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THE BOY
"Wolf gets the bone, I get the skin; work, my whistle!"
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Grampa, what did you get?
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Well, what has Jurks got?
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A coffin.
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This piece of tin?
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Nope...
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A sieve.
That's a different matter.
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It may be. A sieve?
It may be a sieve.
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And what have we got?
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Slice of bread...
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Master! Master, buy the horse!
You won't regret that.
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We need to sweep master's throat, don't we?
No, no! Just neuter him...
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We've got another young stallion.
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Neuter him! Neuter him!
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{...I have to get up early and fire already sleeps...}
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{....flame burns bright, sparks jump and crackle...
I gaze in the fire and drown in sorrow...}
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...angel....Gabriel...sent...by...God...
to one town...in Galilee...
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...named...Nazareth...to one maiden...who...
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Chapter three.
And those wise men from the East...
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Chapter three. Wise men from the East...
baby Jesus in church...
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I dozed off.
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{...by a reed I tied down my boat,
by an oat stem I tied down my steed...}
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{...and I climbed up the hill
to look for a fair-haired girl...}
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Pass me salt...and bread.
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Jancis, don't stare.
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Just like a pig.
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Just like an animal!
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What's the problem?
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Jancis, come with us. To the pond.
You can not?
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Hop in.
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Hold on now.
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Why do we need winter anyway?
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It is necessary. Just like there is a night for each day
there is a winter for every summer.
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Everybody needs a resting time.
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You run around during the day and you feel sleepy in the evening.
Flowers, trees bloom in summer, they provide berries and apples.
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They work and they also need a resting time.
When they've had a good sleep...just look at them in spring...
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You know what? I'll teach you to play the piano.
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Listen.
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Like a duck. Quack!
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Does he feel pain?
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May it scream if it feels pain.
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Cut it out!
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Jurks, are you a beggar?
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A master, perhaps!
If you don't have all your limbs healthy you're a beggar!
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A beggar...
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But can you hit that door from here with a knife?
You can't do it either!
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I can do it!
No, you can't!
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Let's bet on your hair.
Fine.
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If I hit I will pull three strand of your hair.
Alright.
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Put your finger here.
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A spit from you, too.
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Can't grab hold of it.
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Wolf gets the bone, I get the skin; work, my whistle!
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Well, Jancis, you have to live without a father now.
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{...I sang on the top of this hill...}
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{...so that wind would carry my voice
to the household of a young man...}
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{...keep on singing, maiden, keep on singing modulating voice....}
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{...my nine brothers are listening to you...}
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Hey, Jancis!
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What's wrong?
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It would sting me.
Sting it right back, if the bee stings you.
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Take it. There's honey inside.
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Here, suck. I don't care about such insect vomit.
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Sweet like a honey, heh?
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Boy in the bathhouse!
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Silly geese! As if they haven't seen a boy before.
Go, Jancis, and chase them good.
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{...for a year Janis was approaching
and finally arrived this night...}
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{...for a year Janis was approaching
and finally arrived this night...}
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{...Good evening, Janis' mother! Were you expecting Janis' children?...
Were you expecting Janis' children? My arms are tired...}
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{...from carrying Janis' night flowers...}
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Lo, master's Janis standing like a bunch of flowers.
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{...walk Janis' day to another hill...}
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{...so that village maidens would walk me to the edge of the sea...}
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Welcome to our home!
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{greeting chatter}
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Buzz off! What do your clothes look like!
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Otins, catch!
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I got it.
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...mrs. Frank took the child in her room
and her first care was to feed it. Then she...
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Why are you reciting? Like a churchside beggar.
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Otins, Otins...you'r such a big boy.
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Look at me. Want to eat berries?
Janis, take the guest to the orchard.
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Go on, go on! There are big black currants in that corner.
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That's none of your business!
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Pull it full yourself now.
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Gimme a shot!
Just one little time.
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Hear, Otins! That one want to shoot.
Give it to him.
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Here, take a shot!
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This is my house! No shooting here!
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He broke my gun.
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Don't you do that again!
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Keep quiet.
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Come closer.
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Like them, heh?
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Well. Now the two of us are going to visit somebody.
Where to?
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Not there.
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Right here.
To the masters' room?
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Come closer and greet the young master.
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Look. Step closer.
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Where are his arms?
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See, what a terrible fellow that is?
So little and his arms must already be tied otherwise he pulls hair.
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Who gave him to you?
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Your grandmother.
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Where did you get him?
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Where did I get him? Right here.
Fished him out of the pond.
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Out of the water?
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Sure thing.
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It's just that he was very cold and the mistress
had to lie in bed to make him warm again.
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Time to get up!
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Stop sleeping.
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Don't say anything. Maybe you'll see a tailed star.
People say you can see them sometimes in the morning.
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It is a big big star with a long tail.
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Take care of that side!
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Hold on, Jancis!
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Speed on the horse! The horse should go round all the time.
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Hey, stop sleeping!
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Whip it! Why are both of you sleeping!
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Oh, devil! Do you want to fall ill?
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Wake up! Jancis, wake up!
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You'll see the tailed star...
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Wake up already.
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Wake up. Get up!
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Don't fall asleep, Jancis.
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Where has that tailed star gone?
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Where has that tailed star gone?
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Grandma...
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How should I know!
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Oh, my boys...
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Go on, eat! So that nobody would say the mistress is scrimpy.
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Give them something to eat.
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Well, may Jurks rest in peace.
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What is man? One moment he's alive, next moment he's been put in a hole.
It was a good thing after all. He got a bottle of gin.
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{...I was a drunkard man,
I was walking slow and contemplating...}
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{...where should you bury me when I die...}
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{...bury me in a pub under the table...}
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{...so that I could see what people did,
so that I could hear what people spoke...}
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{...whether they drank beer and flirted with girls...}
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Good boy! You're by good dog! Good dog!
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Come here, boy.
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My doggie...
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Drive that damn dog home!
What's wrong?
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Chase that dog away already!
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Chase it back home!
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Where's your home? Where's your home?
I'll teach you...
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Well...animal has just as hard time parting as man has.
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