Thereupon Lazarus took the log , threw it away , and laid himself down in its stead . Towards dawn , he began to groan , and when the Draken heard that , they asked what ailed him , to which he made answer : ` The gnats have stung me horribly . ' This terrified the Draken , for they believed that Lazarus took their blows for gnat-stings , and they determined at any price to get rid of him . Next morning , therefore , they asked him if he had not wife or child , and said that if he would like to go and visit them they would give him a bag of gold to take away with him . He agreed willingly to this , but asked further that one of the Draken should go with him to carry the bag of gold . They consented , and one was sent with him . When they had come to within a short distance of Lazarus 's house , he said to the Draken : ` Stop here , in the meantime , for I must go on in front and tie up my children , lest they eat you . ' So he went and tied his children with strong ropes , and said to them : ` As soon as the Draken comes in sight , call out as loud as you can , `` Drakenflesh ! Drakenflesh ! '' ' So , when the Draken appeared , the children cried out ; ` Drakenflesh ! Drakenflesh ! ' and this so terrified the Draken that he let the bag fall and fled . On the road he met a fox , which asked him why he seemed so frightened . He answered that he was afraid of the children of Herr Lazarus , who had been within a hair-breadth of eating him up . But the fox laughed , and said : ` What ! you were afraid of the children of Herr Lazarus ? He had two fowls , one of which I ate yesterday , the other I will go and fetch now -- If you do not believe me , come and see for yourself ; but you must first tie yourself on to my tail . ' The Draken then tied himself on to the fox 's tail , and went back thus with it to Lazarus 's house , in order to see what it would arrange . There stood Lazarus with his gun raised ready to fire , who , when he saw the fox coming along with the Draken , called out to the fox : ` Did I not tell you to bring me all the Draken , and you bring me only one ? ' When the Draken heard that he made off to the right-about at once , and ran so fast that the fox was dashed in pieces against the stones .
When Lazarus had got quit XXXXX the Draken he built himself , with their gold , a magnificent house , in which he spent the rest of his days in great enjoyment .
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