I promised him that he could be my companion, but Iĭidn't think that he could leave his water, but now he is just outside theĭoor and wants to come in." Just then there came a second knock at the "There is a disgusting frog out there," she said, "who got my golden ball The king saw that her heart was pounding and asked, "Why are you afraid?" Frightened, she slammed the door shut and Knock at the door, and a voice called out, "Princess, princess, open theĭoor for me!" She ran and opened the door. Something coming up the marble steps: plop, plop. The next day the princess was sitting at her table when she heard The frogĬalled after her, "Wait, princess, take me with you like you promised," That she could think of nothing else than to run home with it. Toward it, picked it up, and was so happy to have it in her hand again, When the princess saw her ball once again, she rushed Returned a short time later with the golden ball in his mouth and threw it
The frog stuck his head under the water and dove to the bottom. Just bring me back my golden ball, and I'll promise everything." I'll go ahead and say yes," and she said aloud, "Yes, for all IĬare. The princess thought, "What is this stupid frog trying to say? After all, The frog said, "I do not want your pearls, your precious stones, and yourĬlothes, but if you'll accept me as a companion and let me sit next to youĪnd eat from your plate and sleep in your bed, and if you'll love andĬherish me, then I'll bring your ball back to you." "Oh," she said, "you ugly frog, how can you help me? My golden ball has His head out of the water and said, "Princess, why are you crying so Precious stones, my pearls, anything in the world." At this a frog stuck "I'd give anything, if only I could get my ball back: my clothes, my Horrified, the princess followed it with her eyes, but the well was soĭeep that she could not see its bottom. Hand with her fingers curved to catch it, but it fell to the ground and Into the air and catching it, but once it went too high. She took great pleasure in throwing a golden ball Once upon a time there was a princess who went out into a forest and sat Library of folktales, folklore, fairy tales, and mythology.
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