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[Music] Hello friends I'm Ellie welcome to cardboard design today please continue to listen to the meaningful fairy tales I am about to tell you will learn a lot of interesting things I hope you will like it the first fairy tale dance in Denmark there stands an old castle named Cronenberg close by the sound of Elenor where large ships both English Russian and Prussian pass by hundreds every day and they salute the old castle with cannons boom boom which is as if they said good day and the Cannon

s of the old castle answer boom which means many things in Winter no ship sail by where the whole sound is covered with ice as far as the Swedish coast and has quite the appearance of a high road the Danish and the Swedish Flags wave and Danes and swets say good day and thank you to each other not with cannons but with a friendly Shake of the hand and they exchange white bread and biscuits with each other because foreign articles taste the best but the most beautiful site of all is the old castl

e of Cronenberg where hoger Dans sits in the deep dark Cellar into which no one goes he is clad in Iron and Steel and rests his head on his strong arm his long beard hangs down upon the marble table into which it has become firmly rooted he sleeps and dreams but in his dreams he sees everything that happens in Denmark on each Christmas Even Angel comes to him and tells tells him that all he has dreamed is true and that he may go to sleep again in peace as Denmark is not yet in any real danger bu

t should danger ever come then hoger dance will Rouse himself and the table will burst asunder as he draws out his beard then he will come forth in his string and strike a blow that shall sound in all the countries of the world an old grandfather sat and told his little grandson all this about hoger dance and the boy knew that what his grandfather told him must be true as the old man related this story he was carving an image in which to represent hoger dance to be fastened to the prow of a ship

for the old grandfather was a Carver in wood that is one who carved figures for the heads of ships according to the names given to them and now he had carved hoger dance who stood there erect and proud with his long beard holding in one hand his broad battle axe while with the other he leaned on the Danish arms the old grandfather told the little boy a great deal about Danish men and women who had distinguished themselves in olden times so that he fancied he knew as much even as hogar danced hi

mself who after all could only dreamed and when the little fellow went to bed he thought so much about it that he actually pressed his chin against the counter pain and imagined that he had a long beard which had become rooted to it but the old grandfather remained sitting at his work and carving away at the last part of it which was the Danish arms and when he had finished he looked at the whole figure and thought of all he had heard and read and what he had that evening related to his little g

randson then he nodded his head wiped his spectacles and put them on and said ah yes hulga donsky will not appear in my lifetime but the boy who is in bed there may very likely live to see him when the event really comes to pass and the old grandfather nodded again and the more he looked at holder dance the more satisfied he felt that he had carved a good image of him it seemed to Glow with the color of Life the armor glittered like Iron and Steel the hearts in the Danish arms grew more and more

red while the lions with gold crowns on their heads were leaping up that is the most beautiful coat of arms in the world said the old man the Lions represent strength and the hearts gentleness and love and as he gazed on the uppermost lion he thought of King Kut who chained great England to Denmark's throne and he looked at the second lion and thought of vemar who untied Denmark and conquered the vandals the third lion reminded him of Margaret who United Denmark Sweden and Norway but when he ga

zed at the red hearts their colors glowed more deeply even as flames and his memory followed each in turn the first led him to a dark narrow prison in which sat a prisoner a beautiful woman daughter of Christian ivth Elanor alfeld and the flame became a rose on her bosom and its blossoms were not more pure than the heart of this noblest and best of all Danish women oh yes that is indeed a noble heart in the Danish arms said the grandfather and his Spirit followed the second flame which carried h

im out the sea where cannons roared and the ships lay shrouded in Smoke and the flaming heart attached itself to the breast of it felt in the form of the ribbon of an order as he blew himself and his ship into the air in order to save the fleet and the third place flame led him to Greenland's wretched Hut where the preacher Hans Egan rolled with love in every word and action the flame was as a star on his breast and added another heart to the Danish arms and as the old grandfather's Spirit follo

wed the next hovering flame he knew whether it would lead him in a peasant woman's humble room stood Frederick v 6 writing his name with chalk on the bean the flame trembled on his breast and in his heart and it was in the peasant's room that his heart became one for the Danish arms the old grandfather wiped his eyes for he had known King Frederick with his silvery locks and his honest blue eyes and had lived for him and he folded his hands and remained for some time silent then his daughter cam

