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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | momotaro now hurried on his way till it was midday . he began to feel hungry , so he opened his bag and took out one of the rice - cakes and sat down under a tree by the side of the road to eat it . while he was thus having his lunch a dog almost as large as a colt came running out from the high grass . he made straight for momotaro , and showing his teeth , said in a fierce way : " you are a rude man to pass my field without asking permission first . if you leave me all the cakes you have in your bag you may go ; otherwise i will bite you till i kill you ! " | momotaro did not ask permission to pass the field . | why was the dog angry ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4500 | why was the dog angry ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | momotaro only laughed scornfully : " what is that you are saying ? do you know who i am ? i am momotaro , and i am on my way to subdue the devils in their island stronghold in the northeast of japan . if you try to stop me on my way there i will cut you in two from the head downwards ! " the dog 's manner at once changed . his tail dropped between his legs , and coming near he bowed so low that his forehead touched the ground . " what do i hear ? the name of momotaro ? are you indeed momotaro ? i have often heard of your great strength . not knowing who you were i have behaved in a very stupid way . will you please pardon my rudeness ? are you indeed on your way to invade the island of devils ? if you will take such a rude fellow with you as one of your followers , i shall be very grateful to you . " | he did not realize the man was momotaro . | why did the dog's manner change ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4501 | why did the dog's manner change ? | []
| summary | causal relationship | implicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the dog 's manner at once changed . his tail dropped between his legs , and coming near he bowed so low that his forehead touched the ground . " what do i hear ? the name of momotaro ? are you indeed momotaro ? i have often heard of your great strength . not knowing who you were i have behaved in a very stupid way . will you please pardon my rudeness ? are you indeed on your way to invade the island of devils ? if you will take such a rude fellow with you as one of your followers , i shall be very grateful to you . " | respect . | how did the dog feel about momotaro ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4502 | how did the dog feel about momotaro ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | " i think i can take you with me if you wish to go , " said momotaro . " thank you ! " said the dog . " by the way , i am very very hungry . will you give me one of the cakes you are carrying ? " " this is the best kind of cake there is in japan , " said momotaro . " i can not spare you a whole one ; i will give you half of one . " " thank you very much , " said the dog , taking the piece thrown to him . | he can not spare the dog a whole one . | what happened because momotaro's cakes were the best kind in japan ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4503 | what happened because momotaro's cakes were the best kind in japan ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the dog answered jealously : " momotaro already has a dog to accompany him . of what use is a monkey like you in battle ? we are on our way to fight the devils ! get away ! " the dog and the monkey began to quarrel and bite , for these two animals always hate each other . | these two animals always hate each other . | why did the dog and monkey quarrel ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4504 | why did the dog and monkey quarrel ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | " now , do n't quarrel ! " said momotaro , putting himself between them . " wait a moment , dog ! " " it is not at all dignified for you to have such a creature as that following you ! " said the dog . " what do you know about it ? " asked momotaro ; and pushing aside the dog , he spoke to the monkey : " who are you ? " " i am a monkey living in these hills , " replied the monkey . " i heard of your expedition to the island of devils , and i have come to go with you . nothing will please me more than to follow you ! " | he heard of his expedition to the island of the devils . | why did the monkey find momotaro ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4505 | why did the monkey find momotaro ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | so the monkey joined momotaro . the dog and the monkey did not get on well together . they were always snapping at each other as they went along , and always wanting to have a fight . this made momotaro very cross , and at last he sent the dog on ahead with a flag and put the monkey behind with a sword , and he placed himself between them with a war - fan , which is made of iron . | they were always snapping at each other . | why did momotaro send the dog ahead and the monkey behind ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4506 | why did momotaro send the dog ahead and the monkey behind ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | so the monkey joined momotaro . the dog and the monkey did not get on well together . they were always snapping at each other as they went along , and always wanting to have a fight . this made momotaro very cross , and at last he sent the dog on ahead with a flag and put the monkey behind with a sword , and he placed himself between them with a war - fan , which is made of iron . | a war - fan . | what did momotaro carry ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4507 | what did momotaro carry ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | by and by they came to a large field . here a bird flew down and alighted on the ground just in front of the little party . it was the most beautiful bird momotaro had ever seen . on its body were five different robes of feathers and its head was covered with a scarlet cap . | beautiful . | how did the bird look ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4508 | how did the bird look ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the dog at once ran at the bird and tried to seize and kill it . but the bird struck out its