` Take away the litter , and let her go on foot if she is afraid . ' ` But it is absurd ! ' exclaimed the rest ; ` how can the ogre get hold of her ? ' ' I will not go , ' said Dschemila again . ` You do not know that monster ; I do . ' And while they were disputing the bridegroom arrived . ` Let her alone . She shall stay in her father 's house . After all , I can live here , and the wedding feast shall be made ready . ' And so they were married at last , and died without having had a single quarrel . -LSB- Märchen und Gedichte aus der Stadt Tripolis . -RSB- JANNI AND THE DRAKEN Once there was a man who shunned the world , and lived in the wilderness . He owned nothing but a flock of sheep , whose milk and wool he sold , and so procured himself bread to eat ; he also carried wooden spoons , and sold them . He had a wife and one little girl , and after a long time his wife had another child . The evening it was born the man went to the nearest village to fetch a nurse , and on the way he met a monk who begged him for a night 's lodging . This the man willingly granted , and took him home with him . There being no one far nor near to baptize the child , the man asked the monk to do him this service , and the child was given the name of Janni . In the course of time Janni 's parents died , and he and his sister were left alone in the world ; soon affairs went badly with them , so they determined to wander away to seek their fortune . In packing up , the sister found a knife which the monk had left for his godson , and this she gave to her brother . Then they went on their way , taking with them the three sheep which were all that remained of their flocks .
After wandering for three days they XXXXX a man with three dogs who proposed that they should exchange animals , he taking the sheep , and they the dogs .
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