He read the paragraph to them , and added , ' I wonder , now , whether that could be your bull-calf Peter ? ' ` Yes , of course it is , ' said the man ; ` who else would it be ? ' His wife then spoke up and said , ` You must set out , good man , and see about him , for it is him , I am perfectly certain . Take a good sum of money with you , too ; for who knows but what he may want some cash now that he has turned a merchant ! ' Next day the man got a bag of money on his back and a sandwich in his pocket , and his pipe in his mouth , and set out for the town where the new merchant lived . It was no short way , and he travelled for many days before he finally arrived there . He reached it one morning , just at daybreak , found out the right place , and asked if the merchant was at home . Yes , he was , said the people , but he was not up yet . ` That does n't matter , ' said the peasant , ` for I am his father . Just show me up to his bedroom . ' He was shown up to the room , and as soon as he entered it , ad caught sight of the merchant , he recognised him at once . He had the same broad forehead , the same thick neck , and same red hair , but in other respects he was now like a human being . The peasant rushed straight up to him and took a firm hold of him . ' O Peter , ' said he , ` what a sorrow you have caused us , both myself and your mother , by running off like this just as we had got you well educated ! Get up , now , so that I can see you properly , and have a talk with you . ' The merchant thought that it was a lunatic who had made his way in to him , and thought it best to take things quietly . ` All right , ' said he , ' I shall do so at once . ' He got out of bed and made haste to dress himself . ` Ay , ' said the peasant , ` now I can see how clever our clerk is . He has done well by you , for now you look just like a human being .
If one did n't know it , one would never think XXXXX it was you we got from the red cow ; will you come home with me now ? '
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