`` Oh ! '' said the youth , `` I would give worlds to shudder , but no one can teach me . '' `` Stuff and nonsense ! '' spoke the carrier ; `` come along with me , and I 'll soon put that right . '' The youth went with the carrier , and in the evening they reached an inn , where they were to spend the night . Then , just as he was entering the room , he said again , quite aloud : `` Oh ! if I could only shudder ! if I could only shudder ! '' The landlord , who heard this , laughed and said : `` If that 's what you 're sighing for , you shall be given every opportunity here . '' `` Oh ! hold your tongue ! '' said the landlord 's wife ; `` so many people have paid for their curiosity with their lives , it were a thousand pities if those beautiful eyes were never again to behold daylight . '' But the youth said : `` No matter how difficult , I insist on learning it ; why , that 's what I 've set out to do . '' He left the landlord no peace till he told him that in the neighborhood stood a haunted castle , where one could easily learn to shudder if one only kept watch in it for three nights . The King had promised the man who dared to do this thing his daughter as wife , and she was the most beautiful maiden under the sun . There was also much treasure hid in the castle , guarded by evil spirits , which would then be free , and was sufficient to make a poor man more than rich . Many had already gone in , but so far none had ever come out again . So the youth went to the King and spoke : `` If I were allowed , I should much like to watch for three nights in the castle . '' The King looked at him , and because he pleased him , he said : `` You can ask for three things , none of them living , and those you may take with you into the castle . '' Then he answered : `` Well , I shall beg for a fire , a turning lathe , and a carving bench with the knife attached . ''
On the following day the King had everything put XXXXX the castle ; and when night drew on the youth took up his position there , lit a bright fire in one of the rooms , placed the carving bench with the knife close to it , and sat himself down on the turning lathe .
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