spurs and flew at the dog 's tail , and the fight went hard with both . momotaro , as he looked on , could not help admiring the bird ; it showed so much spirit in the fight . it would certainly make a good fighter . | it showed so much spirit in the fight . | why did momotaro admire the bird ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4509 | why did momotaro admire the bird ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | " i congratulate you on surrendering so soon , " said momotaro , smiling . " come and join us in our raid on the devils . " " are you going to take this bird with you also ? " asked the dog , interrupting . " why do you ask such an unnecessary question ? did n't you hear what i said ? i take the bird with me because i wish to ! " " humph ! " said the dog . | annoyed . | how did the dog feel about the bird coming along ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4510 | how did the dog feel about the bird coming along ? | []
| local | feeling | implicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | then momotaro stood and gave this order : " now all of you must listen to me . the first thing necessary in an army is harmony . it is a wise saying which says that ' advantage on earth is better than advantage in heaven ! ' union amongst ourselves is better than any earthly gain . when we are not at peace amongst ourselves it is no easy thing to subdue an enemy . from now , you three , the dog , the monkey and the pheasant , must be friends with one mind . the one who first begins a quarrel will be discharged on the spot ! " | harmony . | what was the first thing necessary in an army ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4511 | what was the first thing necessary in an army ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | then momotaro stood and gave this order : " now all of you must listen to me . the first thing necessary in an army is harmony . it is a wise saying which says that ' advantage on earth is better than advantage in heaven ! ' union amongst ourselves is better than any earthly gain . when we are not at peace amongst ourselves it is no easy thing to subdue an enemy . from now , you three , the dog , the monkey and the pheasant , must be friends with one mind . the one who first begins a quarrel will be discharged on the spot ! " all the three promised not to quarrel . the pheasant was now made a member of momotaro 's suite , and received half a cake . momotaro 's influence was so great that the three became good friends , and hurried onwards with him as their leader . | the one who first begins a quarrel will be discharged on the spot . | why did the animals promise to stop quarreling ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4512 | why did the animals promise to stop quarreling ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | all the three promised not to quarrel . the pheasant was now made a member of momotaro 's suite , and received half a cake . momotaro 's influence was so great that the three became good friends , and hurried onwards with him as their leader . | momotaro . | who was the leader ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4513 | who was the leader ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | hurrying on day after day they at last came out upon the shore of the north - eastern sea . there was nothing to be seen as far as the horizon -- not a sign of any island . all that broke the stillness was the rolling of the waves upon the shore . | the north - eastern sea . | where did they at last come out upon ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4514 | where did they at last come out upon ? | []
| local | setting | explicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | now , the dog and the monkey and the pheasant had come very bravely all the way through the long valleys and over the hills , but they had never seen the sea before , and for the first time since they set out they were bewildered and gazed at each other in silence . how were they to cross the water and get to the island of devils ? | they had never seen the sea before . | why were the animals bewildered ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4515 | why were the animals bewildered ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | momotaro soon saw that they were daunted by the sight of the sea , and to try them he spoke loudly and roughly : " why do you hesitate ? are you afraid of the sea ? oh ! what cowards you are ! it is impossible to take such weak creatures as you with me to fight the demons . it will be far better for me to go alone . i discharge you all at once ! " | the animals were afraid of the sea . | why did momotaro think it would be better to go alone ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4516 | why did momotaro think it would be better to go alone ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | momotaro now got a small ship , and they all got on board . the wind and weather were fair , and the ship went like an arrow over the sea . it was the first time they had ever been on the water , and so at first the dog , the monkey and the pheasant were frightened at the waves and the rolling of the vessel , but by degrees they grew accustomed to the water and were quite happy again . every day they paced the deck of their little ship , eagerly looking out for the demons ' island . | a small ship . | what did momotaro get to cross the sea ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4517 | what did momotaro get to cross the sea ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | momotaro now got a small ship , and they all got on board . the wind and weather were fair , and the ship went like an arrow over the sea . it was the first time they had ever been on the water , and so at first the dog , the monkey and the pheasant were frightened at the waves and the rolling of the vessel , but by degrees they grew accustomed to the water and were quite happy again . every day they paced the deck of their little ship , eagerly looking out for the demons ' island . | they were quite happy again . | what happened because the animals grew accustomed to the water ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4518 | what happened because the animals grew accustomed to the water ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | when they grew