The Brothers Grimm’s “The Golden Bird”
The Brothers Grimm’s “The Golden Bird”
A king’s garden is robbed of a golden apple, and he sends his three sons, one at a time, to discover the culprit. The first two fall asleep, resulting in two more missing apples, but the youngest son shoots a feather off the thief–a golden bird–with an arrow on the third night. The king finds it’s so valuable that he sends his sons, one at a time, after it. On the way, they each meet a fox, and the eldest take aim at it, but only the third heeds his advice to steer clear of the exciting inn and instead stay in the humble tavern ahead.
The next morning…
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