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| IV | Cf Mt 900 *A. *c He accepts money instead of princess. *d He explains his riddle and refuses the princess, insulting her and the king on account of their stupidity. | |
| Demófilo, Enigmas y adivinanzas, Seville 1880 p. 310; see BP I 193. Porto Rico: Mason-Espinosa JAF XXV 27 no 69. an 1. RMCP I 395 = E 1879 segunda época, nos 1 and 2: I, II (Donkey eats his poisoned bread and dies; seven birds eat donkey flesh and die; three paupers eat birds and die. He throws stone at hare, misses it and kills another hare he had not seen and which was pregnant. He roasts dead hare over lamp in hermitage, eats it and drinks water under lamp. He sees his dead donkey floating in river and three birds on the carcass), III *f, IV a. 2. ECPE no 5 = ETCP p. 42: I, II (He shoots at one hare but kills another; eats it and its unborn young. His ass eats poisoned loaves and dies. Three jackdaws eat flesh of ass and die), III *d, IV (Cf Mt 900 *A) a. 3. ECPE no 7: II (He sees cuckoo in pinetree, fish on bridge, snake in hole and shoemaker with sackful of lasts. On entering palace he sees frying fish and says, "Chuchurrutaco"), III *h + Mt 570 I, III c, IV a (Truths) b. 4. ECPE no 8: II (He sees two cuckoos in tree, one higher than the other, serpent in hole. On entering palace he sees water being drawn from well and says, "Chuculatrero"), III *j, IV *d. 5. ECPE no 16: I, II (Going up palace steps he stubs his toe. They tell him to throw a bull out of a wheatfield. He finds a treasure whose location someone reveals to him in a dream). III *k, IV (Princess cannot guess, so she has to marry him). as 1. LRAC no 132: I, II (He feeds poisoned cake to dog which dies. Three crows eat dog's flesh and die. He finds hare almost | ||