e to him and said it was getting late that he ought to rest for a while and that the supper was on the table what you have been carving is very beautiful Grandfather said she H good Dan and the old coat of arms it seems to me as if I have seen the face somewhere no that is impossible replied the old grandfather but I have seen it and I have tried to carve it in wood as I have retained It In My Memory it was a long time ago while the English Fleet lay in the roads on the 2nd of April when we show

ed that we were true ancient Danes I was on board the Denmark in Steen Bill's Squadron I had a man by my side whom even the cannonballs seemed to fear he sung old songs in a merry voice and fired and fought as if he were something more than a man I still remember his face but from whence he came or with he went I know not no one knows I have often thought it might have been holder Dana himself who had swam down to us from Cron Bor who help us in the hour of danger that was my idea and there stan

ds his likeness the wooden figure threw a gigantic shadow on the wall and even on part of the ceiling it seemed as if the real hoger dance stood behind it for the shadow moved but this was no doubt caused by the flame of the lamp not burning steadily then the daughter-in-law kissed the old grandfather and led him to a large armchair by the table and she and her husband who was the son of The Old Man and the father of a little boy who lay in bed sat down to supper with him and the old grandfather

talked of a Danish Lions and the Danish Hearts emblems of strength and gentleness and explain quite clearly that there is another strength than that which lies in a sword and he pointed to a shelf where lay a number of old books and amongst them a collection of holberg's plays which are much read and are so clever and amusing that it is easy to fancy we have known the people of those days who are described in them he knew how how to fight also said the old man for he lashed the Follies and prej

udices of people during his whole life then the grandfather nodded to a place above the Looking Glass where hung an almanac with a representation of the round Tower upon it and said Tao brah was another of those who used a sword but not one to cut into the Flesh and Bone but to make the way of the stars of Heaven clear and plain to be understood and then he whose father belonged to my calling yes he the son of the old image Carver he whom we ourselves have seen with his silvery locks and his bro

ad shoulders whose name is known in all lands yes he was a sculptor while I am only a Carver holder Dany can appear in Marble so that people in all countries of the world may hear of the strength of Denmark now let us drink the health of Berle but the little boy in bed saw plainly the old castle of cronenburg and the sound of Elenor and hoger danced far down in the cellar with his beard rooted to the table and dreaming of everything that was passing above him and hoger dance did dream of the lit

tle humble room in which the image Carver sat he heard all that had been said and he nodded in his dream saying yes remember me you Danish people keep me in your memory I will come to you in the hour of need the Bright Morning Light Shone over Cronen bird and the wind brought the sound of the hunting horn across from the neighboring Shores the ship sailed by and saluted the castle with the boom of the cannon and Cronenberg returned the salute boom boom but the Roaring cannons did not awake holde

r dance for they meant only good morning and thank you they must fire in another fashion before he awakes but wake he will for there is energy yet in hoger D stand the story portrays the unity between Denmark and Sweden through images of flags friendly handshakes and the exchange of food this reflects hospitality and the friendly relations between nations holder danc depicted as a hero sleeping in Cronenberg Castle symbolizes the strength of a Nation this image represents courage and the respons

ibility to protect the country the depiction of holder Dan and the Danish coat of arms with lions and red heart symbolizes strength compassion and love each image tells a historical story of Danish Heroes the image of the grandfather crafting the statue of holder dance and narrating stories to his grants and represents family bonds and the transmission of tradition inheritance and Connection to the Past are crucial aspects of the story the grandfather educates his grandson about history and hero

es highlighting the importance of preserving knowledge and wisdom from one generation to another the second fairy tale the belt in the narrow streets of a large Town people often heard in the evening when the sun was setting and his last Rays gave a golden tint to the chimney pots a strange noise which resembled the sound of a church bell it only lasted an instant for it was lost in the continual Roar of traffic and hum of voices which rose from the town the evening Bell is ringing people used t

o say the Sun is setting those who walked outside the town where the houses were less crowded and interspersed by Gardens and little fields saw the evening Sky much better and heard the sound of the Bell much more clearly it seemed as though the sound came from a church deep in the calm fragrant would and thither people look with devout feelings a considerable time elapsed one said to the other I really wonder if there is a church out in the wood the Bell has indeed a strange Sweet Sound shall w

e go there and see what the cause of it is the rich drove the poor walked but the way seemed to them extraordinarily long and when they they arrived at a number of willow trees on the border of the wood they sat down looked up into the great branches and thought they were now really in the woods a confectioner from the town also came out and put up a stall there then came another confectioner who hung a bell over his stall which was covered with pitch to protect it from the rain but The Clapper

