Gone is gone (the story of a man who Wanted to Do Housework) (6)

Gone is gone (the story of a man who Wanted to Do  Housework) (6)

" I've forgotten all about her and she hasn't had a drop of water all morning, poor thing. "

With big fast steps Fritzl ran to the barn, carrying a bucket of cool fresh water for the cow.

And high time it was, I can tell you, for the poor creature's tongue was hanging out of her mouth with the long thirst that was in her.

She was hungry too, as a man could well see by the looks of her, so Fritzl took her from the barn and started off with her to the green grassy meadow.

But wait !
There was that Kinndli to think of ー she would surely get into trouble if he went out to the meadow.

No, better not take the cow to the meadow at all.  
Better keep her nearby on the roof.
 
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