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2. 3. Independent episode with a helping person.
   4. Robbers.
   1. The blindness and its remedy, A 1 attached to the history of these two.
   2. The disease, B 1 attached to the history of the lost wager.
   3. The lack of water.
   4. The treasure.
   5. The animals lost in the king’s garden.
   6. Tree or garden will not give fruit (or flowers).
   7. The king’s horses are lost.
   8. A building cannot he finished.
   9. The lost keys.

IV. The directions are followed.

4. 1. Shortly told.
   2. Some details worked out.
   3. The episode of the borrowing of the quart-measure to measure the money.

V. The end.

5. 1. The other person goes to the same place, is blinded.
   2. Discovered and killed. B 1 remains blind, B 2 is caned.
   3. Hears nothing. C 1 No animals appear.
   4. No more is told of the other person.
   5. The animals accuse each other of having tattled.
   6. Some evil happens to the other person.
   7. The end is good for the other person too.
   8. A new person comes in.

VI–VII. Chance additions.

5. The hero visits his home, is unrecogniced.
6. The episode of the thankful animals.