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Italian · Beginner

Tremotino

Adapted from Rumpelstiltskin

By The Brothers Grimm

A mysterious little man helps a miller’s daughter spin straw into gold, then demands a costly promise.

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Illustration for the scene “The miller's boast”

Scene 1 · Beginner

La vanteria del mugnaio

The miller's boast

Italian

Un povero mugnaio ha una bella figlia. Un giorno va a parlare con il re. Vuole sembrare importante, così gli dice: «Mia figlia sa trasformare la paglia in filo d'oro».

English translation

A poor miller has a beautiful daughter. One day, he goes to speak with the king. He wants to seem important, so he tells him: “My daughter can turn straw into gold thread.”

Italian

Al re questa capacità piace molto.

English translation

The king likes this ability very much.

Italian

«Portala domani al mio palazzo», dice al mugnaio. «Voglio vedere se sa davvero farlo».

English translation

“Bring her to my palace tomorrow,” the king tells the miller. “I want to see if she can really do it.”

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