vil

    plig nut-tree to

    rest.

    But war-Co his companions, See!

    ttet fair and green-leaved

    tree.  Come, let us drive her hence, for she is ugly and ill-

    favoured.

    So ones at her, and mocked her, and she

    looked at error in her eyes, nor did she move her gaze

    from ter, who was cleaving logs in a

    tar-Child was doing, he ran up and

    rebuked o   and

    kno not mercy, for hee

    t t treat his wise?

    And tar-Camped  upon

    t to question me w I do?  I am

    no son of to do thy bidding.

    t truly, anster, yet did I show

    ty w.

    And whese words she gave a loud cry, and fell

    into a ster carried o his own house, and

    o

    and drink before her, and bade

    .

    But s nor drink, but said to tter,

    Didst t say t t?  And

    not ten years from this day?

    And tter ans  t I

    found  is ten years from this day.

    And  t

    upon  round him a cloak of gold

    tissue broidered ars?

    truly, anster, it .

    And ook t whey

    lay, and so her.

    And le

    son .  I pray thee send for him quickly,

    for in searche whole world.

    So tter and  out and called to tar-

    Co o t thou

    find ting for thee.

    So  gladness.  But when he

    sahere, he laughed scornfully and said,

    this vile

    beggar-woman.

    And ther.

    t mad to say so, cried tar-Child angrily.  I am no