The porcelain maiden and the golden blackbird know you too?

My father is ill, and he cannot be cured unless I bring him back the golden blackbird.

The old man, after waiting patiently for some time, sent his second son to seek the golden blackbird.

At last there came a foreign doctor, who declared that the golden blackbird alone could cure the sick man.

Who knows if I should ever find the golden blackbird, even if I sought the whole world through for it?

The youth did as he was bid, and the castle servants never noticed that he was carrying off the golden blackbird.

The youth found the golden blackbird standing on a wooden perch, but as stiff and rigid as if he was dead.

Then she told all that had happened, and how she had consented to follow the young man who had captured the golden blackbird.

Now, do be a little sharper than you were before, and you will manage to carry off both the golden blackbird and the porcelain maiden.

"And you have put the golden blackbird into the fine cage."

"The golden blackbird is in a little cabin near by," said the little hare, "and you will easily find it.

"No," he replied, "my father trusted me, and I will go all over the world till I find the golden blackbird."