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At
length
the
carriage
stopped
.
They
were
in
the
midst
of
the
court-yard
of
a
robber
's
castle
.
It
was
full
of
cracks
from
top
to
bottom
;
and
out
of
the
openings
magpies
and
rooks
were
flying
;
and
the
great
bull-dogs
,
each
of
which
looked
as
if
he
could
swallow
a
man
,
jumped
up
,
but
they
did
not
bark
,
for
that
was
forbidden
.
In
the
midst
of
the
large
,
old
,
smoking
hall
burnt
a
great
fire
on
the
stone
floor
.
The
smoke
disappeared
under
the
stones
,
and
had
to
seek
its
own
egress
.
In
an
immense
caldron
soup
was
boiling
;
and
rabbits
and
hares
were
being
roasted
on
a
spit
.
"
You
shall
sleep
with
me
to-night
,
with
all
my
animals
,
"
said
the
little
robber
maiden
.
They
had
something
to
eat
and
drink
;
and
then
went
into
a
corner
,
where
straw
and
carpets
were
lying
.
Beside
them
,
on
laths
and
perches
,
sat
nearly
a
hundred
pigeons
,
all
asleep
,
seemingly
;
but
yet
they
moved
a
little
when
the
robber
maiden
came
.
"
They
are
all
mine
,
"
said
she
,
at
the
same
time
seizing
one
that
was
next
to
her
by
the
legs
and
shaking
it
so
that
its
wings
fluttered
.
"
Kiss
it
,
"
cried
the
little
girl
,
and
flung
the
pigeon
in
Gerda
's
face
.
"
Up
there
is
the
rabble
of
the
wood
,
continued
she
,
pointing
to
several
laths
which
were
fastened
before
a
hole
high
up
in
the
wall
;
"
that
's
the
rabble
;
they
would
all
fly
away
immediately
,
if
they
were
not
well
fastened
in
.
And
here
is
my
dear
old
Bac
"
;
and
she
laid
hold
of
the
horns
of
a
reindeer
,
that
had
a
bright
copper
ring
round
its
neck
,
and
was
tethered
to
the
spot
.
"
We
are
obliged
to
lock
this
fellow
in
too
,
or
he
would
make
his
escape
.
Every
evening
I
tickle
his
neck
with
my
sharp
knife
;
he
is
so
frightened
at
it
!
"
and
the
little
girl
drew
forth
a
long
knife
,
from
a
crack
in
the
wall
,
and
let
it
glide
over
the
Reindeer
's
neck
.
The
poor
animal
kicked
;
the
girl
laughed
,
and
pulled
Gerda
into
bed
with
her
.
"
Do
you
intend
to
keep
your
knife
while
you
sleep
?
"
asked
Gerda
;
looking
at
it
rather
fearfully
.
"
I
always
sleep
with
the
knife
,
"
said
the
little
robber
maiden
.
"
There
is
no
knowing
what
may
happen
.
But
tell
me
now
,
once
more
,
all
about
little
Kay
;
and
why
you
have
started
off
in
the
wide
world
alone
.
"
And
Gerda
related
all
,
from
the
very
beginning
:
the
Wood-pigeons
cooed
above
in
their
cage
,
and
the
others
slept
.
The
little
robber
maiden
wound
her
arm
round
Gerda
's
neck
,
held
the
knife
in
the
other
hand
,
and
snored
so
loud
that
everybody
could
hear
her
;
but
Gerda
could
not
close
her
eyes
,
for
she
did
not
know
whether
she
was
to
live
or
die
.
The
robbers
sat
round
the
fire
,
sang
and
drank
;
and
the
old
female
robber
jumped
about
so
,
that
it
was
quite
dreadful
for
Gerda
to
see
her
.
Then
the
Wood-pigeons
said
,
"
Coo
!
Cool
We
have
seen
little
Kay
!
A
white
hen
carries
his
sledge
;
he
himself
sat
in
the
carriage
of
the
Snow
Queen
,
who
passed
here
,
down
just
over
the
wood
,
as
we
lay
in
our
nest
.
She
blew
upon
us
young
ones
;
and
all
died
except
we
two
.
Coo
!
Coo
!
"
"
What
is
that
you
say
up
there
?
"
cried
little
Gerda
.
"
Where
did
the
Snow
Queen
go
to
?
Do
you
know
anything
about
it
?
"
"
She
is
no
doubt
gone
to
Lapland
;
for
there
is
always
snow
and
ice
there
.
Only
ask
the
Reindeer
,
who
is
tethered
there
.
"
"
Ice
and
snow
is
there
!
There
it
is
,
glorious
and
beautiful
!
"
said
the
Reindeer
.
"
One
can
spring
about
in
the
large
shining
valleys
!
The
Snow
Queen
has
her
summer-tent
there
;
but
her
fixed
abode
is
high
up
towards
the
North
Pole
,
on
the
Island
called
Spitzbergen
.
"
