Then he rode on till he reached his home , where his wife was still sitting , weeping bitterly . When she saw him she sprang up with a cry , and threw herself into his arms . ` Oh , how long have I waited for thee ! Never , never must you leave me any more ! ' When the old king heard the news he welcomed him as a son , and made ready a feast , and all the court sat down . And in the evening , when the young man was alone with his wife , she said to him , ` Why would you not let me touch you when you came back , but always thrust me away when I tried to put my arms round you or kiss you ? ' Then the young man understood how true his brother had been to him , and he sat down and wept and wrung his hands because of the wicked murder that he had done . Suddenly he sprang to his feet , for he remembered the ointment which lay hidden in his garments , and he rushed to the place where his brother still lay . He fell on his knees beside the body , and , taking out the salve , he rubbed it over the neck where the wound was gaping wide , and the skin healed and the sinews grew strong , and the dead man sat up and looked round him . And the two brothers embraced each other , and the elder asked forgiveness for his wicked blow ; and they went back to the palace together , and were never parted any more . Master and Pupil From the Danish . There was once a man who had a son who was very clever at reading , and took great delight in it . He went out into the world to seek service somewhere , and as he was walking between some mounds he met a man , who asked him where he was going . ' I am going about seeking for service , ' said the boy . ` Will you serve me ? ' asked the man . ` Oh , yes ; just as readily you as anyone else , ' said the boy . ` But can you read ? ' asked the man . ` As well as the priest , ' said the boy .
Then I ca n't have you , ' XXXXX the man .
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