tired of this , they told each other stories of all their exploits of which they were proud , and then played games together ; and momotaro found much to amuse him in listening to the three animals and watching their antics , and in this way he forgot that the way was long and that he was tired of the voyage and of doing nothing . he longed to be at work killing the monsters who had done so much harm in his country . | exploits of which they were proud . | what types of stories did the animals tell each other ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4519 | what types of stories did the animals tell each other ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | when they grew tired of this , they told each other stories of all their exploits of which they were proud , and then played games together ; and momotaro found much to amuse him in listening to the three animals and watching their antics , and in this way he forgot that the way was long and that he was tired of the voyage and of doing nothing . he longed to be at work killing the monsters who had done so much harm in his country . | listen to the three animals . | what did momotaro do to amuse himself ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4520 | what did momotaro do to amuse himself ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | when they grew tired of this , they told each other stories of all their exploits of which they were proud , and then played games together ; and momotaro found much to amuse him in listening to the three animals and watching their antics , and in this way he forgot that the way was long and that he was tired of the voyage and of doing nothing . he longed to be at work killing the monsters who had done so much harm in his country . | kill the monsters . | what did momotaro long to do ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4521 | what did momotaro long to do ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | when they grew tired of this , they told each other stories of all their exploits of which they were proud , and then played games together ; and momotaro found much to amuse him in listening to the three animals and watching their antics , and in this way he forgot that the way was long and that he was tired of the voyage and of doing nothing . he longed to be at work killing the monsters who had done so much harm in his country . | the way was long . | why was momotaro tired of the voyage ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4522 | why was momotaro tired of the voyage ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | as the wind blew in their favor and they met no storms the ship made a quick voyage , and one day when the sun was shining brightly a sight of land rewarded the four watchers at the bow . | the wind blew in their favor . | why was their voyage quick ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4523 | why was their voyage quick ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | " you must think it strange that i want to go away , " said momotaro , " because i have not yet told you my reason . far away from here to the northeast of japan there is an island in the sea . this island is the stronghold of a band of devils . i have often heard how they invade this land , kill and rob the people , and carry off all they can find . they are not only very wicked but they are disloyal to our emperor and disobey his laws . they are also cannibals , for they kill and eat some of the poor people who are so unfortunate as to fall into their hands . these devils are very hateful beings . i must go and conquer them and bring back all the plunder of which they have robbed this land . it is for this reason that i want to go away for a short time ! " as the wind blew in their favor and they met no storms the ship made a quick voyage , and one day when the sun was shining brightly a sight of land rewarded the four watchers at the bow . | the stronghold of a band of devils . | what island did momotaro and the animals see from the bow ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4524 | what island did momotaro and the animals see from the bow ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | momotaro knew at once that what they saw was the devils ' stronghold . on the top of the precipitous shore , looking out to sea , was a large castle . now that his enterprise was close at hand , he was deep in thought with his head leaning on his hands , wondering how he should begin the attack . his three followers watched him , waiting for orders . at last he called to the pheasant : " it is a great advantage for us to have you with us . " said momotaro to the bird , " for you have good wings . fly at once to the castle and engage the demons to fight . we will follow you . " | watched him . | what did the animals do while momotaro was deep in thought ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4525 | what did the animals do while momotaro was deep in thought ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | momotaro knew at once that what they saw was the devils ' stronghold . on the top of the precipitous shore , looking out to sea , was a large castle . now that his enterprise was close at hand , he was deep in thought with his head leaning on his hands , wondering how he should begin the attack . his three followers watched him , waiting for orders . at last he called to the pheasant : " it is a great advantage for us to have you with us . " said momotaro to the bird , " for you have good wings . fly at once to the castle and engage the demons to fight . we will follow you . " | he has good wings . | why did momotaro send the bird first ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4526 | why did momotaro send the bird first ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the pheasant at once obeyed . he flew off from the ship beating the air gladly with his wings . the bird soon reached the island and took up his position on the roof in the middle of the castle , calling out loudly : " all you devils listen to me ! the great japanese general momotaro has come to fight you and to take your stronghold from you . if you wish to save your lives surrender at once , and in token of your submission you must break off the horns that grow on your forehead . if you do not surrender at once , but make up your mind to fight , we , the pheasant , the dog and the monkey , will kill you all by biting and tearing you to death ! " | break off the horns that grow on their forehead . | what did the pheasant tell the devils to do as a token of their submission ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4527 | what did the pheasant tell the devils to do as a token of their submission ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the horned demons looking up and only seeing a pheasant , laughed and said : " a wild pheasant , indeed ! it is ridiculous to hear such words from a mean thing like you . wait till you get a blow from one of our iron bars ! " | silly . | what did the demons think about the pheasant's words ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4528 | what did the demons think about the pheasant's words ? | []