was wanting when people came home they used to say that it had been very romantic and that really means something else than merely taking tea three persons declared that they had gone as far as the end of the wood they had always heard the strange sound but there it seemed to them as if it came from the town one of them wrote verses about the bell and said that it was like the voice of a mother speaking to an intelligent and beloved child no tune he said was sweeter than the sound of the Bell th

e emperor of the country heard of it and declared that he who would really find out where the sound came from should receive the title of Belling her to the world even if there was no Bell at all now many went out into the wood for the sake of the splendid bird but only one of them came back with some sort of explanation none of them had gone far enough nor had he and yet he said that the sound of the Bell came from a large owl in a hollow tree it was a wisdom owl which continually knocked its h

ead against the tree but he was unable to say with certainty whether its head or the hollow trunk of the tree was the cause of the noise he was appointed Bing her to the world and wrote Every a short dissertation on the owl but by this means people did not become any wiser than they had been before it was just confirmation day the clergyman had delivered a beautiful and touching sermon the candidates were deeply moved by it it was indeed a very important dat for them they were all at once transf

ormed from near children to grown up people the childish Soul was to fly over as it were into a more reasonable being the sun Shone most brightly and the sound of a great unknown Bell Was Heard more distinctly than ever they had a mind to go thither all except three one of them wished to go home and try on her Ball dress for this very dress and the ball were the cause of her being confirmed this time otherwise she would not have been allowed to go the second a poor boy had borrowed a coat and a

pair of boots from the son of his landlord to be confirmed in and he had to return them at a certain time the third said that he never went into strange places if his parents were not with him he had always been a good child and wished to remain so even after being confirmed and they ought not to tease him for this they however did it all the same these three therefore did not go the others went on the Sun was shining the birds were singing and the confirmed children sang Too holding each other

by the hand for they had no position yet and they were all equal in the eyes of God two of the smallest soon became tired and returned to the town two little girls sat down and made garlands of flowers they their for did not go on when the others arrived at the willow trees where the confectioner had put up his stall they said now we are out here the Bell does not in reality exist it is only something that people imagine then suddenly the sound of the Bell was heard so beautifully and solemnly f

rom the wood that four or five made up their minds to go still further on the wood was very thickly grown it was difficult to advance when lies and animon grew almost to high flowering convo and brambles were hanging like garlands from tree to tree while The nighting gales were singing and the sunbeams played that was very beautiful but the way it was unfit for the girls they would have torn their dresses large rocks covered with moss of various Hues were lying about the fresh spring water rippl

ed forth with a peculiar sound I don't think that can be the Bell said one of the confirmed children and then he laid down and listened we must try to find out if it is and there he remained and let the others walk on they came to a Hut built at the bark of trees and branches a large crab apple tree spread its branches over it as if it intended to pour all its fruit on the roof upon which roses were blooming the long bowels covered the Gable where a little bell was hanging was this the one they

had heard all agreed that it must be so except one who said that the Bell was too small and too thin to be hurt at such a distance and that it had quite a different sound to that which had so touched men's hearts he who spoke was a King's son and therefore the others said that such a one always wishes to be clever than other people therefore they let him go alone and as he walked on the Solitude of the wood produce a feeling of reverence in his breast but still he heard the little bell about whi

ch the others rejoice and sometimes when the wind blew in that direction he could hear the sounds from the confectioner stall where the others were singing at tea but the Deep sounds of the Bell were much stronger soon it seemed to him as if an organ played an a Kaman the sound came from the left from the side where the heart is now something wrestled among the bushes and a little boy stood before the King's son in wooden shoes and such a short jacket that the sleeves did not reach to his wrists

they knew each other the boy was the one who had not been able to go with them because he had to take the coat and boots back to his landlord's son that he had done and had started again in his wooden shoes and old clothes where the sound of the Bell was too enticing he felt he must go on we might go together said the King's son but the poor boy with the wooden shoes was quite asham he pulled at the short sleeves of his jacket and said that he was afraid he could not walk so fast besides he was

of opinion that the Bell ought to be sought at the right for there was all that was Grand and magnificent then we shall not meet said the King's son nodding to the poor boy who went into the deepest part of the wood where the Thorns tore his shabby clothes and scratched his hands face and feet until they bled the King's son also received several good scratches but the Sun was shining on his way and it is he whom we will now follow for he was a quick fellow I will and must find the Bell he said

