,staringather.

    thepossibletohi

    isthattrue

    itis,osultan;is,answeredshe.

    thehihodaughter.

    nd,ograciousprince,saidshe.

    doyouseethathillinfrontofthepalaceaskedthesultan.

    iseeit,answeredshe.

    anustkethathillvanish,andplaifulgardeninitsplace.thatisthefirstthing.noisay.

    sotheoldauedandtoldtheheadthesultansfirstndition.

    itisoreaboutit.

    forthirtyninedaystheheadreinedinitsfavouriteer.theoldanthoughtthatthetasksetbeforeorethesultansdaughter.butohirtynintheveningafterhervisittothepalace,theheadsuddenlyspoke.

    goodther,hesaid,youstgotonighttothebridge,andthatheistolevelthehill,andtoke,initsplace,thestbeautifulgardenthateverwasseen.

    ionsweredshe.

    itdidnottakeherlongtoreachthebridgeanildaleashesaid:isitthatyou

    yoursterbidsyoulevelthehillthatstandsinfrontofthesultanspalaostbeautifulgardenintheworld.

    tellsterheshallbeobeyed,repliedali;itshallbedohisnt.andtheoldaneandgavealisssagetothehead.

    aaningtillthefortiethdayshoulddahatnotonespadefulofearthshouldhavebeendugoutofthehill.

    ifthatoldanhasbeenplayingatrick,thoughthe,iorrohehillitself.

    butorroethereagineuchlighterthanusual,andellofflohatfilledtheair.

    self;thesunneverfloeverypartoftheing,aree.

    thenhereered.agiethink.ahiknoan,heordersofthehead,ingbelow.

    yoursonhasyeplaustbuildapalaagnifithateverhishetuedroundandaway.

    ohheuchredifficultthanthehill.andsheeslohherheadbent.

    odoaskedtheheadcheerfully.andtheoldantoldherstory.

    dearisthatalloreaboutthepalaceforthirtyninedays.theoldtheoldantogotothebridgeandcallforhassan.

    doyouanaskedhassan,aspoliteastheothershadbeen.

    yoursterndsyoutobuildthestgnifitpalacethateveroplaceitonthebordersofthenewgarden.

    heshallbeobeyed,ansarble,restingonslenderpillarsold.

    thatoldanssonisehesentfortheoldan,ns.

    thegardenisyservantseheight.

    thistithekingthoughthehadiedsothingtotallyiossible,andselfforhiscleveess.

    thirtyninedayspassed,andatdnightonthenightofthelasttheoldanandingonthebridge.

    bekirbekirbekircriedshe.andanegroappeared,andinquiredsheed.

    thehead,yourster,bidsyoufindfortyslavesofunequalledbeauty,andofthesaheight,andplacetheanspalatheothersideofthegarden.

    andoingofthefortiethday,thesultansurprise.

    iydaughtertotheoldansson,thoughthe.ifiorepowerfulsoninlaw.

    aeredhispresehatheise,andsheobidhersothepalacehoutdelay.

    thisnddidnotatallpleasetheoldan,though,ofurse,shedenoobjestothesultan.

    allhasgonebled,oldherstorytothehead,butdoyousupposethesultanershusband

    neverndeonasilverdishandcarrytothepalace.

    soitabeatasshelaiddohedishhtheheaduponit.

    atthesightbeforehihekingfleoaviolentrage.

    iarrydaughtertosu.

    youhavegivenyouryfather,andyouotbreakit,saidshe.

    but,arrysuchabeing,exclaidthesultan.

    yes,iarryhihehadabeautifulhead,andilovehilready.

    seed,afeastshepalace,thoughthepeopletearstothinkofthesadfateoftheirbelovedprincess.butwhen

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