` Is that so very wonderful ? ' His wife did not believe very much what he told her , but she humoured him , and went out with him . When they came to the spot where he had left it there was no money there ; a thief had come along and stolen it . His wife then grew angry and scolded him heartily . ` Well , well ! ' said he , ` hang the money ! I know what I have learned . ' ` What have you learned ? ' said she . ` Ah ! I know that , ' said the man . After some time had passed the man had a mind to visit his second eldest daughter . His wife again gave him some dry bread to eat , and when he grew tired and hungry he sat down on the east side of a mound and began to eat it . As he sat there his daughter came up out of the mound , and invited him to come inside , which he did very willingly . Soon after this the troll came home . It was dark by that time , and his wife bade him go and buy some candles . ` Oh , we shall soon get a light , ' said the troll . With that he dipped his fingers into the fire , and they then gave light without being burned in the least . The old man got two sacks of money here , and plodded away homewards with these . When he was very nearly home he again thought of the cow that was with calf , so he laid down the money , ran home , and asked his wife whether the cow had calved yet .
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