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Then
she
let
the
hair
down
,
and
the
King
's
son
climbed
up
,
but
instead
of
his
dearest
Rapunzel
he
found
the
witch
looking
at
him
with
wicked
glittering
eyes
.
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"
Aha
!
"
cried
she
,
mocking
him
,
"
you
came
for
your
darling
,
but
the
sweet
bird
sits
no
longer
in
the
nest
,
and
sings
no
more
;
the
cat
has
got
her
,
and
will
scratch
out
your
eyes
as
well
!
Rapunzel
is
lost
to
you
;
you
will
see
her
no
more
.
"
The
King
's
son
was
beside
himself
with
grief
,
and
in
his
agony
he
sprang
from
the
tower
:
he
escaped
with
life
,
but
the
thorns
on
which
he
fell
put
out
his
eyes
.
Then
he
wandered
blind
through
the
wood
,
eating
nothing
but
roots
and
berries
,
and
doing
nothing
but
lament
and
weep
for
the
loss
of
his
dearest
wife
.
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So
he
wandered
several
years
in
misery
until
at
last
he
came
to
the
desert
place
where
Rapunzel
lived
with
her
twin-children
that
she
had
borne
,
a
boy
and
a
girl
.
At
first
he
heard
a
voice
that
he
thought
he
knew
,
and
when
he
reached
the
place
from
which
it
seemed
to
come
Rapunzel
knew
him
,
and
fell
on
his
neck
and
wept
.
And
when
her
tears
touched
his
eyes
they
became
clear
again
,
and
he
could
see
with
them
as
well
as
ever
.
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Then
he
took
her
to
his
kingdom
,
where
he
was
received
with
great
joy
,
and
there
they
lived
long
and
happily
.