Grimms' Fairy Tales, The Story of the Youth Who Went Forth to Learn What Fear Was, sentence 164

Then he said: ‘Ha, ha, that is certainly my little cousin, who died only a few days ago,’ and he beckoned with his finger, and cried: ‘Come, little cousin, come.’

Who acts: man, that, little cousin · What happens: say, be, die, beckon, cry, come · To what, where: little cousin · Speech: someone speaks here

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