Fisher boy

Once upon a time there was an old man. The old man always spent his days fishing. Every day they caught two fish, one of which was cooked by an old woman, and the other was bought for firewood. Month after month, year after year, the old woman sat down and said, “We will be followed by our seven-year-old son. Let's teach another better profession so that it doesn't suffer in poverty like we do. ” But he could not teach the child any other profession, and soon he died. The child suffered greatly after the death of his parents. He sat down and thought, "What is my father's profession? Can't I find a sign?" He found a hook behind a wall and went out fishing, saying, "This must be my father's business." The boy caught two fish every day, bought one, bought firewood, and cooked one and ate it.
One day the boy caught a beautiful goldfish. He did not bother to cook or sell it. He made a beautiful pond in his yard and let the fish into that pond. He had a hen left by his father, with which three of them died in the yard. Again the boy went fishing two days a week, selling one and cooking another. One day when he came home from fishing, his yard and house were swept clean. Go to your friends:
“Every day when I come home from work, the yard, the houses are swept, the places are built. I don't know who did it. ' Friends:
"Perhaps a neighbor is pitying him as an orphan," he said.
The boy came and asked his neighbors. He didn't know the tree from anyone. Again, this work took two or three days. The boy went out into the street and told another friend. Friend:
"What's in your house?" He said. Bola:
"I have one chicken and nothing else," he said. His friend:
"Think of something else," he said. The child thinks:
"Yes, I have a fish in the pond," he said. Friend:
"Otherwise, don't go to work tomorrow and wait for your chicken with the fish until evening," he said. The boy said, "OK," and licked the fish with the chicken. Standing behind the wall, the fish in the pond became a beautiful girl, stripping off her skin as soon as the boy came out.
The boy stared in amazement. The girl opened the house and began to sweep. At that moment, the boy ran into the yard and threw the fish's shell into the fire. The girl, knowing the smell, ran out and saw that her skin was burning. She slapped him on the forehead and said, "Well, that's it." The same girl started living in the same house with the boy. The boy was catching two fish as usual.
The girl's voice went out into the world. He went to the king and praised him, saying, "A poor boy has married a beautiful girl who is not in the world."
When the king heard this, he went to see the girl. The boy went to work. He saw the girl. The king summoned a witch and advised her to bring the girl. Old witch:
- Order this child to do something no one else can do, he will die if he can't do it. Then you get the girl, ”he said. The king summoned the boy:
"I'll give you a task. If you do it, you'll do it. If you don't, I'll lose you." Bola:
"Tell me what your job is," he said. Podsho:
"You put a porch on the ground, so that the bottom doesn't touch the ground and the top doesn't touch the sky," he said. The boy was surprised and came home relaxed. Seeing the girl:
"What did the king call for?" He said. Bola:
He said, "You will make an arch that will not touch the ground or the sky." Girl:
'Are you upset about that? It's easy,' he said, handing a stone to the boy. 'Take this stone to the river that caught me. A fairy came out and said, "Why are you here?" Then he said, "The youngest daughter of the king has a knot, so take it."
The boy went to the river and threw the stone the girl had given him. At that moment, a fairy came out and said, "Why are you here?" he said. Bola:
"The daughter of this river king has a knot, so take it out," he said. The fairy immediately took out the knot. The boy brought the knot and gave it to the girl. To the girl:
"Leave the knot where the king wants to build an arch, and lie down without looking back," he said.
The boy did as the girl said. When the king got up early in the morning and saw that the porch was ready, he wondered, "What kind of man is this?"
"Make a suspension bridge over this river." The bottom should not touch the ground, and the top should not touch the sky. The boy returned home upset. Looking at the girl's eyebrows:
"What else happened?" He said. The boy told the story. The girl gave the boy a stone again.
"Take this stone and throw it into the river, and the fairy will bring you a tulip." Bring this turban and throw it at the place indicated by the king. '
The boy threw the stone into the sea. A fairy gave the boy a kiss. The boy took the turban, threw it at the place indicated by the king, and went back to bed. When the king got up early, he saw that the bridge was ready, more than he had said. Then the king thought, "Now we have to find another job," and called the boy again.
"Now you're going to take the bull out of the egg," he said. The boy came home upset again. Seeing that the boy was upset, the girl asked how he was. The boy told the story. The girl gave the boy another stone to take to the river. As soon as the boy threw the stone into the river, the fairy took out three eggs and said, "Take it carefully." As the boy took the eggs, he broke one of them to try. An ox came out of the egg and disappeared. He brought two eggs to the girl.
"What did you do to one?" He said. The boy told what he had done. Then the girl said:
"Yes, that's all right, now when the king says break the egg, go up to the roof and throw the egg out of there," he said.
The boy took the other two eggs to the king. Podsho:
"Come on, take out the ox," he said. Bola:
"You stay down, and I'll stand on the roof and throw the egg, or it won't break," he said, climbing up to the roof and throwing the eggs on the floor. The eggs broke, and out of them came two great oxen, which began to swim. Podsho:
"I'm sorry, I'm sorry for what I did," he begged. The boy is gone. The bulls disappeared by this time. Month after month, day after day, the king summoned the boy again:
"Now you bring a newborn baby and talk," he said.
The boy returned home and told the girl what the king had said. The girl again gave the boy a stone:
"Take this stone to the river quickly." I have an older sister, she is about to give birth, so she said, "Bring your child while your sister sees." The boy ran to the river and threw the stone.
A fairy came out of the river and said, "Wait a minute, she will give birth now, you will take her." The baby was born. As the fisherman was carrying the newborn, the boy said, "Pochcha, can I see my sister?" he said. The fisherman was surprised and said, "Yes, you will see your sister." He brought the boy straight to the king. Podsho:
"Tell the boy," he said. The boy clapped his hands to the king and said, "Will the newborn baby talk, will the bull come out of the egg, and will there be a porch with a bridge that does not touch the ground or the sky?" uraveribdi.
The king begged the fisherman:
He said, "Your wife, and my property to you, and you be my son." The fisherman threw the boy into the river, next to his mother. Then he came home, lived in peace, and achieved his goal.