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Once upon a time, there was an old woman.
She was alone in her house.
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Her husband would soon
be arriving home from the woods.
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The door opened.
In came a very fine lady.
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The old woman had never seen her before.
The woman said: — May I borrow your big pot?
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I’m going to have a great deal of guests.
The old woman said: — Just take it.
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— Thank you, said the woman.
— I’ll pay you for it.
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Then she went with the pot.
A few days later, the fine lady returned back.
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She brought the pot with her.
This time the old woman was alone home.
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— Thank you very much
for lending it to me, the lady said.
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— As a thank you, I grant you 3 wishes.
Then she went again.
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The old woman didn’t manage to ask anything.
Gone and away was she.
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Now the old woman had 3 wishes to wish.
What should she wish?
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Her husband would soon return home.
She was going to ask him.
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Perhaps a big, grand house?
The best house in town.
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And a chest with money.
That wasn’t too much.
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What a life they would have.
They had never had any money before.
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Their neighbors would be very surprised,
if they saw all that wealth.
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Yes, now they were rich.
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And then she didn’t have anything more
than a bit of milk and bread.
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She couldn’t give that to her husband.
He came home and was tired.
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He should have something
to put on the bread.
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At the neighbors, she’d seen a lovely, big sausage.
The neighbors were going to have it for dinner.
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The woman said:
— I wish I had such a big sausage.
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Immediately,
the sausage was lying on the table.
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She wanted to put the sausage in a pot.
At that moment, her husband arrived.
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— Look, said the woman.
— It’s over now with all the hard work.
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A lady borrowed the big pot.
So I’m going to have three wishes fulfilled.
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You have to help me with wishing.
Look at this big sausage.
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I’ve wished that for you.
The man got angry.
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He shouted: — What are you saying?
Have you wished for a sausage?
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You could have had anything in the world.
And then you make a wish for a sausage.
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You’re stupid!
I wish the sausage sat on your nose.
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The woman cried: — And you say that I’m stupid.
At least, I wished something good for you.
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The man also pulled at the sausage.
He pulled and he pushed.
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But he didn’t have more luck in doing so.
The sausage was stuck.
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They had a last wish.
What should they wish for?
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They could wish for wealth.
But how could they enjoy it,
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when the woman had a sausage on her nose.
She couldn’t be seen outside.
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The woman wept and said:
— You can have the last wish.
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The man looked at her.
He looked at the sausage on her nose.
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Then he cried, too.
He said: — No. You make a wish.
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But in the end, the man said:
— I wish that my wife will get rid of the sausage.
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Immediately, the sausage was gone.
The man and wife were so happy.
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They danced around the room.
For a sausage is good to eat.
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But no one wants it sitting
around their nose.
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Yes
No
The old woman had 5 wishes to wish.
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The woman wished a big sausage.
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The man wished the sausage sat on her nose.
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The man also pulled at the sausage.
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The man takes a picture of his wife.
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The sausage was gone.
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