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down to sleep; and laid a handkerchief over his face。

Thereupon the angel went into the chamber where the queen
sat with her son; whom she usually called Sorrowful; and
said to her; go out with your child; your husband has come。  So
she went to the place where he lay; and the handkerchief
fell from his face。  Then said she; 〃Sorrowful; pick up your
father's handkerchief; and cover his face again。〃  The child picked
it up; and put it over his face again。  The king in his sleep
heard what passed; and had pleasure in letting the handkerchief
fall once more。  But the child grew impatient; and said;
〃Dear mother; how can I cover my father's face when I have no
father in this world。  I have learnt to say the prayer … Our
Father; which art in heaven … you have told me that my father
was in heaven; and was the good God; and how can I know a wild
man like this。  He is not my father。〃  When the king heard that;
he got up; and asked who they were。  Then said
she; 〃I am your wife; and that is your son; Sorrowful〃。  And he
saw her living hands; and said; 〃My wife had silver hands。〃  She
answered; 〃The good God has caused my natural hands to grow again;〃
and the angel went into the inner room; and brought the silver
hands; and showed them to him。  Hereupon he knew for a certainty
that it was his dear wife and his dear child; and he kissed
them; and was glad; and said; 〃A heavy stone has fallen from off
my heart。〃  Then the angel of God ate with them once again; and
after that they went home to the king's aged mother。  There were
great rejoicings everywhere; and the king and queen were married
again; and lived contentedly to their happy end。
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