Calico Classics Illustrated: Grimm's Fairy Tales

Calico Classics Illustrated: Grimm's Fairy Tales — page 3
I do not care for your clothes your pearls and jewels nor for your golden crown If you will love me and let me be your companion and sit by you at your table and eat off your little golden plate and drink from your little cup and sleep in your little bed I will go down below and bring your golden ball up again Oh yes the princess said I promise you all you wish But she thought How the silly frog does talk All he does is sit in the water with the other frogs and croak He can be no companion to any human being When the frog had received the promise he put his head in the water and sank down In a short while he came swimming up again with the ball in his mouth He threw it on the ground The king’s daughter was delighted to see her plaything once more She picked it up and ran away with it Wait wait said the frog Take me with you I can’t run She did not listen but ran 6