When she said this, the table disappeared.
After this Two-Eyes did not touch the scraps left for her. Every day she said the little rhymes and got all the food she needed. Her mother noticed that she did not eat the scraps and thought some one must be feeding Two-Eyes in the meadow. So to find out the truth she sent One-Eye with Two-Eyes.
One-Eye was not used to such a long walk, so she sat down to rest and soon fell asleep. So she knew nothing of what happened.
The next day the mother sent Three-Eyes with Two-Eyes to the meadow. When she rested only two of her eyes were asleep, although she pretended that the third was asleep, too. As soon as Two-Eyes thought she was asleep, she said:
“Little kid bleat; I wish to eat.”
Then the table appeared, and Two-Eyes ate all she wished. When she had finished eating, she said:
“Little kid bleat; take away the meat.”
Then the table disappeared as before. But Three-Eyes had been watching with one eye, and had heard and seen everything.
When they reached home Three-Eyes reported everything to her mother. The mother was so angry that she killed the goat, and poor little Two-Eyes had to go back to eating scraps after all.