`` One of these , '' said he , `` belongs to the poor , one to the King , and the third is yours . '' At that moment twelve struck , and the spirit vanished , leaving the youth alone in the dark . `` I 'll surely be able to find a way out , '' said he , and groping about he at length found his way back to the room , and fell asleep at his fire . The next morning the King came , and said : `` Well , now you 've surely learned to shudder ? '' `` No , '' he answered ; `` what can it be ? My dead cousin was here , and an old bearded man came , who showed me heaps of money down below there , but what shuddering is no one has told me . '' Then the King spoke : `` You have freed the castle from its curse , and you shall marry my daughter . '' `` That 's all charming , '' he said ; `` but I still do n't know what it is to shudder . '' Then the gold was brought up , and the wedding was celebrated , but the young King , though he loved his wife dearly , and though he was very happy , still kept on saying : `` If I could only shudder ! if I could only shudder ! '' At last he reduced her to despair . Then her maid said : `` I 'll help you ; we 'll soon make him shudder . '' So she went out to the stream that flowed through the garden , and had a pail full of little gudgeons brought to her . At night , when the young King was asleep , his wife had to pull the clothes off him , and pour the pail full of little gudgeons over him , so that the little fish swam all about him . Then he awoke and cried out : `` Oh ! how I shudder , how I shudder , dear wife ! Yes , now I know what shuddering is . '' -LRB- 1 -RRB- -LRB- 1 -RRB- Grimm . RUMPELSTILTZKIN There was once upon a time a poor miller who had a very beautiful daughter . Now it happened one day that he had an audience with the King , and in order to appear a person of some importance he told him that he had a daughter who could spin straw into gold .
`` Now that 's a talent worth having , '' said the King XXXXX the miller ; `` if your daughter is as clever as you say , bring her to my palace to-morrow , and I 'll put her to the test . ''
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