name.

    No sooner ches screamed like hawks and

    fle cched

    over to a little wood, and

    rappings came running to meet him.

    As  upon turned round, and looked at the

    young Fisherman sadly.

    And tcried to fly a the

    Fis s, and .

    Loose me, s me go.  For t named w

    s be named, and s may not be looked at.

    Nay,  I  let till t told

    me t.

    secret? said tcling ,

    and biting her foam-flecked lips.

    t, he made answer.

    ears, and so the

    Fis t!

    ightly.

    And w s free o

    ers of the sea, and as

    comely as t ders, and she fawned on

    o his.

    But  o

    not t t to me I hee for a false

    ch.

    Sree, and shuddered.  Be

    it so, stered.  It is t mine.  Do  as

    t.  And sook from tle knife t had a

    to him.

    shis serve me? he asked of her, wondering.

    S for a fes, and a look of terror came over

    hen she brushed her hair back from her forehead, and

    smiling strangely so  men call the

    body is not t is the soul.

    Stand on to t away from

    around t thy

    soul leave t will do so.

    trembled.  Is true? he murmured.

    It is true, and I  I  told t, she

    cried, and so his knees weeping.

    o

    tain  and began

    to climb down.

    And   to him and said, Lo!

    I  hy

    servant.  Send me not a evil have I done

    thee?

    And t done me no evil, bu