The barber and the other people in the shop listened to him with amazement . But again looking towards the door , he exclaimed : ' I tell you , once and for all , I do not mean to come , so go away . ' And a few minutes later he called out again : ` Go away , I tell you , or it will be the worse for you . You may call as much as you like but you will never get me to come . ' And he got so angry that you might have thought that some one was actually standing at the door , tormenting him . At last he jumped up , and caught the razor out of the barber 's hand , exclaiming : ` Give me that razor , and I 'll teach him to let people alone for the future . ' And he rushed out of the house as if he were running after some one , whom no one else saw . The barber , determined not to lose his razor , pursued the man , and they both continued running at full speed till they had got well out of the town , when all of a sudden the man fell head foremost down a precipice , and never was seen again . So he too , like the others , had been forced against his will to follow the voice that called him . The barber , who went home whistling and congratulating himself on the escape he had made , described what had happened , and it was noised abroad in the country that the people who had gone away , and had never returned , had all fallen into that pit ; for till then they had never known what had happened to those who had heard the voice and obeyed its call . But when crowds of people went out from the town to examine the ill-fated pit that had swallowed up such numbers , and yet never seemed to be full , they could discover nothing . All that they could see was a vast plain , that looked as if it had been there since the beginning of the world . And from that time the people of the country began to die like ordinary mortals all the world over . -LRB- 13 -RRB- -LRB- 13 -RRB- Roumanian Tales from the German of Mite Thremnitz . THE SIX SILLIES ONCE upon a time there was a young girl who reached the age of thirty-seven without ever having had a lover , for she was so foolish that no one wanted to marry her . One day , however , a young man arrived to pay his addresses to her , and her mother , beaming with joy , sent her daughter down to the cellar to draw a jug of beer . As the girl never came back the mother went down to see what had become of her , and found her sitting on the stairs , her head in her hands , while by her side the beer was running all over the floor , as she had forgotten to close the tap . ` What are you doing there ? ' asked the mother . ' I was thinking what I shall call my first child after I am married to that young man .
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