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    The Three Brothers - Page 2

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    waterspout, but he swung his sword faster and faster, and kept as dry as if he were under cover.

    When the father saw this he was astonished, and said, ‘You have produced the greatest masterpiece: the house is yours.’

    Both the other brothers were quite satisfied, and praised him too, and as they were so fond of each other they all three remained at home and plied their trades: and as they were so experienced and skilful they earned a great deal of money. So they lived happily together till they were quite old, and when one was taken ill and died the two others were so deeply grieved that they were also taken ill and died too. And so, because they had all been so clever, and so fond of each other, they were all laid in one grave.
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