Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 · London : New York : Longmans, Green, And Co. · leaf 73
t. lost herhuman form, and ran as a donkey into the yard. When the Hunter had washed his face, so that the changed onesmight know him, he went into the yard, saying, Now you shallreceive a reward for your faithlessness. He tied them all three with a rope, and drove them away tillhe came to a mill.… … stabling, and do as I tell you with them, I will pay you as muchas you want. The miller replied, Why not ? What shall I do with them ? Then the Hunter said that to the old donkey, which was thewitch, three beatings and one meal; to the younger one, whichwas the servant, one beating and three meals…
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