So he had found her once . The second time the Princess changed herself into a loaf , and laid herself on the table among four other loaves ; and she was so like the other loaves that no one could see any difference between them . But the youth again went down to the stable to Dapplegrim , and told him that the Princess had hidden herself again , and that he had not the least idea what had become of her . ` Oh , just take a very large bread-knife , sharpen it , and pretend that you are going to cut straight through the third of the four loaves which are lying on the kitchen table in the King 's palace -- count them from right to left -- and you will soon find her , ' said Dapplegrim . So the youth went up to the kitchen , and began to sharpen the largest bread-knife that he could find ; then he caught hold of the third loaf on the left-hand side , and put the knife to it as if he meant to cut it straight in two . ' I will have a bit of this bread for myself , ' said he . ` No , dear friend , do n't cut , it is I ! ' said the Princess again ; so he had found her the second time . And now it was his turn to go and hide himself ; but Dapplegrim had given him such good instructions that it was not easy to find him . First he turned himself into a horse-fly , and hid himself in Dapplegrim 's left nostril . The Princess went poking about and searching everywhere , high and low , and wanted to go into Dapplegrim 's stall too , but he began to bite and kick about so that she was afraid to go there , and could not find the youth . ` Well , ' said she , ` as I am unable to find you , you must show yourself ; ` whereupon the youth immediately appeared standing there on the stable floor . Dapplegrim told him what he was to do the second time , and he turned himself into a lump of earth , and stuck himself between the hoof and the shoe on Dapplegrim 's left fore foot . Once more the King 's daughter went and sought everywhere , inside and outside , until at last she came into the stable , and wanted to go into the stall beside Dapplegrim . So this time he allowed her to go into it , and she peered about high and low , but she could not look under his hoofs , for he stood much too firmly on his legs for that , and she could not find the youth . ` Well , you will just have to show where you are yourself , for I ca n't find you , ' said the Princess , and in an instant the youth was standing by her side on the floor of the stable . ` Now you are mine ! ' said he to the Princess . ` Now you can see that it is fated that she should be mine , ' he said to the King . ` Yes , fated it is , ' said the King .
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