I ca n't eat that , ' she said , turning away in disgust . ` Look ! there are some dead bees in it ! I want honey that is quite pure . ' And the man threw the rejected honey on the grass , and started off to get some fresh . When he got back he offered it to his wife , who treated it as she had done the first bowlful . ` That honey has got ants in it : throw it away , ' she said , and when he brought her some more , she declared it was full of earth . In his fourth journey he managed to find some that she would eat , and then she begged him to get her some water . This took him some time , but at length he came to a lake whose waters were sweetened with sugar . He filled a pannikin quite full , and carried it home to his wife , who drank it eagerly , and said that she now felt quite well . When she was up and had dressed herself , her husband lay down in her place , saying : ` You have given me a great deal of trouble , and now it is my turn ! ' ` What is the matter with you ? ' asked the wife . ' I am thirsty and want some water , ' answered he ; and she took a large pot and carried it to the nearest spring , which was a good way off . ` Here is the water , ' she said to her husband , lifting the heavy pot from her head ; but he turned away in disgust . ` You have drawn it from the pool that is full of frogs and willows ; you must get me some more . ' So the woman set out again and walked still further to another lake . ` This water tastes of rushes , ' he exclaimed , ` go and get some fresh . ' But when she brought back a third supply he declared that it seemed made up of water-lilies , and that he must have water that was pure , and not spoilt by willows , or frogs , or rushes . So for the fourth time she put her jug on her head , and passing all the lakes she had hitherto tried , she came to another , where the water was golden like honey .
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