The fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm . o Grettel. Good morning, Grettel. Good morning, Hans. ^Vhat have you brought me ? I ve brought you nothing. ^\Tiat have you got forme? Grettel gives him a piece of bacon. Good-bye, Grettel. Good-bye, Hans. Hans takes the bacon, ties a rope round it, and drags italong behind him. The dogs come after him, and eat it he got home he had the rope in his hand, but there wasnothing at the end of it. Good evening, Mother. Good evening, Hans. Where have you been ? To see Grettel, Mother. What did you take her ? I took nothing. But I brought something away
The fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm . o Grettel. Good morning, Grettel. Good morning, Hans. ^Vhat have you brought me ? I ve brought you nothing. ^\Tiat have you got forme? Grettel gives him a piece of bacon. Good-bye, Grettel. Good-bye, Hans. Hans takes the bacon, ties a rope round it, and drags italong behind him. The dogs come after him, and eat it he got home he had the rope in his hand, but there wasnothing at the end of it. Good evening, Mother. Good evening, Hans. Where have you been ? To see Grettel, Mother. What did you take her ? I took nothing. But I brought something away. What did she give you ? She gave me a piece of bacon. What did you do with the bacon, Hans ? 219 GRIMMS FAIRY TALES I tied it to a rope, and dragged it the dogs ate it. That was a stupid business, Hans. Youshould have carried it on your head. Never mind. Mother ; I 11 do betternext time. Where are you going, Hans ? To see Grettel, Mother. Behave properly, then. All right. Good-bye, comes Good morning, Grettel. Good morning, Hans. What have you brought me ? I ve brought nothing. What have you got for me ? Grettel gives Hans a calf. Good-bye, Grettel. Good-bye, Hans. Hans takes the calf, and puts it on his head. It kicks hisface. Good evening, Mother. Good evening, Hans. Where have you been ? 220 CLEVER HANS Been to see Grettel, Mother. What did you take her ? I took her nothing, Mother. She gave me something. What did she give you, Hans ? She gave me a calf. Mother. What did you do with the calf ? Put it on my head, Mother, and it kicked my face. That was very stupid, Hans. You should have led it bya rope, and put it in the cow-stall. Never mind. Mother ; I 11 do better next time. Where are you going, Hans ? To see Grettel, Mother. Mind how you behave,Hans. AH right, Mother. Good-bye. Hans goes to Grettel.
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