She had crept secretly after them , and had cast her spells over all the streams in the forest . Presently the children found a little brook dancing and glittering over the stones , and brother was eager to drink of it , but as it rushed past sister heard it murmuring : ` Who drinks of me will be a tiger ! who drinks of me will be a tiger ! ' So she cried out , ` Oh ! dear brother , pray do n't drink , or you 'll be turned into a wild beast and tear me to pieces . ' Brother was dreadfully thirsty , but he did not drink . ` Very well , ' said he , ` I 'll wait till we come to the next spring . ' When they came to the second brook , sister heard it repeating too : ` Who drinks of me will be a wolf I who drinks of me will be a wolf ! ' And she cried , ` Oh ! brother , pray do n't drink here either , or you 'll be turned into a wolf and eat me up . ' Again brother did not drink , but he said : ` Well , I 'll wait a little longer till we reach the next stream , but then , whatever you may say , I really must drink , for I can bear this thirst no longer . ' And when they got to the third brook , sister heard it say as it rushed past : ` Who drinks of me will be a roe ! who drinks of me will be a roe ! ' And she begged , ` Ah ! brother , do n't drink yet , or you 'll become a roe and run away from me . ' But her brother was already kneeling by the brook and bending over it to drink , and , sure enough , no sooner had his lips touched the water than he fell on the grass transformed into a little Roebuck . Sister cried bitterly over her poor bewitched brother , and the little Roe wept too , and sat sadly by her side . At last the girl said : ` Never mind , dear little fawn , I will never forsake you , ' and she took off her golden garter and tied it round the Roe 's neck . Then she plucked rushes and plaited a soft cord of them , which she fastened to the collar . When she had done this she led the Roe farther and farther , right into the depths of the forest .
After they had gone a long , long way they came XXXXX a little house , and when the girl looked into it she found it was quite empty , and she thought ` perhaps we might stay and live here . '
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