‘Come, I will bring you to a certain place.’
He took and brought him to a village. There was a girl, takes a husband, lies with him; by dawn next day the husbands are dead.
‘I will hide you somewhere; I will get you a girl; but we shall always be partners.’
He found the girl (a dragon came out of her mouth).
‘And this night when you go to bed, I too will lie there.’
He took his sword, he went near them. The lad said, ‘That will never do. If you want her, do you take the girl.’
‘Are we not partners? You, do you sleep with her; I also, I will sleep here.’
At midnight he sees the girl open her mouth; the dragon came forth; he drew his sword; he cut off its three heads; he put the heads in his bosom; he lay down; he fell asleep. Next morning the girl arose, and sees the man her husband living by her side. They told the girl’s father. ‘To-day your daughter has seen dawn break with her husband.’
‘That will be the son-in-law,’ said the father.
The lad took the girl; he is going to his father.