`` Have you cleaned the stable ? '' asked the giant . `` Yes , now it is clean and sweet , master , '' said the King 's son . `` I shall see about that , '' said the giant , and went round to the stable , but it was just as the Prince had said . `` You have certainly been talking to my Master-maid , for you never got that out of your own head , '' said the giant . `` Master-maid ! What kind of a thing is that , master ? '' said the Prince , making himself look as stupid as an ass ; `` I should like to see that . '' `` Well , you will see her quite soon enough , '' said the giant . On the second morning the giant had again to go out with his goats , so he told the Prince that on that day he was to fetch home his horse , which was out on the mountain-side , and when he had done that he might rest himself for the remainder of the day , `` for you have come to a kind master , and that you shall find , '' said the giant once more . `` But do not go into any of the rooms that I spoke of yesterday , or I will wring your head off , '' said he , and then went away with his flock of goats . `` Yes , indeed , you are a kind master , '' said the Prince ; `` but I will go in and talk to the Master-maid again ; perhaps before long she may like better to be mine than yours . '' So he went to her . Then she asked him what he had to do that day . `` Oh ! not very dangerous work , I fancy , '' said the King 's son . `` I have only to go up the mountain-side after his horse . '' `` Well , how do you mean to set about it ? '' asked the Master-maid . `` Oh !
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