Note 1 — Chapter IV · TRANSYLVANIAN-GYPSY STORIES
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The queen did as her husband, the king, desired. She bade call the pope, and Nameless and the king’s fair daughter became man and wife. When the king came home and learnt of this wedding, he had the letter brought, and saw it was his own handwriting. Then he asked his son-in-law where he had been and whom he had spoken with; and when Nameless told him about the lady in white, the king knew that the fairy1 had aided him. Nameless was not at all the son-in-law he wanted, and he sought to make away with him, so said, ‘Go into the world and fetch me three golden hairs from the head of the Sun-King, then shall you be king along with me.’