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The
third
day
one
of
the
messengers
came
back
,
and
said
,
I
have
travelled
two
days
without
hearing
of
any
other
names
;
but
yesterday
,
as
I
was
climbing
a
high
hill
,
among
the
trees
of
the
forest
where
the
fox
and
the
hare
bid
each
other
good
night
,
I
saw
a
little
hut
;
and
before
the
hut
burnt
a
fire
;
and
round
about
the
fire
a
funny
little
dwarf
was
dancing
upon
one
leg
,
and
singing
:
23
Merrily
the
feast
I
ll
make
.
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24
Today
I
ll
brew
,
tomorrow
bake
;
25
Merrily
I
ll
dance
and
sing
,
26
For
next
day
will
a
stranger
bring
.
27
Little
does
my
lady
dream
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28
Rumpelstiltskin
is
my
name
!
29
When
the
queen
heard
this
she
jumped
for
joy
,
and
as
soon
as
her
little
friend
came
she
sat
down
upon
her
throne
,
and
called
all
her
court
round
to
enjoy
the
fun
;
and
the
nurse
stood
by
her
side
with
the
baby
in
her
arms
,
as
if
it
was
quite
ready
to
be
given
up
.
Then
the
little
man
began
to
chuckle
at
the
thought
of
having
the
poor
child
,
to
take
home
with
him
to
his
hut
in
the
woods
;
and
he
cried
out
,
Now
,
lady
,
what
is
my
name
?
Is
it
JOHN
?
asked
she
.
No
,
madam
!
Is
it
TOM
?
No
,
madam
!
Is
it
JEMMY
?
It
is
not
.
Can
your
name
be
RUMPELSTILTSKIN
?
said
the
lady
slyly
.
Some
witch
told
you
that
!
some
witch
told
you
that
!
cried
the
little
man
,
and
dashed
his
right
foot
in
a
rage
so
deep
into
the
floor
,
that
he
was
forced
to
lay
hold
of
it
with
both
hands
to
pull
it
out
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Then
he
made
the
best
of
his
way
off
,
while
the
nurse
laughed
and
the
baby
crowed
;
and
all
the
court
jeered
at
him
for
having
had
so
much
trouble
for
nothing
,
and
said
,
We
wish
you
a
very
good
morning
,
and
a
merry
feast
,
Mr
RUMPLESTILTSKIN
!