Рапунцель

           Rapunzelhadbeautifullonghairthatshonelikegold. Whensheheardthevoiceofthewitchshewouldundothefasteningoftheupperwindow,unbindtheplaitsofherhair,andletitdowntwentyellsbelow,andthewitchwouldclimbupbyit. 

           AftertheyhadlivedthusafewyearsithappenedthatastheKing’ssonwasridingthroughthewood,hecametothetower; andashedrewnearheheardavoicesingingsosweetlythathestoodstillandlistened. ItwasRapunzelinherlonelinesstryingtopassawaythetimewithsweetsongs. TheKing’ssonwishedtogointoher,andsoughttofindadoorinthetower,buttherewasnone. Soherodehome,butthesonghadenteredintohisheart,andeverydayhewentintothewoodandlistenedtoit. Once,ashewasstandingthereunderatree,hesawthewitchcomeup,andlistenedwhileshecalledout, 

           "ORapunzel,Rapunzel! Letdownyourhair." 

           ThenhesawhowRapunzelletdownherlongtresses,andhowthewitchclimbedupbyitandwentintoher,andhesaidtohimself, "SincethatistheladderIwillclimbit,andseekmyfortune." Andthenextday,assoonasitbegantogrowdusk,hewenttothetowerandcried, 

           "ORapunzel,Rapunzel! Letdownyourhair." 

           Andsheletdownherhair,andtheKing’ssonclimbedupbyit.