And he said, "Yes."

Again, he smelled the smell of some one, and at the third time she

brings out the third, and he says to him:

"All three of you shall sup with me to-night, and afterwards we shall

go to bed. But to-morrow we will all go hunting."

And they go hunting the next day until eight o'clock in the evening.

Now, they had at home a little sister. She was little then, but in

time she grew up. One day the landlady and the farmer's wife had

put out the new maize in the garden to dry; and when no one saw her,

the little girl took some from her mistress' heap, and put it to her

own. When the mistress saw that, she began to cry out, saying to her,

"Bold hussey that you are, there is no one like you! You will come

to a bad end like your brothers."

And the young girl began to cry, and goes to find her mother, and

says to her,

"Mother, had I any brothers?" [45]

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