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“哼，哼，
我闻到人的气味。”
但他没发现她，吃了些东西就睡觉去了。
到了早晨，闪电的母亲对姑娘说：“趁我儿子还没醒过来，你快逃走吧，拿着这个核桃，它对你会很有用。”
姑娘走呀，走呀，走到另一座山上时天又黑了。这里是雷的妈妈家，她终于也留姑娘过夜并把她藏了起来，雷一回到家就说：
“哼，哼，
我闻到人的气味”
但他没发现她。到了早上，姑娘从雷的妈妈那里得到了一颗榛子做礼物，就又出发了。
经过长途跋涉之后，她来到一座城邦。听人说这里的公主将要跟一个英俊无比的小伙子结婚，他们现在正一起待在城堡中。姑娘猜想这个小伙子一定就是她自己的新郎。但怎么才能阻止他们的婚事呢？怎么才能进到城堡里去呢？
她打开那个栗子，从里面出来一大堆珠宝、钻石。于是她带着这些东西来到公主住的宫殿下叫卖。公主从窗口看见后就让她上来了。姑娘对公主说：“我可以把这些东西都白送给你，只要求你让我在那个小伙子的房间里睡上一夜就行，听说他就在这座宫殿里。”
公主不放心让姑娘跟小伙子单独谈话，甚至担心姑娘会带着小伙子逃走，但她的女仆对她说：“这事交给我了，我们给他吃催眠药，他就不会醒过来了。”她们就这么做了，当女仆陪着姑娘来到房间的时候，小伙子已经睡着了，女仆留下姑娘就出去了。姑娘仔细一看，这果然就是她的新郎，就对他说：“快醒醒，我的夫君，快醒醒。我长途跋涉到了这里，已经踏破了七双铁鞋，穿破了七件铁衣，戴破了七顶铁帽，我还装满了七瓶眼泪。现在我总算找到你了，你却睡着听不到我说的话！”
姑娘就这样哭诉着一直到天亮。早晨，她绝望地砸着核桃。从里面掉出一大堆漂亮的衣服和各式各样的绫罗绸缎，一件比一件漂亮。女仆看到这些奇丽的东西，就跑去告诉公主，而公主自然又留下了所有这些东西，就答应她再跟小伙子待一晚，但她让姑娘进去的晚，出来的早，这样就缩短了时间。
这一晚同样一无所获，小伙子一直没醒过来。可怜的姑娘又砸开那颗榛子，从里面跳出来一些马车和数匹骏马。为了得到这些东西，公主又一次答应她跟小伙子过夜。
但这一次，小伙子不想再喝她们每天晚上带来的那杯东西，只是假装喝下去，实际上把它们倒在了地上。姑娘说话的时候，他先假装睡了一会，当他确定她就是自己的妻子时，他马上跳起来，抱住了姑娘。他们坐着变出来的那些马车出发了，回到家后，举行了盛大的宴会。
他们的生活奢侈又冷酷
却将我留在门背后。
（波河地区）
king crin
once there was a king who； for a son； had a pig named king crin。 king crin would saunter through the royal chambers and usually behave beautifully； as befits anybody of royal birth。 sometimes； though； he was cross。 on one such occasion； his father asked； while stroking his back； 〃what is the matter？ why are you so cross？〃
〃oink； oink；〃 grunted king crin。 〃i want a wife。 oink； oink； i want the bakers daughter！〃
the king sent for the baker； who had three daughters； and asked if his oldest daughter was willing to marry his pig…son。 torn between the thrill of wedding the kings son and the horror of marrying a pig； the daughter made up her mind to accept the proposal。
tickled pink； king crin went wallowing in the town thoroughfares on his wedding night and got all muddy。 he returned to the bridal chamber； where his bride was waiting for him。 intending to caress her； he rubbed against her skirt。 the bride was disgusted and； instead of caressing him； gave him a kick。 〃get away from here； you nasty pig！〃
king crin moved away； grunting。 〃oink！ youll pay for that！〃
that night the bride was discovered dead in her bed。
the old king was quite distressed； but a few months later when his son was again as cross as could be and clamoring for a wife； he sent for the bakers second daughter； who accepted。
the evening of the wedding king crin went back out and wallowed in the muddy roads； only to return and rub against his bride； who drove him out of the room。 〃scram； you nasty pig！〃 in the morning she was found dead。 this incident gave the court a bad name； being the second of its kind。
more time went by； and king crin began acting up again。 〃would you have the nerve；〃 said his father； 〃to ask for the bakers third daughter？〃
〃oink； oink； i certainly would。 oink； oink； i must have her！〃
so they sent for the third girl to see if she would marry king crin。 she was obviously quite happy to do so。 on his wedding night； as usual； king crin went out to wallow； then ran back inside all muddy to caress his wife。 she responded with caresses of her own and dried him off with fine linen handkerchiefs； murmuring； 〃my handsome crin； my darling crin； i love you so。〃 king crin was overjoyed。
next morning at the court everybody expected to hear that the third bride had been found dead； but out she came in higher spirits than ever。 that was a grand occasion for celebration in the royal house； and the king gave a reception。
the next night the bride became curious to see king crin as he slept； because she had her suspicions。 she lit a taper and beheld a youth handsome beyond all stretches of the imagination。 but as she stood there rapt with admiration； she accidentally dropped the taper on his arm。 he woke up and jumped out of bed； furious。 〃you broke the spell and will never see me again； or only when you have wept seven bottles of tears and worn out seven pairs of iron shoes； seven iron mantles； and seven iron hats looking for me。〃 at that； he vanished。
so deep was her distress that the bride had no choice but to go in search of her husband。 she had a blacksmith forge seven pairs of iron shoes； seven iron mantles； and seven iron hats for her； then departed。
she walked all day long until night overtook her on a mountain； where she saw a cottage and knocked on the door。 〃my poor girl；〃 said an old woman； 〃i cant give you shelter； since my son is the wind who es home and turns everything upside down； and woe to anyone in his way！〃
but she begged and pleaded until the old woman brought her in and hid her。 the wind soon arrived and sniffed all around； saying：
〃human； human； i smell a human。〃
but his mother quieted him down with food。 in the morning she rose at daybreak and softly awakened the young lady； advising； 〃flee before my son gets up and take along this chestnut as a souvenir of me； but crack it open only in a serious emergency。〃
she walked all day long and was overtaken by night on top of another mountain。 she spied a cottage； and an old lady on the doorstep said； 〃i would gladly lodge you； but im lightnings m