| local | action | implicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | very angry , indeed , were the devils . they shook their horns and their shocks of red hair fiercely , and rushed to put on tiger skin trousers to make themselves look more terrible . they then brought out great iron bars and ran to where the pheasant perched over their heads , and tried to knock him down . the pheasant flew to one side to escape the blow , and then attacked the head of first one and then another demon . he flew round and round them , beating the air with his wings so fiercely and ceaselessly , that the devils began to wonder whether they had to fight one or many more birds . | to make themselves took more terrible . | why did the devils put on tiger skin trousers ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4529 | why did the devils put on tiger skin trousers ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | in the meantime , momotaro had brought his ship to land . as they had approached , he saw that the shore was like a precipice , and that the large castle was surrounded by high walls and large iron gates and was strongly fortified . | to keep intruders out . | why was the large castle surrounded by high walls and large iron gates ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4530 | why was the large castle surrounded by high walls and large iron gates ? | []
| local | causal relationship | implicit |
momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | momotaro landed , and with the hope of finding some way of entrance , walked up the path towards the top , followed by the monkey and the dog . they soon came upon two beautiful damsels washing clothes in a stream . momotaro saw that the clothes were blood - stained , and that as the two maidens washed , the tears were falling fast down their cheeks . he stopped and spoke to them : " who are you , and why do you weep ? " " we are captives of the demon king . we were carried away from our homes to this island , and though we are the daughters of daimios ( lords ) , we are obliged to be his servants , and one day he will kill us"--and the maidens held up the blood - stained clothes--"and eat us , and there is no one to help us ! " | washing clothes in a stream . | what were the two beautiful damsels doing ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4531 | what were the two beautiful damsels doing ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | momotaro landed , and with the hope of finding some way of entrance , walked up the path towards the top , followed by the monkey and the dog . they soon came upon two beautiful damsels washing clothes in a stream . momotaro saw that the clothes were blood - stained , and that as the two maidens washed , the tears were falling fast down their cheeks . he stopped and spoke to them : " who are you , and why do you weep ? " " we are captives of the demon king . we were carried away from our homes to this island , and though we are the daughters of daimios ( lords ) , we are obliged to be his servants , and one day he will kill us"--and the maidens held up the blood - stained clothes--"and eat us , and there is no one to help us ! " | they are captives of the demon king . | why were the maidens crying ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4532 | why were the maidens crying ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | and their tears burst out afresh at this horrible thought . " i will rescue you , " said momotaro . " do not weep any more , only show me how i may get into the castle . " then the two ladies led the way and showed momotaro a little back door in the lowest part of the castle wall -- so small that momotaro could hardly crawl in . | the two ladies led the way . | how did momotaro get into the castle ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4533 | how did momotaro get into the castle ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the pheasant , who was all this time fighting hard , saw momotaro and his little band rush in at the back . momotaro 's onslaught was so furious that the devils could not stand against him . at first their foe had been a single bird , the pheasant , but now that momotaro and the dog and the monkey had arrived they were bewildered , for the four enemies fought like a hundred , so strong were they . some of the devils fell off the parapet of the castle and were dashed to pieces on the rocks beneath ; others fell into the sea and were drowned ; many were beaten to death by the three animals . | the four enemies fought like a hundred . | why were the devils bewildered ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4534 | why were the devils bewildered ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the chief of the devils at last was the only one left . he made up his mind to surrender , for he knew that his enemy was stronger than mortal man . he came up humbly to momotaro and threw down his iron bar , and kneeling down at the victor 's feet he broke off the horns on his head in token of submission , for they were the sign of his strength and power . | he knew that his enemy was stronger than mortal man . | why did the chief of devils surrender ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4535 | why did the chief of devils surrender ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the chief of the devils at last was the only one left . he made up his mind to surrender , for he knew that his enemy was stronger than mortal man . he came up humbly to momotaro and threw down his iron