At one time, there was a woman who had been widowed and had two daughters. The eldest daughter has a face and temperament that is very similar to her mother so people often say that whoever sees the oldest daughter, the same as seeing her mother. They both have the same ugly nature, are very arrogant and never appreciate anyone else. The youngest daughter, a picture of her deceased father, is equally benevolent, happy to help people and very polite.
Many consider that the youngest daughter is the most beautiful woman they have ever seen. Because of the tendency of people to like the same thing as themselves, his mother became very affectionate to the eldest daughter, while the youngest daughter was badly treated, the youngest daughter was often told to work endlessly and should not be with them to eat at the dinner table.
She is only allowed to eat in the kitchen space alone. The youngest daughters are often forced twice a day to fetch water from wells that are very far from their homes. One day when the youngest daughter was in this spring, came an elderly woman who looked very poor, who asked her to get her drinking water. "Oh, yes, with pleasure," said this beautiful girl who immediately took the jug, took the water from the clearest place in the spring, and gave it to the woman, helping to hold the jug in order for the old woman to drink easily . After drinking, the woman said to the youngest daughter: "You are very beautiful, very kind and very polite, I can not help but give you a gift." It turns out the old lady is a fairy disguised as a poor old woman to see how far the kindness and modesty of the youngest daughter. "I will give you a gift," continued the Fairy, "From now on, from every word you say, out of your mouth will come out a flower or a precious stone.
" When this beautiful youngest daughter came home, when her mother scolded her for assuming the youngest daughter was too long to return from taking water. "I'm sorry, mama," said the youngest daughter, "because I'm late coming home." As he said the word, out of his mouth came two flowers, two pearls and two gems. "What did I see?" her mother said with great surprise, "I see pearls and gems coming out of your mouth! How can this happen, my son?" For the first time her mother called her 'my son'. The youngest daughter then tells all the events that are experienced frankly, and from his mouth also successively out the countless gems.
"It's amazing," said his mother, "I have to send my other son over there." He then summoned the eldest daughter and said "Come here, see what comes out of your sister's mouth when she speaks.Do you not want to have your sister's thing? You have to go to that spring and if you meet an old lady asking you to drink water, get it for him in a very polite way. " "Youngest sister would love to see me take water from a distant spring," he said with a pout. "You have to go, right now!" said his mother again. Finally, the eldest daughter departed while nagging on the journey, carrying the finest jug made of silver.
Not long after he arrived at the spring, he then saw a woman dressed very luxuriously out of the forest, approached her, and asked her to get some water. This woman is actually a fairy who met her sister, but this time the fairy is disguised as a noble princess. "Did I come here," said the eldest daughter with great pride, "just to give you water, and you think I brought this silver jar for you, if you want to drink, you can drink it if you feel worthy." "You are outrageous and disrespectful," answered the Elven, "Well, from now on, because you are so disrespectful and arrogant, I will give you a gift, from every word you say, from your mouth will come out a snake or a frog. " When he came home, his mother who saw his arrival happily greeted him and asked: "How, my son?" "How's that, ma?" the eldest daughter replied in a disrespectful way, and out of her mouth came two venomous snakes and two frogs. "Oh, dear," said his mother; "what am I seeing this? Oh! surely your sister has purposely planned this incident, but she will get her punishment"; and immediately he ran to his youngest daughter and hit him.
