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　　However,thistimetheservantsaid,"

Master,Ihaveservedyouhonestlyforthreeyears.BesogoodastogivemewhatbyrightsIhavecomingtome.Iwouldliketobeonmywayandseesomethingelseoftheworld."

　　"

Yes,mygoodservant,"

answeredtheoldmiser,"

youhaveservedmewithoutcomplaint,andyoushallbekindlyrewarded."

　　Withthisheputhishandintohispocket,thencountedoutthreehellersoneatatime,saying,"

There,youhaveahellerforeachyear.Thatisalargeandgenerousreward.Onlyafewmasterswouldpayyouthismuch."

　　Thegoodservant,whounderstoodlittleaboutmoney,puthiswealthintohispocket,andthought,"

Ah,nowthatIhaveafullpurse,whyshouldIworryandcontinuetoplaguemyselfwithhardwork?

"

　　Sohesetforth,uphillanddown,singingandjumpingforjoy.

　　Nowitcametopassthatashewaspassingbyathicketalittledwarfsteppedout,andcalledtohim,"

Whereareyouheaded,BrotherMerry?

Youdon'

tseemtobeburdeneddownwithcares."

WhyshouldIbesad?

answeredtheservant."

IhaveeverythingIneed.Threeyears'

wagesarejinglinginmypocket.

Howmuchisyourtreasure?

thedwarfaskedhim.

Howmuch?

Threehellersinrealmoney,preciselycounted."

Listen,"

saidthedwarf,"

Iamapoorandneedyman.Givemeyourthreehellers.Icannolongerwork,butyouareyoungandcaneasilyearnyourbread."

　　Nowbecausetheservanthadagoodheartandfeltpityforthedwarf,hegavehimhisthreehellers,saying,"

InGod'

sname,Iwon'

tmissthem."

　　Thenthedwarfsaid,"

BecauseIseethatyouhaveagoodheartIwillgrantyouthreewishes,oneforeachheller.Theyshallallbefulfilled."

Aha,"

saidtheservant."

Youareamiracleworker.Well,then,ifitistobeso,firstofallIwishforablowpipethatwillhiteverythingIaimat;

second,forafiddle,thatwhenIplayit,anyonewhohearsitwillhavetodance;

andthird,thatwheneverIaskafavorofanyone,itwillbegranted."

Youshallhaveallthat,"

saidthedwarf.Hereachedintothebush,andwhatdoyouthink,therelayafiddleandablowpipe,allready,justasiftheyhadbeenordered.Hegavethemtotheservant,saying,"

Noonewilleverbeabletodenyanyrequestthatyoumightmake."

Whatmorecouldmyheartdesire?

saidtheservanttohimself,andwentmerrilyonhisway.

　　SoonafterwardhemetaJewwithalonggoatee,whowasstandinglisteningtoabirdsinginghighupinthetopofatree.

OneofGod'

sownmiracles,"

heshouted,"

thatsuchasmallcreatureshouldhavesuchafearfullyloudvoice.Ifonlyitweremine!

Ifonlysomeonewouldsprinklesomesaltonitstail!

Ifthatisallyouwant,"

saidtheservant,"

thenthebirdshallsoonbedownhere."

Hetookaim,hititprecisely,andthebirdfelldownintoathornhedge.

Rogue,"

hesaidtotheJew,"

Goandfetchthebirdoutforyourself."

Mygoodness,"

saidtheJew,"

don'

tcallmearogue,sir,butIwillbethedogandgetthebirdoutformyself.Afterall,you'

retheonewhoshotit."

　　Thenhelaydownonthegroundandbegancrawlingintothethicket.Whenhewasinthemiddleofthethorns,thegoodservantcouldnotresistthetemptationtopickuphisfiddleandbegintoplay.

　　TheJew'

slegsimmediatelybegantomove,andhejumpedup.Themoretheservantfiddledthebetterwentthedance.However,thethornsrippedaparttheJew'

sshabbycoat,combedhisbeard,andprickedandpinchedhimalloverhisbody.

criedtheJew,"

whatdoIwantwithyourfiddling?

Stopplaying,sir.Idon'

twanttodance."

　　Buttheservantdidnotlistentohim,andthought,"

Youhavefleecedpeopleoftenenough,andnowthethornhedgeshalldothesametoyou."

Hebegantoplayalloveragain,sothattheJewhadtojumpevenhigher,leavingscrapsfromhiscoathangingonthethorns.

Oh,woeisme!

criedtheJew."

Iwillgivethegentlemananythingheasks,ifonlyhequitsfiddling,evenapursefilledwithgold."

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