if I have to go to the end of the world ugly monkeys sat high in the branches and clenched their teeth shall we beat him they said shall we thrash him he is a King's son but he walked undaunted deeper and deeper into the wood where the most wonderful flowers were growing there were standing white star lies with Blood Red stamans Sky BW to up shining when the wind moved them apple trees covered with apples like large glittering soap bubbles only think how resplendant these trees were in the sunsh

ine all around were beautiful Green Meadows where heart and hind played in the grass there grew magnificent Oaks and beach trees and if the bark was split of any of them long blad of grass grew out of the cliffs there were also large smooth lakes in the wood on which the swans were swimming about and flapping their wings the king son often Stood Still and listened sometimes he thought that the sound of the Bell rose up to him out of one of these deep Lakes but soon he found that this was a mista

ke and that the Bell was ringing still farther in the wood then the sun set the clouds were as red as fire it became quiet in the wood he sank down on his knees sang an evening him and said I shall never find what I am looking for now the Sun is setting and the night The Dark Knight is approaching yet I may perhaps see the round Sun once more before he disappears Beneath The Horizon I will climb up these rocks they are as high as the highest trees and then taking hold of the creepers and Roots h

e climbed up on the wet Stones where water snakes were wriggling in the Toads as it were bark at him he reached the top before the sun being from from such a height had quite set oh what a splendor the Sea The Great Majestic sea which was rolling its long waves against the short stretched out before him and the sun was standing like a large bright alter and their where sea and Heaven met all melted together in the most glowing colors the wood was singing and his heart too the whole of nature was

one large holy church in which the trees and hovering clouds formed the pillars the flowers and grass the woven velvet carpet and Heaven itself was the great Capa up there the flame color vanished as soon as the sun disappeared but millions of stars were lighted Diamond lamps were shining and the King's son stretched his arms out towards heaven towards the sea and towards the woods then suddenly the poor boy with the short sleeve jacket and the wooden shoes appeared he had arrived just as quick

ly on the road he had Chosen and they ran towards each other and took one another's hand in the great Cathedral of Nature and poy and above them sounded the invisible holy Bell happy Spirits surrounded them singing Hallelujah and rejoicing the Bell represents a Transcendent and mysterious element that captures the imagination and draws people towards the unknown it serves as a symbol for the beauty and wonders that exist beyond the ordinary mundane aspects of Life the king sun embarks on a journ

ey through the woods facing challenges and overcoming obstacles this journey can be seen as a met for for self-discovery and personal growth it highlights the importance of venturing into the unknown to find one's true self and purpose the description of the woods as a Cathedral of Nature and posy suggests a reverence for the natural world nature is portrayed as a Sacred Space where individuals can connect with something greater than themselves experience Beauty and find spiritual fulfillment th

e three children who choose not to continue the journey represent different aspects of materialism one is preoccupied with appearances The Ball dress another with borrowed belongings the coat and boots and the third with adherence to Parental Guidance their choices highlight the distractions and limitations imposed by material concerns the king son's determination to find the source of the bell sound even in the face of challenges and skepticism underscores the importance of persistence in the p

ursuit of one's dreams and aspirations the sunset represents the end of a phase in life marking the transition from childhood to adulthood during confirmation day it also signifies the fleeting nature of time and the urgency to seek meaning and purpose before it is too late the third fairy tale the darning needle there was once a darning needle who thought herself so fine that she fancied she must be fit for embroidery hold me tight she would say to the fingers when they took her up don't let me

fall if if you do I shall never be found again I am so very fine that is your opinion is it said the fingers as They seized her round the body see I am coming with a train said the darning needle drawing a long thread after her but there was no knot in the thread the fingers then placed the point of a needle Against The Cook's slipper there was a crack in the upper leather which had to be sewn together what cause work said the darning needle I shall never get through I shall break I am breaking

and sure enough she broke did I not say so said the darning needle I know I am too fine for such work is that this needle is quite useless for sewing now said the fingers but they still held it fast and the cook dropped some sealing wax on the needle and fastened her handkerchief with it in front so now I am a BR Pin said the darning needle I knew very well I should come to honor someday if Meritt is sure to ride and she laughed quietly to herself for of course no one ever saw darning needle la

ugh and there she sat as proudly as if she were an estate coach and looked all around her may I be allowed to ask if you are made of gold she inquired of her neighbor a pin you have a very pretty appearance and the Curious head of although you are rather small you must take pains to grow for it is not everyone who has ceiling wax dropped upon him and as she spoke the daring needle Drew herself up so proudly that she fell out of the handkerchief right into the sink which the cook was cleaning now

