The prince called to him to say no more as he had proved his innocence . But the servant paid no heed to him , and by the time his story was done he had turned to stone from head to foot . Oh ! how grieved the prince was to lose his faithful servant ! And what pained him most was the thought that he was lost through his very faithfulness , and he determined to travel all over the world and never rest till he found some means of restoring him to life . Now there lived at Court an old woman who had been the prince 's nurse . To her he confided all his plans , and left his wife , the princess , in her care . ` You have a long way before you , my son , ' said the old woman ; ` you must never return till you have met with Lucky Luck . If he can not help you no one on earth can . ' So the prince set off to try to find Lucky Luck . He walked and walked till he got beyond his own country , and he wandered through a wood for three days but did not meet a living being in it . At the end of the third day he came to a river near which stood a large mill . Here he spent the night . When he was leaving next morning the miller asked him : ` My gracious lord , where are you going all alone ? ' And the prince told him . ` Then I beg your Highness to ask Lucky Luck this question : Why is it that though I have an excellent mill , with all its machinery complete , and get plenty of grain to grind , I am so poor that I hardly know how to live from one day to another ? ' The prince promised to inquire , and went on his way . He wandered about for three days more , and at the end of the third day saw a little town . It was quite late when he reached it , but he could discover no light anywhere , and walked almost right through it without finding a house where he could turn in . But far away at the end of the town he saw a light in a window .
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