Grimm’s Fairy Tales
she got well into the midst of them she came to a stand-still, and in the attempt lost her hair, skin, and life itself.
When the Bird came back and wanted to serve up the meal, there was no cook to be seen. The Bird in his agitation threw the wood about, called and searched everywhere, but could not find his cook. Then, owing to his carelessness, the wood caught fire and there was a blaze. The Bird hastened to fetch water, but the bucket fell into the well and the Bird with it; he could not recover himself, and so he was drowned.
The Bird took the wood and flew sadly home with it.
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