e fin-gers and, as soon as we have warmed !L.ourselves, we will at once go away. The boy remembered what Golden Antlers had said and did not open the door. The sweet voices begged so hard, but it was no use. The door remained fast shut. It is true that Smolinedt would like to have opened it, but he… … You did just right in obejing me andin not opening the door, said the stag.They were bad, widted fairies and nofriends of yours. If you had opened tothem, they would have entered and car-ried you off with them. The next morning the stag, as usual,went to his pasture and Smolineck lodgedthe door…
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