• Firts Event

    Firts Event
    There was once upon a time a rich king who had three daughters, who daily went to walk in the palace garden, and the king was a great
    lover of all kinds of fine trees, but there was one for which he had
    such an affection, that if anyone gathered an apple from it he wished him a hundred fathoms underground.
  • Second event

    Second event
    the king's youngest child had a great desire for an apple, and
    said to her sisters, our father loves us far too much to wish us
    underground, it is my belief that he would only do that to people who were strangers. And while she was speaking, the child plucked off quite a large apple
  • Third event

    Third event
    when min-day came, the king wished to call them to come to dinner, but they were now here to be found. he sought them everywhere in the palace and garden, but could not find them.
  • Fourth event

    Fourth event
    hree young huntsmen also went out, and when they had traveled about for eight days, they arrived at a great castle, in which were
    beautiful apartments, and in one room a table was laid on which were delicate dishes which were still so warm that they were smoking, but in the whole of the castle no human being was either to be seen or heard.
  • Fifth eventh

    Fifth eventh
    he left off beating him and the mannikin told him that he was a gnome, and that there were more than a thousand like him, and that if he would go with him he would show him where the king's daughters were.
  • Sixth eventh

    Sixth eventh
    the elf said that he knew well that the companions Hans had with him did not intend to deal honorably with him, therefore if he wished to deliver the king's children, he must do it alone.
  • Seventh eventh

    Seventh eventh
    are three rooms, and in each of them was a princess, who was lousing a dragon with many heads, which he must cut off. And having said all this, the elf vanished.
  • Eighth event

    Eighth event
    The hunters found the princesses the first had on her lap a nine-headed dragon and the second one of five heads
  • Ninth event

    Ninth event
    They all asked what he desired, so he said he wished to get above ground back to daylight, on which they seized him by every hair that grew on his head, and thus they flew with him onto the earth again. When he was above ground, he at once went to the king's palace
  • Tenth event

    Tenth event
    the king was angry, and ordered him to be put in prison at once, because he thought he must have done some injury to the children. When the princesses came to themselves, however, they entreated the king to set him free again.