The youngest daughter then ran away from her and hid in a forest not far from her house to avoid another blow. A son of the King, who had just returned from hunting in the forest, accidentally met the youngest daughter weeping. Son of the King was amazed at the beauty of the youngest daughter then asked why the princess is alone in the forest and sobbing cry. "My lord, my mother has thrown me out of the house." At that moment, the king's son saw five or six pearls and gems out of the mouth of the youngest daughter, she became curious and asked the youngest daughter to tell why from her mouth came out gems when she said something. The youngest daughter then tells all his stories, and the King's son becomes increasingly amazed at the kindness and decency of the youngest daughter said. Son of the King became fallen in love with the youngest daughter and thought that the youngest daughter deserves to be his wife. Son of the King finally proposed and married the youngest daughter. The eldest daughter, herself, was hated by her own mother for her terrible behavior and was driven out of the house. The eldest daughter eventually became derelict because she did not have a house anymore, she then went into the forest and from that moment on, people never heard about her again. Frogs and Gems (Charles Perrault) Once upon a time, there was a woman who had been widowed and had two daughters. The eldest daughter has a face and temperament that is very similar to her mother so people often say that whoever sees the oldest daughter, the same as seeing her mother. They both have the same ugly nature, are very arrogant and never appreciate anyone else. The youngest daughter, a picture of her deceased father, is equally benevolent, happy to help people and very polite. Many consider that the youngest daughter is the most beautiful woman they have ever seen. Because of the tendency of people to like the same thing as themselves, his mother became very affectionate to the eldest daughter, while the youngest daughter was badly treated, the youngest daughter was often told to work endlessly and should not be with them to eat at the dinner table. She is only allowed to eat in the kitchen space alone. The youngest daughters are often forced twice a day to fetch water from wells that are very far from their homes. One day when the youngest daughter was in this spring, came an elderly woman who looked very poor, who asked her to get her drinking water. "Oh, yes, with pleasure," said this beautiful girl who immediately took the jug, took the water from the clearest place in the spring, and gave it to the woman, helping to hold the jug in order for the old woman to drink easily . After drinking, the woman said to the youngest daughter: "You are very beautiful, very kind and very polite, I can not help but give you a gift." It turns out the old lady is a fairy disguised as a poor old woman to see how far the kindness and modesty of the youngest daughter. "I will give you a gift," continued the Fairy, "From now on, from every word you say, out of your mouth will come out a flower or a precious stone.
" When this beautiful youngest daughter came home, when her mother scolded her for assuming the youngest daughter was too long to return from taking water. "I'm sorry, mama," said the youngest daughter, "because I'm late coming home." As he said the word, out of his mouth came two flowers, two pearls and two gems. "What did I see?" her mother said with great surprise, "I see pearls and gems coming out of your mouth! How can this happen, my son?" For the first time her mother called her 'my son'.
The youngest daughter then tells all the events that are experienced frankly, and from his mouth also successively out the countless gems. "It's amazing," said his mother, "I have to send my other son over there." He then summoned the eldest daughter and said "Come here, see what comes out of your sister's mouth when she speaks.Do you not want to have your sister's thing? You have to go to that spring and if you meet an old lady asking you to drink water, get it for him in a very polite way. " "Youngest sister would love to see me take water from a distant spring," he said with a pout. "You have to go, right now!" said his mother again.
Finally, the eldest daughter departed while nagging on the journey, carrying the finest jug made of silver. Not long after he arrived at the spring, he then saw a woman dressed very luxuriously out of the forest, approached her, and asked her to get some water. This woman is actually a fairy who met her sister, but this time the fairy is disguised as a noble princess. "Did I come here," said the eldest daughter with great pride, "just to give you water, and you think I brought this silver jar for you, if you want to drink, you can drink it if you feel worthy." "You are outrageous and disrespectful," answered the Elven, "Well, from now on, because you are so disrespectful and arrogant, I will give you a gift, from every word you say, from your mouth will come out a snake or a frog. " When he came home, his mother who saw his arrival happily greeted him and asked: "How, my son?" "How's that, ma?" the eldest daughter replied in a disrespectful way, and out of her mouth came two venomous snakes and two frogs.
"Oh, dear," said his mother; "what am I seeing this? Oh! surely your sister has purposely planned this incident, but she will get her punishment"; and immediately he ran to his youngest daughter and hit him. The youngest daughter then ran away from her and hid in a forest not far from her house to avoid another blow. A son of the King, who had just returned from hunting in the forest, accidentally met the youngest daughter weeping.
Son of the King was amazed at the beauty of the youngest daughter then asked why the princess is alone in the forest and sobbing cry. "My lord, my mother has thrown me out of the house." At that moment, the king's son saw five or six pearls and gems out of the mouth of the youngest daughter, she became curious and asked the youngest daughter to tell why from her mouth came out gems when she said something. The youngest daughter then tells all his stories, and the King's son becomes increasingly amazed at the kindness and decency of the youngest daughter said. Son of the King became fallen in love with the youngest daughter and thought that the youngest daughter deserves to be his wife. Son of the King finally proposed and married the youngest daughter. The eldest daughter, herself, was hated by her own mother for her terrible behavior and was driven out of the house. The eldest daughter eventually became derelict because she did not have a house anymore, she then went into the forest and from that moment on, people never heard about her again.