East O' the Sun and West O' the Moon by Gudrun Thorne-Thomsen
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"I've found--I've found something, lads!" he cried.
"And what is it now?" said they. "Two goat horns," said Boots. "Oh! Throw them away. What could you do with them?" said they. "Oh, I haven't much to carry, I might as well carry them," said Boots. In a little while he found something again. "Oh, lads, see, I've found--I've found something," he cried. "Dear, dear, what wonderful things you do find! What is it now?" said the brothers. "I've found a wedge," said he. "Oh, throw it away. What do you want with that?" said they. "Oh, I haven't much to carry, I might as well carry that," said Boots. And now, as they walked over the fields close up to the King's palace, Boots bent down again and held something in his fingers. "Oh, lads, lads, see what I've found!" he cried. "If you only found a little common sense, it would be good for you," said they. "Well, let's see what it is now." |
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