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Once upon a time there lived a poor, humble girl alone with her mother, and they had nothing to eat. One day a girl went into the forest and on the way met an old woman who already knew about her miserable life and gave her a clay pot. All he had to do was say: “Cook the pot!” - and delicious, sweet millet porridge will be cooked in it; and just tell him: “Potty, stop!” - and the porridge will stop cooking in it. The girl brought the pot home to her mother, and now they got rid of poverty and hunger and began to eat sweet porridge whenever they wanted.

One day the girl left home, and her mother said: “Cook the pot!” - and the porridge began to cook in it, and the mother ate her fill. But she wanted the pot to stop cooking the porridge, but she forgot the word. And so he cooks and cooks, and the porridge is already creeping over the edge, and the porridge is still being cooked. Now the kitchen is full, and the whole hut is full, and the porridge is creeping into another hut, and the street is all full, as if it wants to feed the whole world; and a great misfortune happened, and not a single person knew how to help him. Finally, when only the house remained intact, a girl comes; and only she said: “Potty, stop!” - he stopped cooking porridge; and the one who had to go back to the city had to eat his way in porridge.

There sat an old, gray-haired man whom he had once treated to a pie.

The little man said:

I drank and ate for you, I will give you a ship. I will do all this because you were kind to me.

And he gave him a ship that went on water and on land.

When the king saw this ship, he could no longer refuse and married his daughter to the Fool.

We celebrated the wedding. And when the king died, the Fool received the entire kingdom and lived for many years in complete pleasure with his wife.

Once upon a time there lived a poor, modest girl. She lived with her mother, and they had absolutely nothing to eat.

One day a girl went into the forest and met an unfamiliar old woman there. The old lady gave the girl a clay pot. One had only to say to this pot: “Pot, cook!”, and he immediately began to cook good, sweet porridge. And when they told him: “Pot, that’s enough!”, he stopped cooking.

The girl brought the pot home to her mother, and from then on they no longer knew either need or grief. They always had sweet porridge, and they; they could eat it as much as they wanted.

One day the girl was not at home. The mother said to the pot: “Pot, cook!” The porridge is cooked. The mother ate her fill and wanted the pot to stop cooking, but suddenly she forgot what to say. And the pot continued to cook the porridge. The porridge was already flowing over the edge, and the pot kept cooking and cooking. He cooked a full kitchen, a full house and a neighboring house, filled the entire street with porridge and continued to cook, as if he wanted to feed the whole world with porridge.

This is a real problem. And no one knew how to help the grief.

Finally, when the porridge was already flooding the last house in the city, the girl returned home. She just said: “Pot, that’s enough!”, and he immediately stopped cooking.

But everyone who wanted to enter that city had to eat their way in porridge.

