When the two Princes went to their uncle’s house, “What, Princes, have you come for?” the uncle asked.
“Our step-mother beats and scolds us; on that account we came.”
“If so, stay,” the uncle said.
Afterwards, when they had been there in that way not much time, as they were going playing and playing with oranges through the midst of the city, an orange fruit fell in the King’s palace.
Then the Princes asked for it at the hand of the Queen: “Step-mother, give us that orange fruit.”
The Queen said, “Am I a slave to drag about anybody’s orange?”
After that, the big Prince having gone to the palace, taking the orange fruit came away.
Afterwards, tearing the cloth that was on the Queen’s waist, and stabbing herself with a knife [the Queen] awaited the time when the King, who went to war, came back.
The King having come asked, “What is it?”
“Your two Princes having come and done [this] work went away.”