十二头牛 --意大利童话.

<p>&amp;<a href="/Book?Bookes=%e6%84%8f%e5%a4%a7%e5%88%a9%e7%ab%a5%e8%af%9d"></a></p> <p></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e7%8e%a9%e7%ac%91"></a><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a></p> <p></p> <p></p> <p></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a></p> <p></p> <p></p> <p></p> <p></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a></p> <p></p> <p>便</p> <p></p> <p></p> <p></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a></p> <p></p> <p></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a></p> <p><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%a5%b3%e5%b7%ab"></a><a href="/Book?Bookes=%e5%9f%8e%e5%a0%a1"></a></p> <p></p> <p>TheTwelveOxen</p> <p>Thereweretwelvebrotherswhofelloutwiththeirfather,andalltwelveofthemlefthome.Theybuiltthemselvesahouseinthewoodsandmadetheirlivingascarpenters.Meanwhiletheirparentshadababygirl,whowasagreatcomforttothem.Thechildgrewupwithoutevermeetinghertwelvebrothers.Shehadonlyheardthemmentioned,andshelongedtoseethem.</p> <p>Onedayshewenttobatheatafountain,andthefirstthingshedidwasremovehercoralnecklaceandhangitonatwig.Aravencameby,grabbedthenecklace,andflewoffwithit.Thegirlranintothewoodsaftertheravenandfoundherbrothershouse.Noonewasathome,soshecookedthenoodles,spoonedthemontothebrothersplates,andhidunderabed.Thebrothersreturnedand,findingthenoodlesreadyandwaiting,satdownandate.Butthentheygrewuneasy,suspectingthewitcheshadplayedajokeonthem,forthewoodswerefullofwitches.</p> <p>Oneofthetwelvekeptwatchthenextdayandsawthegirljumpoutfromunderthebed.Whenthebrotherslearnedshewasnotawitchbuttheirownlittlesister,theymadeagreatto-dooverherandinsistedthatsheremainwiththem.Buttheycautionedhertospeaktonooneinthewoods,becausetheplacewasfullofwitches.</p> <p>Oneeveningwhenthegirlwenttopreparesupper,shefoundthatthefirehadgoneout.Tosavetime,shewenttoanearbycottagetogetalight.Anoldwomanatthecottagegraciouslygaveherthelight,butsaidthat,inexchange,shewouldcometothegirlonthemorrowandsuckabitofbloodfromherlittlefinger.</p> <p>&quot;Icantletanyoneinthehouse,&quot;saidthegirl.&quot;Mybrothersforbidit.&quot;</p> <p>&quot;Youdontevenhavetoopenthedoor,&quot;repliedtheoldwoman.&quot;WhenIknock,allyouhavetodoisstickyourlittlefingerthroughthekeyhole,andIllsuckit.&quot;</p> <p>Sotheoldwomancamebyeveryeveningtosuckthebloodfromher,whilethegirlgrewpalerandpaler.Herbrothersnoticeditandaskedhersomanyquestionsthatsheadmittedgoingtoanoldwitchforalightandhavingtopayforitwithherblood.&quot;Justletustakecareofher,&quot;saidthebrothers.</p> <p>Thewitcharrived,knocked,andwhenthegirlfailedtostickherfingerthroughthekeyhole,shepokedherheadthroughthecatdoor.Oneofthebrothershadhishatchetallreadyandchoppedoffherhead.Thentheypitchedtheremainsintoaravine.</p> <p>Onedayonthewaytothefountain,thegirlmetanotheroldwoman,whowassellingwhitebowls.</p> <p>&quot;Ihavenomoney,&quot;saidthegirl.</p> <p>&quot;InthatcaseIllmakeyouapresentofthem,&quot;saidtheoldwoman.