Bearskin更多英语故事 民间故事 请点击这里获得 youngfellow who enlisted soldier,conducted himself bravely, foremost（最先的）when rainedbullets. So long warlasted, all went well, whenpeace made,he received his dismissal, captainsaid he might go where he liked. His parents were dead, hehad home,so he went hisbrothers beggedthem takehim keephim until war broke out again. brothers,however, were hard hearted said,"What can we do thee?thou art us;go soldierhad nothing left hisgun; he took hisshoulder, wentforth world.He came wideheath, whichnothing trees;under hesat sorrowfully down, thinkover his fate. money,"thought he, havelearnt havemade peace dontwant me any longer; so seebeforehand shallhave oncehe heard whenhe looked round, strangeman stood before him, who wore greencoat lookedright stately, hideouscloven（分裂的） foot. knowalready what thou art man;"gold possessionsshall thou have, thoucanst make away dowhat thou wilt, mustknow thouart fearless, bestowmy money howcan those two things go together?" he answered; "thou canst put me proof.""Very well, man,"look behind thee." soldierturned round, largebear, which came growling towards him. "Oho!" cried ticklethy nose thee,so thoushalt soon lose thy fancy heaimed felldown neverstirred again. seequite well," said thouart stillanother condition which thou wilt have endangermy salvation," replied soldier,who knew very well who does,Ill have nothing "Thouwilt look thyself,"answered Greencoat; "thou shalt nextseven years neither wash thyself, nor comb thy beard, nor thy hair, nor cut thy nails, nor say one paternoster. givethee cloak,which during timethou must wear. thoudiest during sevenyears, thou art mine; thouremainest alive, thou art free, thylife." soldierthought greatextremity whichhe now found himself, heso often had gone meetdeath, he resolved nowalso, Deviltook off his green coat, gave thouhast thyback puttestthy hand pocket,thou wilt always find hepulled skinoff thycloak, thybed also, thereonshalt thou sleep, otherbed shalt thou lie, apparelshalt thou calledBearskin." After Devilvanished. soldierput reallytrue. heput wentforth enjoyedhimself, refraining from nothing didhim good hismoney harm. During firstyear his appearance secondhe began looklike monster.His hair covered nearly hisface, his beard coarsefelt, his fingers had claws, hisface socovered cresshad been sown wouldhave come up. Whosoever saw him, ran away, heeverywhere gave poormoney hemight dieduring sevenyears, hepaid well everythinghe still always found shelter. fourthyear, he entered innwhere landlordwould receivehim, evenlet him have stable,because he horseswould Bearskinthrust his hand hispocket pulledout hostlet himself gavehim outhouse.Bearskin however,obliged lethimself seen,lest innshould get badname. sittingalone wishingfrom hisheart sevenyears were over, he heard loudlamenting neighboringroom. He had compassionateheart, so he opened oldman weeping bitterly, wringinghis hands. Bearskin went nearer, mansprang hisfeet escapefrom him. lastwhen manperceived Bearskinsvoice humanhe let himself kindwords bearskin succeeded so far oldman revealed hisgrief. His property had dwindled away degrees,he hisdaughters would have sopoor hecould youronly trouble," said Bearskin, haveplenty money."He caused broughtthither, paid him pursefull poorold mans pocket besides. oldman saw himself set free from all his troubles he did knowhow gratefulenough. "Come me,"said he Bearskin;"my daughters allmiracles beauty,choose one wife.When she hears what thou hast done me,she refusethee. Thou dost truthlook littlestrange, soonput thee rightsagain." pleasedBearskin well, hewent. eldestsaw him she soterribly alarmed hisface shescreamed ranaway. secondstood still himfrom head shesaid, "How can husbandwho longerhas humanform? shavenbear passeditself off manpleased me far better, anyrate hussarsdress whitegloves. werenothing mightget used youngest,however, said, "Dear father, goodman havehelped you out yourtrouble, so youhave promised him yourpromise must Bearskinsface mighthave seen how delighted he whenhe heard words.He took ringfrom his finger, broke gaveher one half, otherhe kept himself.He wrote his name, however, herhalf, beggedher keepher piece carefully, hetook his leave muststill wander about threeyears, thouart free, preservemy life." poorbetrothed bride dressed herself entirely whenshe thought herfuture bridegroom, tears came hereyes. Nothing mockeryfell herlot from her sisters. "Take care," said thougivest him thy hand, he strikehis claws "Beware!"said second."Bears like sweet things, hetakes thee,he eatthee up." "Thou must always do helikes," began elderagain, elsehe secondcontinued, merryone, bearsdance well." letthem vex her. Bearskin, however, travelled about worldfrom one place another,did good where he gavegenerously mightpray lastday sevenyears dawned, he went once more out seatedhimself beneath longbefore windwhistled, Devilstood before him lookedangrily hethrew Bearskin his old coat, hisown green one back. "We have gotso far yet,"answered Bearskin, "thou must first make me clean." Whether Devilliked fetchwater, washBearskin, comb his hair, cuthis nails. After helooked like bravesoldier, muchhandsomer than he had ever been before. Devilhad gone away, Bearskin quitelighthearted. He went town,put magnificentvelvet coat, seated himself carriagedrawn fourwhite horses, hisbrides house. onerecognized him, fathertook him distinguishedgeneral, ledhim roomwhere his daughters were sitting. He placehimself between twoeldest, helpedhim wine,gave him bestpieces hadnever seen handsomerman. bride,however, sat opposite herblack dress, neverraised her eyes, nor spoke word.When lengthhe asked hewould give him one hisdaughters twoeldest jumped up, ran splendiddresses, themfancied she chosenone. hisbride, brought out his half winewhich he reached across Shetook whenshe had drunk halfring lying bottom,her heart began beat.She got otherhalf, which she wore ribbonround her neck, joined them, twopieces fitted exactly together. saidhe, amthy betrothed bridegroom, whom thou sawest throughGods grace haveagain received my human form, haveonce more become clean." He went up her,embraced her, gaveher twosisters came back fulldress, handsomeman had fallen ranout full rage.One themdrowned herself otherhanged herself evening,some one knocked bridegroomopened hisgreen coat, who said, "Seest thou, havenow got two souls thyone!"
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