bar , and kneeling down at the victor 's feet he broke off the horns on his head in token of submission , for they were the sign of his strength and power . | they were a sign of his strength ad power . | why were the devil's broken horns a token of submission ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4536 | why were the devil's broken horns a token of submission ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | " it is not like you , big devil , to beg for mercy , is it ? i can not spare your wicked life , however much you beg , for you have killed and tortured many people and robbed our country for many years . " then momotaro tied the devil chief up and gave him into the monkey 's charge . having done this , he went into all the rooms of the castle and set the prisoners free and gathered together all the treasure he found . | went into all the rooms of the castle and set the prisoners free . | what did momotaro do after giving the devil to the monkey's charge ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4537 | what did momotaro do after giving the devil to the monkey's charge ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the dog and the pheasant carried home the plunder , and thus momotaro returned triumphantly to his home , taking with him the devil chief as a captive . | triumphantly . | how did momotaro return home ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4538 | how did momotaro return home ? | []
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momotaro-story-of-son-of-peach | the two poor damsels , daughters of daimios , and others whom the wicked demon had carried off to be his slaves , were taken safely to their own homes and delivered to their parents . the whole country made a hero of momotaro on his triumphant return , and rejoiced that the country was now freed from the robber devils who had been a terror of the land for a long time . | admiration . | how did the whole country feel about momotaro ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4539 | how did the whole country feel about momotaro ? | []
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king-kojata | there was once upon a time a king called kojata , whose beard was so long that it reached below his knees . three years had passed since his marriage , and he lived very happily with his wife , but heaven granted him no heir , which grieved the king greatly . one day he set forth from his capital , in order to make a journey through his kingdom . he travelled for nearly a year through the different parts of his territory , and then , having seen all there was to be seen , he set forth on his homeward way . as the day was very hot and sultry he commanded his servants to pitch tents in the open field , and there await the cool of the evening . suddenly a frightful thirst seized the king , and as he saw no water near , he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . before long he came to a well filled to the brim with water clear as crystal , and on the bosom of which a golden jug was floating . king kojata at once tried to seize the vessel , but though he endeavoured to grasp it with his right hand , and then with his left , the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . first with one hand , and then with two , did the king try to seize it , but like a fish the goblet always slipped through his fingers and bobbed to the ground only to reappear at some other place , and mock the king . | kojata . | who had a beard so long it reached below his knees ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4540 | who had a beard so long it reached below his knees ? | []
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king-kojata | there was once upon a time a king called kojata , whose beard was so long that it reached below his knees . three years had passed since his marriage , and he lived very happily with his wife , but heaven granted him no heir , which grieved the king greatly . one day he set forth from his capital , in order to make a journey through his kingdom . he travelled for nearly a year through the different parts of his territory , and then , having seen all there was to be seen , he set forth on his homeward way . as the day was very hot and sultry he commanded his servants to pitch tents in the open field , and there await the cool of the evening . suddenly a frightful thirst seized the king , and as he saw no water near , he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . before long he came to a well filled to the brim with water clear as crystal , and on the bosom of which a golden jug was floating . king kojata at once tried to seize the vessel , but though he endeavoured to grasp it with his right hand , and then with his left , the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . first with one hand , and then with two , did the king try to seize it , but like a fish the goblet always slipped through his fingers and bobbed to the ground only to reappear at some other place , and mock the king . | heaven granted him no heir . | why did the king grieve greatly ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4541 | why did the king grieve greatly ? | []
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king-kojata | there was once upon a time a king called kojata , whose beard was so long that it reached below his knees . three years had passed since his marriage , and he lived very happily with his wife , but heaven granted him no heir , which grieved the king greatly . one day he set forth from his capital , in order to make a journey through his kingdom . he travelled for nearly a year through the different parts of his territory , and then , having seen all there was to be seen , he set forth on his homeward way . as the day was very hot and sultry he commanded his servants to pitch tents in the open field , and there await the cool of the evening . suddenly a frightful thirst seized the king , and as he saw no water near , he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . before long he came to a well filled to the brim with water clear as crystal , and on the bosom of which a golden jug was floating . king kojata at once tried to seize the vessel , but though he endeavoured to grasp it with his right hand , and then with his left , the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . first with one hand , and then with two , did the king try to seize it , but like a fish the goblet always slipped through his fingers and bobbed to the ground only to reappear at some other place , and mock the king . | his capital . | where did the king set forth from ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4542 | where did the king set forth from ? | []
