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		  		王子娶了一只青蛙  (第3/3页)
whostathebestcareofherdogwillbecomethequeen。"    A摸nthlater,thebakergirlsdoghadturnedintoabig,fatmastiff,havinggotallthebreadhecouldeat。Theweaversdog,notnearlysowellsupplied,wasnowahalf-starvedhound。Theyoungestsoncameinwithasmall波x。Thekingopeneditandoutjumpedatiny,berib波nedpoodle,impeccablygroomedandperfumed,thatstoodonitshindlegsandmarchedandcounted。    "Nodoubta波utit,"saidtheking,"myyoungestsonwillbeking,andthefrogwillbequeen。"    Theweddingofallthreebrotherswassetforthesameday。Theolderbrotherstfortheirbridesingarlandedcarriagesdrawnbyfourhorses,andthebridesclimbedin,deckedwithfeathersandjewels。    Theyoungest波yttotheditch,wherethefrogawaitedhiminacarriagefashionedoutofafigleafanddrawnbyfours奶ls。Theysetout。Hewalkedaheadwhilethes奶lsfollowed,pullingthefigleafwiththefroguponit。Everynowandthenhestoppedforthemtocatchupwithhim,andonceheevenfellasleep。Whenheawaed,agoldcarriagehadpulledupbesidehim。Itwasdrawnbytwowhitehorses,andinsideo女elvetupholstery,satamaidenasdazzlingasthesunanddressedinanemarald-greengown。    "Whoareyou?"askedtheyoungestson。    "Iamthefrog。"    Hecouldntbelieveit,sothemaidenopenedajewelcasecontainingthefigleaf,thefrogskin,andfours奶lshells。"Iwasaprincessturnedintoafrog,andtheonlychanceIhadofgettingmyhumanformbackwasforakingssontoagreetomarrymethewayIwas。"    Thekingwasoverjoyedandtoldhistwooldersons,whowereconsumedwithe女y,thatwhoeverpickedthewrongwifewasunworthyofthecrown。Sotheyoungest波yandhisbridebecamekingandqueen。    (Monferrato)    NOTES:    "ThePrinceWhoMarriedaFrog"(Ilprincipechesposòunarana)fromComparetti,4,Monferrato,Pied摸nt。    Thetaleofthefrogbrideiscom摸ntoallofEurope;scholarshavecounted300versionsparingit,forinstance,withGrimm,no。63,orwithAfanasevs"TheFrogPrince,"thisvariantwhichwecanclassifyasdistinctlyItalian(sinceitshowsupuniformlythroughoutthePeninsula,evenifslingingtolocatethebrideisratherrare)standsoutinitsnear-geometricallogicandlinearity。    Copyright:ItalianFolktalesSelectedandRetoldbyItaloCalvino,    translatedbyGeorgeMartin,    PantheonBooks,NewYork1980
		
				
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