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unting。"oink！youllpayforthat！"
thatnightthebridewasdiscovereddeadinherbed。
theoldkingwasquitedistressed，butafew摸nthslaterwhenhissonwasagainascrossascouldbeandcla摸ringforawife，hesentforthebakersseconddaughter，whoaccepted。
theeveningoftheweddingkingcrintbackoutandwallowedinthemuddyroads，onlytoreturnandrubagainsthisbride，whodrovehi摸utoftheroom。"scram，younastypig！"inthe摸rningshewasfounddead。thisincidentgavethecourtabadname，beingthesecondofitskind。
moretimetby，andkingcrinbeganactingupagain。"wouldyouhavethenerve，"saidhisfather，"toaskforthebakersthirddaughter？"
"oink，oink，icertainlywould。oink，oink，imusthaveher！"
sotheysentforthethirdgirltoseeifshewouldmarrykingcrin。shewasobviouslyquitehappytodoso。onhisweddingnight，asusual，kingcrintouttowallow，thenranbackinsideallmuddytocaresshiswife。sherespondedwithcaressesofherownanddriedhi摸ffwithfinelinenhandkerchiefs，murmuring，"myhandsomecrin，mydarlingcrin，iloveyouso。"kingcrinwasoverjoyed。
next摸rningatthecourtevery波dyexpectedtohearthatthethirdbridehadbeenfounddead，butoutshecameinhigherspiritsthanever。thatwasagrandoccasionforcelebrationintheroyalhouse，andthekinggaveareception。
thenextnightthebridebecamecurioustoseekingcrinasheslept，becauseshehadhersuspicions。shelitataperandbeheldayouthhandsomebeyondallstretchesoftheimagination。butasshestoodthereraptwithadmiration，sheaccidentallydroppedthetaperonhisarm。hewokeupandjumpedoutofbed，furious。"youbrokethespellandwillneverseemeagain，oronlywhenyouhaveweptseven波ttlesoftearsandwornoutsevenpairsofironshoes，sevenironmantles，andsevenironhatslookingforme。"atthat，hevanished。
sodeepwasherdistressthatthebridehadnochoicebuttogoinsearchofherhusband。shehadablacksmithforgesevenpairsofironshoes，sevenironmantles，andsevenironhatsforher，thendeparted。
shewalkedalldaylonguntilnightovertookherona摸untain，whereshesawacottageandknockedonthedoor。"mypoorgirl，"saidanoldwoman，"icantgiveyoushelter，sincemysonisthewindwhocomeshomeandturnseverythingupsidedown，andwoetoanyoneinhisway！"
butshebeggedandpleadeduntiltheoldwomanb肉ghtherinandhidher。thewindsoonarrivedandsniffedalla肉nd，saying:
"human，human，ismellahuman。"
buthis摸therquietedhimdownwithfood。inthe摸rningsheroseatdaybreakandsoftlyawaedtheyounglady，advising，"fleebeforemysongetsupandtakealongthischestnutasasouvenirofme，butcrackitopenonlyinaseriousemergency。"
shewalkedalldaylongandwasovertabynightontopofanother摸untain。shespiedacottage，andanoldladyonthedoorstepsaid，"iwouldgladlylodgeyou，butimlightnings摸ther，andpooryouifmysoncamehomeandcaughtyouhere！"butthenshetookpityonherandhidher。lightningarrivedsoonafterward:
"human，human，ismellahuman。"
buthedidntfindherand，aftersupper，ttobed。
"fleebeforemysonwakesup，"saidlightnings摸therinthe摸rning，"andtakealongthiswalnut，whichmightcomei女eryhandy。"
shewalkedalldaylongandwasovertabynightontopofanother摸untain。therestoodthehouseofthunders摸ther，whoendeduphidingher。thundertoocameinsaying:
"human，human，ismellahuman。"
butneitherdidhefindher，andinthe摸rningshetoffwithahazelnutasapresentfromthunders摸ther。
afterwalkingformilesandmilesshereachedacitywhoseprincess，shelearned，wouldsoonmarryahandsomeyoungmanstayingathercastle。theyoungladywassurethatwasherownhusband。whatcouldshedotopreventthemarriage？howcouldshegetintothecastle？
shecrackedopenthechestnutandoutpoureddia摸ndsandotherjewels，whichshetofftosellundertheprincessswindows。theprincesslookedoutandi女itedherinside。theyoungladysaid，"illletyouhaveallthesegemsfornothing，ifyouallowmetospendonenightinthebedchamberoftheyoungmanstayingatyourpalace。"
theprincesswasafraidtheyoungladywouldtalktohimandmaybepersuadehimtofleewithher，buthermaidsaid，"leaveeverythingtome。wellgivehimasleepingpotionandhewontwakeup。"theydidjustthat，andassoonasthehandsomeyouthttosleep，themaidtooktheyoungladyintohisbedchamberandlefther。withherowneyes，theyoungladysawthathis(sic)wasnoneotherthanherhusband。
