043-第2章

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such　moving　terms；　and　promised　to　better　her　ways；　he　allowed
himself　to　be　persuaded　and　granted　her　peace。

She　behaved　in　a　friendly　manner　to　him；　and　acted　as　if　she　loved
him　very　much；　and　after　some　time　managed　so　to　befool　him；　that　he
confided　to　her　that　even　if　someone　got　the　knapsack　into　his　power；
he　could　do　nothing　against　him　so　long　as　the　old　hat　was　still　his。
When　she　knew　the　secret；　she　waited　until　he　was　asleep；　and　then
she　took　the　hat　away　from　him；　and　had　it　thrown　out　into　the
street。　　But　the　horn　still　remained　to　him；　and　in　great　anger　he
blew　it　with　all　his　strength。

Instantly　all　walls；　fortifications；　towns；　and　villages；　toppled
down；　and　crushed　the　king　and　his　daughter　to　death。　And　had　he　not
put　down　the　horn　and　had　blown　just　a　little　longer；　everything
would　have　been　in　ruins；　and　not　one　stone　would　have　been　left
standing　on　another。　　Then　no　one　opposed　him　any　longer；　and　he　made
himself　king　of　the　whole　country。