The man thanked him heartily , took the sack , and went . He had a long way to walk , and as he presently got hungry , he said to the sack , as the crane had taught him : ` Two out of the sack ! ' And instantly two rough men with thick sticks crept out of the bag and began to beat him well , crying as they did so : ` Do n't boast to your cousins of what you have got , One -- two -- Or you 'll find you will catch it uncommonly hot , One -- two -- ' And they beat on till the man panted out : ` Two into the sack . ' The words were hardly out of his mouth , when the two crept back into the sack . Then the man shouldered the sack , and went off straight to his cousin 's house . He hung the sack up on a nail , and said : ` Please have the bathroom heated , cousin . ' The cousin heated the bathroom , and the man went into it , but he neither washed nor rubbed himself , he just sat there and waited . Meantime his cousin felt hungry , so she called her daughters , and all four sat down to table . Then the mother said : ` Two out of the sack . ' Instantly two rough men crept out of the sack , and began to beat the cousin as they cried : ` Greedy pack ! Thievish pack ! One -- two -- Give the peasant back his sack ! One -- two -- ' And they went on beating till the woman called to her eldest daughter : ` Go and fetch your cousin from the bathroom . Tell him these two ruffians are beating me black and blue . ' ` I 've not finished rubbing myself yet , ' said the peasant . And the two ruffians kept on beating as they sang : ` Greedy pack ! Thievish pack ! One -- two -- Give the peasant back his sack ! One -- two -- ' Then the woman sent her second daughter and said : ` Quick , quick , get him to come to me . ' ` I 'm just washing my head , ' said the man .
Then she sent the youngest girl , and he XXXXX : ` I 've not done drying myself . '
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