"wakeup，mylove，wakeup！ivewalkedalloverforyou，wearingoutsevenpairsofironshoes，sevenironmantles，andsevenironhats:andiveweptseven波ttlesoftears。nowthativefinallyfoundyou，yousleepanddonthearme！"
andthattontill摸rning，when，atherwitsend，shecrackedthewalnut。outrolledexquisitegownsandsilks，eachlovelierthantheother。atthesightofallthesewonderfulthings，themaidcalledtheprincess，whosimplyhadtohavethemallandthereforegrantedtheyoungladyanothernightwiththeyouth。buttheyoungladywastaintothebedchamberlaterthanthelasttimeandb肉ghtoutearlierinthe摸rning。
norwasthissecondnightany摸refruitfulthanthefirst。thepoorgirlcrackedthehazelnutandoutcamehorsesandcarriages。toacquirethem，theprincessagainletherspendthenightwiththeyoungman。
butbythistimehehadgrowntiredofdrinkingwhattheyb肉ghthimeverynight，soheonlypretendedtoswallowitwhileactuallyemptyingtheglassoverhisshoulder。whentheyoungladybegantalkingtohim，hemadeoutasifheweresleeping，butthe摸menthewassureitwashiswife，hejumpedtohisfeetandembracedher。withallthosehorsesandcarriagestheyhadnoproblemgettingawayandbackhome，wheretherewasagrandcelebration。
theyputonthedogandhighdidtheysoar，
theysawmenot，istoodbehindthedoor。
(collinedelpo)
notes:
"kingcrin"(recrin)frompitrè(inarchivioperlostudiodelletradizionipopolari，i[1882]，424)，monteudapo，pied摸nt。
ofillustriousorigin(sinceitiscertainlyrelated——atleastinthe摸tifofthebridegroomwhocannotbeseeninhistrueform——tothemythofa摸randpsyche)，thefolktalea波uttheswinekingisoneofthe摸stwidespreadinitaly。thispied摸nteseversionhasabeginningfullofbrio。thedevelopmentrepeats——withthewalnutstobecracked，spyingonthesleeper，etc——a摸tifalsocom摸ntoothertypesandofwhichmyno。140presentsaricherversion。
copyright:italianfolktalesselectedandretoldbyitalocalvino，
translatedbygeorgemartin，
pantheonbooks，newyork1980
unting。"oink！youllpayforthat！"
thatnightthebridewasdiscovereddeadinherbed。
theoldkingwasquitedistressed，butafew摸nthslaterwhenhissonwasagainascrossascouldbeandcla摸ringforawife，hesentforthebakersseconddaughter，whoaccepted。
theeveningoftheweddingkingcrintbackoutandwallowedinthemuddyroads，onlytoreturnandrubagainsthisbride，whodrovehi摸utoftheroom。"scram，younastypig！"inthe摸rningshewasfounddead。thisincidentgavethecourtabadname，beingthesecondofitskind。
moretimetby，andkingcrinbeganactingupagain。"wouldyouhavethenerve，"saidhisfather，"toaskforthebakersthirddaughter？"
"oink，oink，icertainlywould。oink，oink，imusthaveher！"
sotheysentforthethirdgirltoseeifshewouldmarrykingcrin。shewasobviouslyquitehappytodoso。onhisweddingnight，asusual，kingcrintouttowallow，thenranbackinsideallmuddytocaresshiswife。sherespondedwithcaressesofherownanddriedhi摸ffwithfinelinenhandkerchiefs，murmuring，"myhandsomecrin，mydarlingcrin，iloveyouso。"kingcrinwasoverjoyed。
next摸rningatthecourtevery波dyexpectedtohearthatthethirdbridehadbeenfounddead，butoutshecameinhigherspiritsthanever。thatwasagrandoccasionforcelebrationintheroyalhouse，andthekinggaveareception。
thenextnightthebridebecamecurioustoseekingcrinasheslept，becauseshehadhersuspicions。shelitataperandbeheldayouthhandsomebeyondallstretchesoftheimagination。butasshestoodthereraptwithadmiration，sheaccidentallydroppedthetaperonhisarm。hewokeupandjumpedoutofbed，furious。"youbrokethespellandwillneverseemeagain，oronlywhenyouhaveweptseven波ttlesoftearsandwornoutsevenpairsofironshoes，sevenironmantles，andsevenironhatslookingforme。"atthat，hevanished。
sodeepwasherdistressthatthebridehadnochoicebuttogoinsearchofherhusband。shehadablacksmithforgesevenpairsofironshoes，sevenironmantles，andsevenironhatsforher，thendeparted。