The Brothers Grimm and their tales 1. The Frog King, or Iron Henry 2. The friendship of cat and mouse 3. Mary's Child 4. The Tale of the One Who Went to Learn from Fear 5. The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids 6. Faithful Johann 7. Successful Trade 8 An Extraordinary Musician 9. Twelve Brothers 10. A Ragged Rabble 11. Brother and Sister 12. Bell 13. Three Little Men in the Forest 14. Three Spinners 15. Hansel and Gretel 16. Three Snake Leaves 17. White Snake 18. A straw, a coal and a bean 19. About a fisherman and his wife 20. Brave Little Tailor 21. The Dirty Girl 22. The Riddle 23. About the Mouse, the Bird and the Fried Sausage 24. Lady Snowstorm 25. The Seven Ravens 26. Little Red Riding Hood 27. Bremen Street Musicians 28. The Singing Bone 29. The Devil with Three Golden Hairs 30. The Louse and the Flea 31. Girl Without Arms 32. Smart Hans 33. Three Languages ​​34. Clever Elsa 35. Tailor in Paradise 36. Set Yourself a Table, a Golden Donkey and a Club from a Bag 37. Thumb Boy 38. Lady Fox's Wedding 39. Brownies 40 The Robber Groom 41. Mr. Korbs 42. Mr. Godfather 43. Mrs. Trude 44. Death of Godfather 45. The Journey of Thumb 46. A Strange Bird 47. The Tale of the Enchanted Tree 48. The Old Sultan 49. Six Swans 50. Briar Rose 51 Foundling Bird 52. King Thrushbeard 53. Snow Maiden 54. Knapsack, Hat and Horn 55. Junk 56. Dear Roland 57. Golden Bird 58. Dog and Sparrow 59. Frieder and Katerlishen 60. Two Brothers 61. Little Man 62. Queen Bee 63 Three feathers 64. Golden goose 65. Motley skin 66. Bunny's bride 67. Twelve hunters 68. The thief and his teacher 69. Jorinda and Joringel 70. Three lucky ones 71. Six of us, we'll go around the whole world 72. The wolf and the man 73. The wolf and fox 74. The fox and the lady godfather 75. The fox and the cat 76. Carnation 77. Resourceful Gretel 78. Old grandfather and granddaughter 79. Mermaid 80. About the death of the chicken 81. Brother Veselchak 82. Hansl the Player 83. Lucky Hans 84. Hans gets married 85. The Golden Children 86. The Fox and the Geese 87. The Poor Man and the Rich Man 88. The Whining and Jumping Lion Lark 89. The Goosebird 90. The Young Giant 91. The Underground Man 92. The King of the Golden Mountain 93. The Crow 94. The Clever Daughter of the Peasant 96. Three Birds 97. Living water 98. Doctor Know-It-All 99. The Spirit in the Bottle 100. The Devil’s Grubby Brother 101. The Safecracker 102. The King and the Bear 103. Sweet Porridge 104. Smart people 105. Tales of already 106. The poor farmhand at the mill and the cat 107. Two wanderers 108. Hans - my hedgehog 109. The little shroud 110. The Jew in the thorn bush 111. The learned huntsman 112. The flail from paradise 113. The two royal children 114. About the resourceful little tailor 115. Nothing can hide from the clear sun! 116. Blue Candle 118. Three Paramedics 119. Seven Swabians 120. Three Apprentices 121. The King’s Son Who Was Afraid of Nothing 122. Werewolf Donkey 123. Old Lady in the Forest 124. Three Brothers 125. The Devil and His Grandmother 126. Ferenand the Faithful and Ferenand the Unfaithful 127. The Iron Furnace 128. The Lazy Spinner 129. The Four Skillful Brothers 130. One-Eye, Two-Eyes and Three-Eyes 131. Beautiful Katrinel and Nif-Nasr-Podtri 132. The Fox and the Horse 133. Dance-Torn Shoes 134. Six Servants 135. White and the black bride 136. Iron Hans 137. Three black princesses 141. The lamb and the fish 142. Mount Simeli 143. On the way 144. Donkey 145. Ungrateful son 146. Turnip 147. The newly forged man 149. Cock's log 150. The old beggar woman 151. Three lazy people 151a. Twelve lazy servants 152. The shepherd boy 153. Thaler stars 154. The hidden heller 155. Smotriny 156. Garbage 157. Sparrow and his four children 158. The tale of a never-before-seen land 159. The Ditmar fairy tale-fable 160. The mystery tale 161. Snow White and Rosette 162. Clever servant 163. Glass coffin 164. Lazy Heinz 165. Vulture bird 166. Mighty Hans 168. Skinny Lisa 169. Forest house 170. Joy and sorrow in half 171. Wren 172. Flounder 173. Bittern and hoopoe 174. Owl 176. Time of Life 177. Harbingers of Death 179. The Gosling at the Well 180. The Unequal Children of Eve 181. The Mermaid in the Pond 182. Gifts from Little People 183. The Giant and the Tailor 184. The Nail 185. The Poor Boy in the Grave 186. The True Bride 187. The Hare and the Hedgehog 188 A spindle, a weaving shuttle and a needle 189. A man and a devil 191. Guinea pig 192. Master Thief 193. Drummer 194. Ear of Bread 195. Grave Mound 196. Old Rinkrank 197. Crystal Ball 198. Maiden Maleen 199. Buffalo Boot 200. Golden Key

Sweet porridge

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm

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“Once upon a time there lived a poor, humble girl alone with her mother, and they had nothing to eat. Once a girl went into the forest and on the way met an old woman who already knew about her miserable life and gave her a clay pot...”

Brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm

Sweet porridge

Once upon a time there lived a poor, humble girl alone with her mother, and they had nothing to eat. One day a girl went into the forest and on the way met an old woman who already knew about her miserable life and gave her a clay pot. All he had to do was say: “Cook the pot!” – and delicious, sweet millet porridge will be cooked in it; and just tell him: “Potty, stop!” - and the porridge will stop cooking in it. The girl brought the pot home to her mother, and now they got rid of poverty and hunger and began to eat sweet porridge whenever they wanted.

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Once upon a time there was a poor God-fearing girl; She lived alone with her mother, and they had nothing to eat. Then she went out into the forest and met there an old woman, who already knew in advance what her grief was. And that old woman gave her a pot, and such that all he had to do was say: “Pot, cook!” - and he began to cook a wonderful, sweet porridge. And you tell him: “The pot is full!” - and he immediately stopped cooking. The girl brought her pot to her mother’s house, and thus they were freed from hunger and poverty and could eat sweet porridge to their heart’s content.

It happened one day that the girl was not at home, and her mother took her and said: “Brew the pot!” And he began to cook, and she ate her fill; then his mother wanted him not to cook anymore, but she forgot the word...
And the pot boils and cooks: the porridge is already overflowing, and he cooks everything; the kitchen and the whole house were already filled with porridge, and then the neighboring house and the whole street were filled with porridge, as if the pot was planning to cook porridge for the whole world. And trouble came for everyone, and no one could help that trouble. Finally, when out of the entire village only one house remained unfilled with porridge, the girl returned home and just said: “The pot is full!” - and stopped cooking the pot...
And he made so much that if anyone had to go to the city from the village, he had to eat his way through the porridge!