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for a fowl.""A fowl! Well, that was a good exchange," replied the woman."The fowl will lay eggs and hatch them, and we shall have chickens; we shall soon have a poultry-yard. Oh,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], this is just what I was wishingfor.""Yes, but I exchanged the fowl for a sack of shrivelled apples.""What! I really must give you a kiss for that!" exclaimed thewife. "My dear, good husband, now I'll tell you something. Do youknow,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], almost as soon as you left me this morning, I began to thinkof what I could give you nice for supper this evening, and then Ithought of fried eggs and bacon, with sweet herbs; I had eggs andbacon, but I wanted the herbs; so I went over to the schoolmaster's: Iknew they had plenty of herbs, but the schoolmistress is very mean,although she can smile so sweetly. I begged her to lend me a handfulof herbs. 'Lend!' she exclaimed, 'I have nothing to lend; nothing atall grows in our garden, not even a shrivelled apple; I could not evenlend you a shrivelled apple, my dear woman. But now I can lend herten, or a whole sackful, which I'm very glad of; it makes me laughto think about it;" and then she gave him a hearty kiss."Well, I like all this,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," said both the Englishmen; "always goingdown the hill,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and yet always merry; it's worth the money to seeit." So they paid a hundred-weight of gold to the peasant, who,whatever he did, was not scolded but kissed.Yes, it always pays best when the wife sees and maintains that herhusband knows best, and whatever he does is right.That is a story
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