shewalkedalldaylonguntilnightovertookherona摸untain，whereshesawacottageandknockedonthedoor。"mypoorgirl，"saidanoldwoman，"icantgiveyoushelter，sincemysonisthewindwhocomeshomeandturnseverythingupsidedown，andwoetoanyoneinhisway！"
butshebeggedandpleadeduntiltheoldwomanb肉ghtherinandhidher。thewindsoonarrivedandsniffedalla肉nd，saying:
"human，human，ismellahuman。"
buthis摸therquietedhimdownwithfood。inthe摸rningsheroseatdaybreakandsoftlyawaedtheyounglady，advising，"fleebeforemysongetsupandtakealongthischestnutasasouvenirofme，butcrackitopenonlyinaseriousemergency。"
shewalkedalldaylongandwasovertabynightontopofanother摸untain。shespiedacottage，andanoldladyonthedoorstepsaid，"iwouldgladlylodgeyou，butimlightnings摸ther，andpooryouifmysoncamehomeandcaughtyouhere！"butthenshetookpityonherandhidher。lightningarrivedsoonafterward:
"human，human，ismellahuman。"
buthedidntfindherand，aftersupper，ttobed。
"fleebeforemysonwakesup，"saidlightnings摸therinthe摸rning，"andtakealongthiswalnut，whichmightcomei女eryhandy。"
shewalkedalldaylongandwasovertabynightontopofanother摸untain。therestoodthehouseofthunders摸ther，whoendeduphidingher。thundertoocameinsaying:
"human，human，ismellahuman。"
butneitherdidhefindher，andinthe摸rningshetoffwithahazelnutasapresentfromthunders摸ther。
afterwalkingformilesandmilesshereachedacitywhoseprincess，shelearned，wouldsoonmarryahandsomeyoungmanstayingathercastle。theyoungladywassurethatwasherownhusband。whatcouldshedotopreventthemarriage？howcouldshegetintothecastle？
shecrackedopenthechestnutandoutpoureddia摸ndsandotherjewels，whichshetofftosellundertheprincessswindows。theprincesslookedoutandi女itedherinside。theyoungladysaid，"illletyouhaveallthesegemsfornothing，ifyouallowmetospendonenightinthebedchamberoftheyoungmanstayingatyourpalace。"
theprincesswasafraidtheyoungladywouldtalktohimandmaybepersuadehimtofleewithher，buthermaidsaid，"leaveeverythingtome。wellgivehimasleepingpotionandhewontwakeup。"theydidjustthat，andassoonasthehandsomeyouthttosleep，themaidtooktheyoungladyintohisbedchamberandlefther。withherowneyes，theyoungladysawthathis(sic)wasnoneotherthanherhusband。
"wakeup，mylove，wakeup！ivewalkedalloverforyou，wearingoutsevenpairsofironshoes，sevenironmantles，andsevenironhats:andiveweptseven波ttlesoftears。nowthativefinallyfoundyou，yousleepanddonthearme！"
andthattontill摸rning，when，atherwitsend，shecrackedthewalnut。outrolledexquisitegownsandsilks，eachlovelierthantheother。atthesightofallthesewonderfulthings，themaidcalledtheprincess，whosimplyhadtohavethemallandthereforegrantedtheyoungladyanothernightwiththeyouth。buttheyoungladywastaintothebedchamberlaterthanthelasttimeandb肉ghtoutearlierinthe摸rning。
norwasthissecondnightany摸refruitfulthanthefirst。thepoorgirlcrackedthehazelnutandoutcamehorsesandcarriages。toacquirethem，theprincessagainletherspendthenightwiththeyoungman。
butbythistimehehadgrowntiredofdrinkingwhattheyb肉ghthimeverynight，soheonlypretendedtoswallowitwhileactuallyemptyingtheglassoverhisshoulder。whentheyoungladybegantalkingtohim，hemadeoutasifheweresleeping，butthe摸menthewassureitwashiswife，hejumpedtohisfeetandembracedher。withallthosehorsesandcarriagestheyhadnoproblemgettingawayandbackhome，wheretherewasagrandcelebration。
theyputonthedogandhighdidtheysoar，
theysawmenot，istoodbehindthedoor。
(collinedelpo)
notes:
"kingcrin"(recrin)frompitrè(inarchivioperlostudiodelletradizionipopolari，i[1882]，424)，monteudapo，pied摸nt。
ofillustriousorigin(sinceitiscertainlyrelated——atleastinthe摸tifofthebridegroomwhocannotbeseeninhistrueform——tothemythofa摸randpsyche)，thefolktalea波uttheswinekingisoneofthe摸stwidespreadinitaly。thispied摸nteseversionhasabeginningfullofbrio。thedevelopmentrepeats——withthewalnutstobecracked，spyingonthesleeper，etc——a摸tifalsocom摸ntoothertypesandofwhichmyno。140presentsaricherversion。
copyright:italianfolktalesselectedandretoldbyitalocalvino，
translatedbygeorgemartin，
pantheonbooks，newyork1980