I am going on a journey said the needle as she floated away with the dirty water I do hope I shall not be lost but she really was lost in a gutter I am too fine for this world said the daring needle as she lay in the gutter but I know who I am and that is always some comfort so the daring needle kept up her proud behavior and did not lose her good humor then there floated over her all sorts of things chips and straws and pieces of old newspaper see how they sail said the daring needle they do n

ot know what is under them I am here and here I shall stick see there goes a chip thinking of nothing in the world but himself only a chip there's a strw going by now how he turns and twists about don't be thinking too much of yourself or you made chance to run against a stone there swims a piece of newspaper what is written upon it has been forgotten long ago and yet it gives itself AES I sit here patiently and I know who I am so I shall not move one day something lying close to the darting nee

dle glittered so splendidly that she thought it was a diamond yet it was only a piece of broken bottle the darning needle spoke to it because it sparkled and represented herself as a breast pin I suppose you are really a diamond she said why yes something of the kind he replied and so each believed the other to be very and then they began to talk about the world and the conceited people in it I have been in a L's work box said the daring needle and this lady was the cook she had on each hand fiv

e fingers and anything so conceited as these five fingers I have never seen and yet they were only employed to take me out of the box and to put me back again were they not high Born High born said the burning needle no indeed but so hotty they were five brothers old born fingers they kept very proudly together though they were of different lengths the one who stood first in the rank was named the thumb he was short and thick and had only one joint in his back and could therefore make but one bo

w but he said that if he were cut off from a man's hand that man would be unfit for a soldier Sweet Tooth his neighbor dipped himself into sweet or sour pointed to the Sun and Moon and formed the letters when the fingers wrote Longman the middle finger looked over the heads of all the others gold band the next finger wore a golden circle around his waist and little Clayman did nothing at all and seemed proud of it they were boaster and boasters they will remain and therefore I left them and now

we should here in glitter set the piece of broken bottle at the same moment more water stream into the gutter so that it overflowed and the piece of bottle was carried away so he is promoted said the darning needle while I remain here I am too fine but that is my pride and what do I care and so she sat there in her pride and had many such thoughts as these I could almost fancy that I came from a Sunbeam I am so fine it seems as if the sunbeams were always looking for me under the water ah I am s

o fine that even my mother cannot find me had I still my old eye which was broken off I believe I should weep but no I would not do that it is not Gentile to cry when day a couple of street boys were paddling in the gutter where they sometimes found old nails farthings and other their Treasures it was dirty work but they took great pleasure in it hello cried one as he pricked himself with a darning needle here's a fellow for you I am not a fellow I am a young lady said the darning needle but no

one heard her the ceiling wax had come off and she was quite black but black makes a person look slender so she thought herself even finer than before Here Comes an eggshell sailing along said one of the boys so they stuck the daring needle into the egg shell White Walls and I am black myself said the darning needle that looks well now I can be seen but I hope I shall not be seasick or I shall break again she was not seasick and she did not break it is a good thing against seasickness to have a

steel stomach and not to forget one's own importance now my sea sickness has passed delicate people can bear a great deal crack went the eggshell as a wagon passed over it good Heavens how it crushes said the darning needle I shall be sick now I am breaking but she did not break though the wagon went over her as she lay at full length and they let her Li initially the lucky needle appears proud and disdainful of simple tasks like sewing however life often presents unexpected challenges and situa

tions after being deemed unsuitable for sewing the needle is repurposed as a pin rather than dwelling on past arrogance the needle learns humility and recognizes its value in different circumstances despite finding itself in a dirty and challenging environment the needle maintains optimism and patience self-confidence enables the needle to overcome challenges the needle often Compares itself to other objects such as the glass bottle and the finger this highlights the issue of self-comparison and

dissatisfaction rather than appreciating one's unique value encountering the glass bottle the needle and the bottle believe each other to be valuable this emphasizes the problems associated with boasting and a lack of awareness of one's True Value the needle encounters with the glass bottle and the finger reflect on societal attitudes where arrogance and pride can exist across all social classes the needle excessively concerns itself with its environment and appearance this underscores the soci

etal tendency to focus on outward appearances rather than intrinsic values the story ends here do you like the fairy tales I tell today please like share subscribe to listen to other interesting fairy tales [Music] byee [Music]