Smart Elsa
once upon a time there was a man, he had a daughter, and they called her "smart elsa." when she grew up, a man named hans came from afar to ask her to marry her, but on one condition, "smart elsa" had to be really smart.
when they sat at the table eating, mother said, "airsha, get some beer in the cellar." smart elsa took the kettle off the wall and went to the cellar, while walking and banging on the lid of the kettle and making it boring.
when she arrived in the cellar, she dragged a chair to sit in front of the barrel, so she did not bend over and caused back pain or accident.
then she put the kettle in front of her and opened the head on the barrel.
when the beer went into the canteen, she didn't lose her eyes.
she saw a thong on top of her head, left it there by a mason.
elsa cried, and said, "if hans and i were married, had a baby, had a child, we'd let him come to the cellar to get a beer, and the hoe would fall and smash him to death." she was thinking about future misfortunes and crying.
people up there don't see elsa coming back, and the mother says to the maid, "go to the cellar and see if elsa is there." the maid went down and saw her crying in front of the bucket, and she said, "why are you crying?" she said, "shall i not cry? if hans and i were married, had a baby, had a baby, we'd let him come to the cellar to get a beer, and he'd fall over his head and kill him." the maid said, "our elsa is so smart!" i was just sitting next to her and crying about this unfortunate thing.
after a while, they didn't see the maid coming back and had a beer, and the father said to the maid, "go to the cellar and see where elsa and the maid are." when the maid came to the cellar and saw elsa crying with the maid, he said, "why are you crying?" "shall i not cry? if hans and i were married, had a baby, had a baby, we'd let him come to the cellar to get a beer, and he'd fall over his head and kill him." the maid then said, “our elsa is so smart!” and said he was sitting next to her crying.
when the man above couldn't wait, the father said to his mother, "go to the cellar and see where elsa is." mother came down and saw three people crying, asking why, and elsa said to her, "if her and hans' children grow up to come to the cellar and get beer, maybe the hoe will fall and kill him!" mother also said, "our elsa is so smart!" and then i sat down and cried with them.
later, his father followed them in the cellar and cried.
only the fiancé waits up there and waits, and no one comes back, and he says, "they must be waiting down there, and i should go down and see what they're doing." when he came to the cellar, he saw five people crying in grief, one more than the other, and he asked, "what happened?" "oh, dear hans, if we're married, have children, have children, maybe we're olderthey'll come to the cellar to get beer.
he'll die here.
shouldn't we cry?" hans said, "well, it doesn't take much wisdom to do housework for me.
since you're so smart, i agree to marry you." he took elsa's hand and took her and married her.
soon after elsa married hans, hans said, "it's too big for me to go out and make some money, you go to the field and cut some wheat, and we'll make some bread." "okay, i'll do it now." after hans left, elsa cooked herself a bowl of dense porridge to bring to the wheat.
and she said to herself, "i'm eating first or cutting first? yes, or eating first." she's had enough porridge and she says, "i'm going to go to bed or to cut the wheat? yeah, well, let's get some sleep." she fell asleep in the madry, and she came home, and she didn't see her coming back, and she said, "my smart elsa worked so hard that she forgot to go home and eat." by night, elsa didn't come back, so hans came to see how much wheat she cut.
he saw the wheat not cut at all, and elsa was lying on the ground and sleeping.
hans ran home again, took a finch net with a little bell on her, and she was still awake.
hans ran home again, closed the door, sat down to work.
it's completely dark.
smart elsa finally woke up.
she stood up, heard the sound of tintin, and every step of the way heard the bell, and she was so confused that she didn't know if she was smart or not.
she asked herself, "are i elsa? maybe not?" she didn't know what the answer was.
she stopped, and she said, "i'll go home and ask them if i'm elsa, and they'll know." she came to the door and the door closed, and she knocked on the window, and she said, "hans, is elsa home?" hans said, "at home." she was shocked, and she said, "oh, god, i'm not elsa." she went to knock on the door, but they refused to open the door when the bells were ringing, so she was unable to find a place to live.
in the end, she had to leave the village, and no one had ever seen her since。