So she took it off her shoulders and hung it carefully up in a cupboard in the room . After that she put on her clogs and started to seek her daughter . Directly the last sound of the clogs had ceased , Pinkel jumped up and took down the cloak , and rowed off as fast as he could . He had not gone far when a puff of wind unfolded the cloak , and its brightness shed gleams across the water . The witch , who was just entering the forest , turned round at that moment and saw the golden rays . She forgot all about her daughter , and ran down to the shore , screaming with rage at being outwitted a third time . ` Is that you , Pinkel ? ' cried she . ` Yes , dear mother , it is I. ' ` Have you taken my gold cloak ? ' ` Yes , dear mother , I have . ' ` Are you not a great knave ? ' ` Yes , truly dear mother , I am . ' And so indeed he was ! But , all the same , he carried the cloak to the king 's palace , and in return he received the hand of the king 's daughter in marriage . People said that it was the bride who ought to have worn the cloak at her wedding feast ; but the king was so pleased with it that he would not part from it ; and to the end of his life was never seen without it . After his death , Pinkel became king ; and let up hope that he gave up his bad and thievish ways , and ruled his subjects well . As for his brothers , he did not punish them , but left them in the stables , where they grumbled all day long . The Adventures of a Jackal -LSB- Thorpe 's Yule-Tide Stories . -RSB- In a country which is full of wild beasts of all sorts there once lived a jackal and a hedgehog , and , unlike though they were , the two animals made great friends , and were often seen in each other 's company . One afternoon they were walking along a road together , when the jackal , who was the taller of the two , exclaimed : ` Oh !
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