They brought in oak tables , which they spread with silken covers , and placed all sorts of delicious dishes and refreshing drinks on them . The man had never seen anything so beautiful in his life , and he was delighted . Then the crane said to him , ` Now take this sack to your wife . ' The man thanked him warmly , took the sack , and set out . His home was a good long way off , and as it was growing dark , and he was feeling tired , he stopped to rest at his cousin 's house by the way . The cousin had three daughters , who laid out a tempting supper , but the man would eat nothing , and said to his cousin , ` Your supper is bad . ' ` Oh , make the best of it , ' said she , but the man only said : ` Clear away ! ' and taking out his sack he cried , as the crane had taught him : ` Two out of the sack ! ' And out came the two pretty boys , who quickly brought in the oak tables , spread the silken covers , and laid out all sorts of delicious dishes and refreshing drinks . Never in their lives had the cousin and her daughters seen such a supper , and they were delighted and astonished at it . But the cousin quietly made up her mind to steal the sack , so she called to her daughters : ` Go quickly and heat the bathroom : I am sure our dear guest would like to have a bath before he goes to bed . ' When the man was safe in the bathroom she told her daughters to make a sack exactly like his , as quickly as possible . Then she changed the two sacks , and hid the man 's sack away . The man enjoyed his bath , slept soundly , and set off early next morning , taking what he believed to be the sack the crane had given him . All the way home he felt in such good spirits that he sang and whistled as he walked through the wood , and never noticed how the birds were twittering and laughing at him . As soon as he saw his house he began to shout from a distance , ` Hallo ! old woman ! Come out and meet me ! ' His wife screamed back : ` You come here , and I 'll give you a good thrashing with the poker ! ' The man walked into the house , hung his sack on a nail , and said , as the crane had taught him : ` Two out of the sack ! '
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