And he thought of a new plan by which it might be managed, so he sent for the leader and said to him, "If you will give up your right to my daughter, and take gold instead, you may have as much as you like." - "Certainly, my lord king," answered the man; "let me have as much gold as my servant can carry, and I give up all claim to your daughter." And the king agreed that he should come again in a fortnight to fetch the gold. The man then called together all the tailors in the kingdom, and set them to work to make a sack, and it took them a fortnight. And when it was ready, the strong man who had been found rooting up trees took it on hisshoulder, and went to the king. "Who is this immense fellow carrying on his shoulder a bundle of stuff as big as a house?" cried the king, terrified to think how much gold he would carry off. And a ton of gold was dragged in by sixteen strong men, but he put it all into the sack with one hand, saying, "Why don't you bring some more? this hardly covers the bottom!" So the king bade them fetch by degrees the whole of histreasure, and even then the sack was not half full. "Bring more!" cried the man; "these few scraps go no way at all!" Then at last seven thousand waggons laden with gold collected through the whole kingdom were driven up; and he threw them in his sack, oxen and all. "I will not look too closely," said he, "but take what 1 can get, so long as the sack is full." And when all was put in there was still plenty of room. "I must make an end of this," he said; "if it is not full, it is so much the easier to tie up." And he hoisted it on his back, and went off with his comrades. When the king saw all the wealth of his realm carried off by a single man he was full of wrath, and he bade his cavalry mount, and follow after the six men, and take the sack away from the strong man. Two regiments were soon up to them, and called them to consider themselves prisoners, and to deliver up the sack, or be cut in pieces. "Prisoners, say you?" said the man who could blow, "suppose you first have a little dance together in the air," and holding one nostril, and blowing through the other, he sent the regiments flying head over heels, over the hills and far away. But a sergeant who had nine wounds and was a brave fellow, begged not to be put to so much shame. And the blower let him down easily, so that he came to no harm, and he bade him go to the king and tell him that whatever regiments he liked to send more should be blown away just the same. And the king, when he got the message, said, "Let the fellows be; they have some right on their side."
So the six comrades carried home their treasure, divided it among them, and lived contented till they died.
从前有一个人，他有各种各样的技能，在战争中也表现得非常勇敢忠实。 战争结束后，他被遣散回家，走时只给了他三个克鲁兹路费。 他说："等着瞧吧!我是不会满足于这么一点钱的。如果我能找到合适的搭档，我要国王把全国的财产都拿出来给我。"
于是他气冲冲地走进一座森林，看见有个人在那里像拔麦子一样轻松地拔起六棵树，便对拔树的人说："你愿意做我的仆人跟我走吗?"那人回答："愿意。但我现在得把这些柴火背回去给我母亲。"他拿起一棵树把另外五棵捆在一起，然后将整捆柴往肩上一背就走了。 不一会儿他就回来了，跟着退役士兵一起朝前走。 退役士兵对他说："我们两个在一起，一定能够幸运地走遍天下。"
他们走了没多久，看见一个猎人跪在那儿瞄准。 退役士兵问他："猎手，你在打什么?"猎手回答说："离这儿两英里的地方有棵橡树，树上停着一只苍蝇。我要打它的左眼。"退役士兵说："好极了!请你跟我们一道走吧，我们三个在一起准能幸运地走遍天下。"猎人很乐意地跟着他们走了。 他们来到七座风车旁，只见风车在飞快地转，可左右却没有风，连小树叶都一动不动。 退役士兵说："我真不知道是什么在让风车转动，这会儿一丝风都没有呢!"说着又和同伴们继续前进。
他们又走了两英里左右，看到有个人坐在树上，一个鼻孔塞上了，另一个鼻孔在出气。 退役士兵问他："天哪，你在那上面干什么呀?"那人回答说："两英里外有七部风车 ，你们看，我一出气，它们就转动了。 ""太好了! 请你跟我们走吧，我们四人在一起，准能幸运地走遍天下。 "吹气的人于是爬下树，跟着他们一起走。
走了一段时间，他们遇到一个人只用一条腿站在那里，将另一条腿卸了下来放在一边。 退役士兵问："你这样可以休息得很舒服吧?"那人回答："我是个赛跑家，为了不跑得太快，只好把一条腿拿下来。如果我两条腿同时跑，那就比飞还快了。""好极了!请你跟我们走吧，我们五人在一起，准能幸运地走遍天下。"于是他们一起走了。
走了不一会儿，他们又碰到一个人。 那人戴着一顶小帽子，可他只将帽子挂在一只耳朵上。 退役士兵说："把帽子戴正，别挂在耳朵上。要不别人会以为你是个傻子。"那人回答说："我不能把帽子戴正，否则寒冷就会降临，天上的飞鸟都会被冻死掉到地上来的。""原来是这样。请你跟我们走吧，我们六人在一起，准能让世界在我们面前折服。"
他们来到一座城市，那里的国王正好在宣布：谁要是和他女儿比赛跑赢了，就可以做她丈夫;输了的一律砍头。 这时，退役士兵报名说："我愿意让我朋友替我比赛。"国王回答说："那你必须把他的生命也作为抵押，你的头和他的头都要承担失败的后果。"互相讲清条件后退役士兵给赛跑家装上了另一条腿 ，对他说："快快跑，帮我们取得胜利。"
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