And her mistress answered her , ` Where he is , none can tell better than the Sun , the Moon , and the Wind , for they go everywhere ! ' On hearing these words the damsel set forth once more , and walked till she reached the Golden Castle , where lived the Sun . And she knocked boldly at the door , saying , ` All hail , O Sun ! I have come to ask if , of your charity , you will help me in my need . By my own fault have I fallen into these straits , and I am weary , for I seek my husband through the wide world . ' ` Indeed ! ' spoke the Sun . ` Do you , rich as you are , need help ? But though you live in a palace without windows , the Sun enters everywhere , and he knows you . ' Then the bride told him the whole story . and did not hide her own ill-doing . And the Sun listened , and was sorry for her ; and though he could not tell her where to go , he gave her a nut , and bid her open it in a time of great distress . The damsel thanked him with all her heart , and departed , and walked and walked and walked , till she came to another castle , and knocked at the door which was opened by an old woman . ` All hail ! ' said the girl . ' I have come , of your charity , to ask your help ! ' ` It is my mistress , the Moon , you seek . I will tell her of your prayer . ' So the Moon came out , and when she saw the maiden she knew her again , for she had watched her sleeping both in the cottage and in the palace . And she spake to her and said : ` Do you , rich as you are , need help ? '
Then the girl told her the whole story , and the Moon listened , and was sorry for her ; and XXXXX she could not tell her where to find her husband , she gave her an almond , and told her to crack it when she was in great need .
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