said the North Wind . `` I have no fear , '' said she ; and it was true . But they were not very , very far from land , and there was just enough strength left in the North Wind to enable him to throw her on to the shore , immediately under the windows of a castle which lay east of the sun and west of the moon ; but then he was so weary and worn out that he was forced to rest for several days before he could go to his own home again . Next morning she sat down beneath the walls of the castle to play with the golden apple , and the first person she saw was the maiden with the long nose , who was to have the Prince . `` How much do you want for that gold apple of yours , girl ? '' said she , opening the window . `` It ca n't be bought either for gold or money , '' answered the girl . `` If it can not be bought either for gold or money , what will buy it ? You may say what you please , '' said the Princess . `` Well , if I may go to the Prince who is here , and be with him to-night , you shall have it , '' said the girl who had come with the North Wind . `` You may do that , '' said the Princess , for she had made up her mind what she would do . So the Princess got the golden apple , but when the girl went up to the Prince 's apartment that night he was asleep , for the Princess had so contrived it . The poor girl called to him , and shook him , and between whiles she wept ; but she could not wake him . In the morning , as soon as day dawned , in came the Princess with the long nose , and drove her out again . In the daytime she sat down once more beneath the windows of the castle , and began to card with her golden carding-comb ; and then all happened as it had happened before . The Princess asked her what she wanted for it , and she replied that it was not for sale , either for gold or money , but that if she could get leave to go to the Prince , and be with him during the night , she should have it . But when she went up to the Prince 's room he was again asleep , and , let her call him , or shake him , or weep as she would , he still slept on , and she could not put any life in him . When daylight came in the morning , the Princess with the long nose came too , and once more drove her away . When day had quite come , the girl seated herself under the castle windows , to spin with her golden spinning-wheel , and the Princess with the long nose wanted to have that also . So she opened the window , and asked what she would take for it .
The girl said what she had said on each of the former occasions -- that it was not XXXXX sale either for gold or for money , but if she could get leave to go to the Prince who lived there , and be with him during the night , she should have it .
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