`` Have you fetched the horse back from the mountain-side ? '' he asked . `` That I have , master ; it was an amusing horse to ride , but I rode him straight home , and put him in the stable too , '' said the Prince . `` I will see about that , '' said the giant , and went out to the stable , but the horse was standing there just as the Prince had said . `` You have certainly been talking with my Master-maid , for you never got that out of your own head , '' said the giant again . `` Yesterday , master , you talked about this Master-maid , and to-day you are talking about her ; ah , heaven bless you , master , why will you not show me the thing ? for it would be a real pleasure to me to see it , '' said the Prince , who again pretended to be silly and stupid . `` Oh ! you will see her quite soon enough , '' said the giant . On the morning of the third day the giant again had to go into the wood with the goats . `` To-day you must go underground and fetch my taxes , '' he said to the Prince . `` When you have done this , you may rest for the remainder of the day , for you shall see what an easy master you have come to , '' and then he went away . `` Well , however easy a master you may be , you set me very hard work to do , '' thought the Prince ; `` but I will see if I can not find your Master-maid ; you say she is yours , but for all that she may be able to tell me what to do now , '' and he went back to her . So , when the Master-maid asked him what the giant had set him to do that day , he told her that he was to go underground and get the taxes . `` And how will you set about that ? '' said the Master-maid . `` Oh ! you must tell me how to do it , '' said the Prince , `` for I have never yet been underground , and even if I knew the way I do not know how much I am to demand . '' `` Oh ! yes , I will soon tell you that ; you must go to the rock there under the mountain-ridge , and take the club that is there , and knock on the rocky wall , '' said the Master-maid .
`` Then someone will come out who will sparkle with fire ; you shall tell him your errand , and when he asks you how much you want to have you are XXXXX say : ` As much as I can carry . ' ''
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