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1872FAIRY TALES OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSENTHE MARSH KING'S DAUGHTERby Hans Christian Andersen THE storks relate to their little ones a great many stories, andthey are all about moors and reed banks,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and suited to their age andcapacity. The youngest of them are quite satisfied with "kribble,krabble," or such nonsense, and think it very grand; but the elderones want something with a deeper meaning,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], or at least something about their own family.We are only acquainted with one of the two longest and oldeststories which the storks relate- it is about Moses, who was exposed by his mother on the banks of the Nile,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and was found by the king'sdaughter, who gave him a good education, and he afterwards became a great man; but where he was buried is still unknown.Every one knows this story, but not the second; very likelybecause it is quite an inland story. It has been repeated from mouthto mouth, from one stork-mamma to another, for thousands of years; and each has told it better than the last; and now we mean to tell itbetter than all.The first stork pair who related it lived at the time it happened,and had their summer residence on the rafters of the Viking's house,which stood near the wild moorlands of Wendsyssell; that is, tospeak more correctly, the great moorheath, high up in the north ofJutland,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], by the Skjagen peak. This wilderness is still an immense wildheath of marshy ground, about which we can read in the "OfficialDirectory." It is said that in olden times the place was a lake
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