soon afterward:

    quot;;

    But  find er supper,  to bed.

    quot;Flee before my son ; said Lig;and take along t, w come in very ;

    Saken by nigop of anotain. tood too came in saying:

    quot;;

    But neit off  as a present from ther.

    After  le. t  t into tle?

    Snut and out poured diamonds and ot off to sell under t and invited ;Ill let you o spend one nigaying at your palace.quot;

    talk to o flee  ;Leave everyto me. ell give ion and  ; t t, and as soon as t to sleep, took to   han her husband.

    quot;ake up, my love,  seven pairs of iron sles, and seven iron s: and Ive  seven bottles of tears. No Ive finally found you, you sleep and dont ;

    And t  on till morning,  rolled exquisite go of all to ed t  taken into ter t time and broug earlier in the morning.

    Nor  any more fruitful t. t and out came o acquire t  he young man.

    But by time ired of drinking  , so ended to s ying talking to  as if  t  ing away and back ion.

    t on they soar,

    t, I stood behe door.

    (Colline del Po)

    NOtES:

    quot;King Crinquot; (Re Crin) from Pitrè (in Arcudio delle tradizioni popolari, I [1882], 424), Monteu da Po, Piedmont.

    Of illustrious origin (since it is certainly related--at least in tif of t be seen in rue form--to tale about t aly. tese version  repeats--s to be cracked, spying on tc.--a motif also common to otypes and of ws a richer version.

    Copyrigalian Folktales Selected and