</p> <p>Sowhenthebrotherscamehomethirsty,theyfoundtwelvebowelsfilledwithwater.Theypitchedinanddrank,andinstantlychangedintoaherdofoxen.Onlythetwelfth,whosethirstwasslight,barelytouchedthewaterandturnedintoalamb.Thesisterthereforefoundherselfalonewithelevenoxenandonelambtofeedeveryday.</p> <p>Aprinceouthuntingwentastrayinthewoodsand,turningupatthegirlshouse,fellinlovewithher.Heaskedhertomarryhim,butsherepliedthatshehadtothinkofheroxenbrothersandcouldntpossiblyleavethem.Theprincetookhertohispalacealongwithallthebrothers.Thegirlbecamehisprincessbride,andtheelevenoxenandthelambwereputintoamarblebarnwithgoldmangers.</p> <p>Butthewitchesinthewoodsdidnotgiveup.Onedaytheprincesswasstrollingunderthegrapearborwithherlambkinbrotherthatshealwayscarriedwithher,whenanoldwomanwalkeduptoher.</p> <p>&quot;Willyougivemeabunchofgrapes,mygoodprincess?&quot;</p> <p>&quot;Yes,dearoldsoul,helpyourself.&quot;</p> <p>&quot;Icantreachupthathigh,pleasepickthemforme.&quot;</p> <p>&quot;Rightaway,&quot;saidtheprincess,reachingupforabunch.</p> <p>&quot;Pickthatbunchthere,theyretheripest,&quot;saidtheoldwoman,pointingtoabunchabovethecistern.</p> <p>Toreachit,theprincesshadtostandontherimofthecistern.Theoldwomangaveherapush,andtheprincessfellin.Thelambstartedbleating,andbleatedallaroundthecistern,butnobodyunderstoodwhatitwasbleatingabout,nordidtheyheartheprincessmoaningdowninthewell.Meanwhilethewitchhadtakentheprincesssshapeandgotintoherbed.Whentheprincecamehome,heasked,&quot;Whatareyoudoinginbed?&quot;</p> <p>&quot;Imsick,&quot;saidthefalseprincess.&quot;Ineedtoeatamorseloflamb.Slaughtermethatoneouttherethatwontstopbleating.&quot;</p> <p>&quot;Didntyoutellmesometimeago,&quot;askedtheprince,&quot;thatthelambwasyourbrother?Andyouwanttoeathimnow?&quot;</p> <p>Thewitchhadblunderedandwasatalossforwords.Theprince,sensingthatsomethingwasamiss,wentintothegardenandfollowedthelambthatwasbleatingsopitifully.Itapproachedthecistern,andtheprinceheardhiswifecalling.</p> <p>&quot;Whatareyoudoingatthebottomofthecistern?&quot;heexclaimed.&quot;DidntIjustleaveyouinbed?&quot;</p> <p>&quot;No,Ivebeendownhereeversincethismorning!Awitchthrewmein!&quot;</p> <p>Theprinceorderedhiswifepulledupatonce.Thewitchwascaughtandburnedatthestake.Whilethefireburned,theoxenandalsothelambslowlyturnedbackintofine,strappingyoungmen,andyoudhavethoughtthecastlehadbeeninvadedbyabandofgiants.Theywereallmadeprinces,whileIvestayedaspoorasoulasever.</p> <p>(Monferrato)</p> <p>NOTES:</p> <p>&quot;TheTwelveOxen&quot;(Idodicibuoi)fromComparetti,47,Monferrato,Piedmont.</p> <p>Thefolktalesaboutthesisterwhorescuesherbrotherorbrotherschangedintoanimalscanbedividedintotwogroups:theonewherethesevensonsareunderacurse(asinBasile,IV,8,orinGrimm,9and25),andtheotherwherethesolebrotheristransformedintoalamb(asinGrimm,11,orinmyno.178).Thebrothersaremostcommonlytransformedintobirds(swans,ravens,doves),andthefirstliterarymanifestationofthemotifdatesbacktothetwelfthcentury;thelatestispossiblyAndersens&quot;WildSwans.&quot;</p> <p>Copyright:ItalianFolktalesSelectedandRetoldbyItaloCalvino,</p> <p>translatedbyGeorgeMartin,</p> <p>PantheonBooks,NewYork1980</p>

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