Then Duchess Grumbly took up a little hammer and tapped upon the cask twice , and out came at least a thousand crowns . ` What 's the meaning of this ? ' said she smiling . Then she tapped the next cask , and out came a bushel of gold pieces . ' I do n't understand this at all , ' said the Duchess , smiling more than before . Then she went on to the third cask , tap , tap , and out came such a stream of diamonds and pearls that the ground was covered with them . ` Ah ! ' she cried , ` this is altogether beyond my comprehension , sire . Someone must have stolen my good wine and put all this rubbish in its place . ' ` Rubbish , do you call it , Madam Grumbly ? ' cried the King . ` Rubbish ! why there is enough there to buy ten kingdoms . ' ` Well , ' said she , ` you must know that all those casks are full of gold and jewels , and if you like to marry me it shall all be yours . ' Now the King loved money more than anything else in the world , so he cried joyfully : ` Marry you ? why with all my heart ! to-morrow if you like . ' ` But I make one condition , ' said the Duchess ; ' I must have entire control of your daughter to do as I please with her . ' ` Oh certainly , you shall have your own way ; let us shake hands upon the bargain , ' said the King . So they shook hands and went up out of the cellar of treasure together , and the Duchess locked the door and gave the key to the King .
When he got back to his own palace Graciosa ran out XXXXX meet him , and asked if he had had good sport . '
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