`` Oh ! '' answered the girl , `` I have to spin straw into gold , and have n't a notion how it 's done . '' `` What will you give me if I spin it for you ? '' asked the manikin . `` My necklace , '' replied the girl . The little man took the necklace , sat himself down at the wheel , and whir , whir , whir , the wheel went round three times , and the bobbin was full . Then he put on another , and whir , whir , whir , the wheel went round three times , and the second too was full ; and so it went on till the morning , when all the straw was spun away , and all the bobbins were full of gold . As soon as the sun rose the King came , and when he perceived the gold he was astonished and delighted , but his heart only lusted more than ever after the precious metal . He had the miller 's daughter put into another room full of straw , much bigger than the first , and bade her , if she valued her life , spin it all into gold before the following morning . The girl did n't know what to do , and began to cry ; then the door opened as before , and the tiny little man appeared and said : `` What 'll you give me if I spin the straw into gold for you ? '' `` The ring from my finger , '' answered the girl . The manikin took the ring , and whir ! round went the spinning-wheel again , and when morning broke he had spun all the straw into glittering gold . The King was pleased beyond measure at the sights but his greed for gold was still not satisfied , and he had the miller 's daughter brought into a yet bigger room full of straw , and said : `` You must spin all this away in the night ; but if you succeed this time you shall become my wife . '' `` She 's only a miller 's daughter , it 's true , '' he thought ; `` but I could n't find a richer wife if I were to search the whole world over . '' When the girl was alone the little man appeared for the third time , and said : `` What 'll you give me if I spin the straw for you once again ? '' `` I 've nothing more to give , '' answered the girl . `` Then promise me when you are Queen to give me your first child . '' `` Who knows what may not happen before that ? '' thought the miller 's daughter ; and besides , she saw no other way out of it , so she promised the manikin what he demanded , and he set to work once more and spun the straw into gold .
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