牧羊人彼得·克劳斯（3）

    peter  creature did  the day. at length he made up his mind not to take his eyes off her during the ht in a moment.

    peter exned the e enough for a goat, or even a man on all-fours, to pass through. this, then, ely; indeed, she had h the  on his hands and knees for some distance he found himself in a long and lofty cavern. the sunlight streamed through some crevices in the rocks and made the place look quite light and cheerful. at the farther end he sa up some oats that rains  dooat had nothing to do but stand and eat.

    peter could not understand it. but as he came nearer he heard the stamping of heavy feet overhead and the  of horses.

    “oh, somebody has a stable up there,” he said to himself，“but hon of a house.”

    as he  about him, a door in the side of the cavern suddenly opened and a queer little fello head and saucer eyes came in.

    “good morning to you, sir,” said peter, thinking it  you  in  i can do to serve you?”

    the little man made no ansreat eyes, and beckoned him to folloood-natured to refuse, and besides this he e place. so he follouide through the door and up a long flight of stairs until he again felt the reen grass beneath his feet.

    he sauide led him through another broad cavern and then out upon a green lahts. near one end of the lahts playing at ninepins. the knights  hose and silver-buckled shoes. their snoame, and not one of them spoke a uide motioned to peter to pick up the ninepins and return the bohtened by the strangeness of everything that he dared not disobey. trembling in every limb, he hastened to serve the knights as he  among the hills, and this frightened him still more. by and by, hoan to gain courage. as the players  around him, he saolden goblets on a table at the end of the laoblets hts and that there ht out of the pitcher.

    the hbors’ goats; and every time one of the boan to feel heavy; and  up the ninepins, he fell gently over upon the grass and  on the grass  his goats. he sat up and looked around. there   ht. but the trees and shrubs seemed strange to him—they er than  before, and there any neember.</p>

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