-- heaps of fine ripe strawberries that showed out dark red against the white snow . She joyfully picked enough to fill her basket , thanked the little men for their kindness , shook hands with them , and ran home to bring her stepmother what she had asked for . When she walked in and said ; Good evening , ' a piece of gold fell out of her mouth . Then she told what had hap-pened to her in the wood , and at every word pieces of gold dropped from her mouth , so that the room was soon covered with them . ` She 's surely more money than wit to throw gold about like that , ' said her stepsister , but in her secret heart she was very jealous , and determined that she too would go to the wood and look for strawberries . But her mother refused to let her go , saying : ` My dear child , it is far too cold ; you might freeze to death . ' The girl however left her no peace , so she was forced at last to give in , but she insisted on her putting on a beautiful fur cloak , and she gave her bread and butter and cakes to eat on the way . The girl went straight to the little house in the wood , and as before the three little men were looking out of the window . She took no notice of them , and without as much as ` By your leave , ' or ` With your leave , ' she flounced into the room , sat herself down at the fire , and began to eat her bread and butter and cakes . ` Give us some , ' cried the Dwarfs . But she answered : ` No , I wo n't , it 's hardly enough for myself ; so catch me giving you any . ' When she had finished eating they said : ` There 's a broom for you , go and clear up our back door . ' ` I 'll see myself further , ' she answered rudely . ` Do it yourselves ; I 'm not your servant . ' When she saw that they did not mean to give her anything , she left the house in no amiable frame of mind . Then the three little men consulted what they should do to her , because she was so bad and had such an evil , covetous heart , that she grudged everybody their good fortune . The first said : ` She shall grow uglier every day . ' The second : ` Every time she speaks a toad shall jump out of her mouth . ' And the third : ` She shall die a most miserable death . ' The girl searched for strawberries , but she found none , and returned home in a very bad temper .
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