| local | setting | explicit |
king-kojata | there was once upon a time a king called kojata , whose beard was so long that it reached below his knees . three years had passed since his marriage , and he lived very happily with his wife , but heaven granted him no heir , which grieved the king greatly . one day he set forth from his capital , in order to make a journey through his kingdom . he travelled for nearly a year through the different parts of his territory , and then , having seen all there was to be seen , he set forth on his homeward way . as the day was very hot and sultry he commanded his servants to pitch tents in the open field , and there await the cool of the evening . suddenly a frightful thirst seized the king , and as he saw no water near , he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . before long he came to a well filled to the brim with water clear as crystal , and on the bosom of which a golden jug was floating . king kojata at once tried to seize the vessel , but though he endeavoured to grasp it with his right hand , and then with his left , the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . first with one hand , and then with two , did the king try to seize it , but like a fish the goblet always slipped through his fingers and bobbed to the ground only to reappear at some other place , and mock the king . | to make a journey through his kingdom . | why did the king set forth from his capital ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4543 | why did the king set forth from his capital ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
king-kojata | there was once upon a time a king called kojata , whose beard was so long that it reached below his knees . three years had passed since his marriage , and he lived very happily with his wife , but heaven granted him no heir , which grieved the king greatly . one day he set forth from his capital , in order to make a journey through his kingdom . he travelled for nearly a year through the different parts of his territory , and then , having seen all there was to be seen , he set forth on his homeward way . as the day was very hot and sultry he commanded his servants to pitch tents in the open field , and there await the cool of the evening . suddenly a frightful thirst seized the king , and as he saw no water near , he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . before long he came to a well filled to the brim with water clear as crystal , and on the bosom of which a golden jug was floating . king kojata at once tried to seize the vessel , but though he endeavoured to grasp it with his right hand , and then with his left , the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . first with one hand , and then with two , did the king try to seize it , but like a fish the goblet always slipped through his fingers and bobbed to the ground only to reappear at some other place , and mock the king . | in the open field . | where did the servants pitch the tents ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4544 | where did the servants pitch the tents ? | []
| local | setting | explicit |
king-kojata | there was once upon a time a king called kojata , whose beard was so long that it reached below his knees . three years had passed since his marriage , and he lived very happily with his wife , but heaven granted him no heir , which grieved the king greatly . one day he set forth from his capital , in order to make a journey through his kingdom . he travelled for nearly a year through the different parts of his territory , and then , having seen all there was to be seen , he set forth on his homeward way . as the day was very hot and sultry he commanded his servants to pitch tents in the open field , and there await the cool of the evening . suddenly a frightful thirst seized the king , and as he saw no water near , he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . before long he came to a well filled to the brim with water clear as crystal , and on the bosom of which a golden jug was floating . king kojata at once tried to seize the vessel , but though he endeavoured to grasp it with his right hand , and then with his left , the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . first with one hand , and then with two , did the king try to seize it , but like a fish the goblet always slipped through his fingers and bobbed to the ground only to reappear at some other place , and mock the king . | the day was very hot and sultry . | why did the king command his servants to pitch tents ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4545 | why did the king command his servants to pitch tents ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
king-kojata | there was once upon a time a king called kojata , whose beard was so long that it reached below his knees . three years had passed since his marriage , and he lived very happily with his wife , but heaven granted him no heir , which grieved the king greatly . one day he set forth from his capital , in order to make a journey through his kingdom . he travelled for nearly a year through the different parts of his territory , and then , having seen all there was to be seen , he set forth on his homeward way . as the day was very hot and sultry he commanded his servants to pitch tents in the open field , and there await the cool of the evening . suddenly a frightful thirst seized the king , and as he saw no water near , he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . before long he came to a well filled to the brim with water clear as crystal , and on the bosom of which a golden jug was floating . king kojata at once tried to seize the vessel , but though he endeavoured to grasp it with his right hand , and then with his left , the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . first with one hand , and then with two , did the king try to seize it , but like a fish the goblet always slipped through his fingers and bobbed to the ground only to reappear at some other place , and mock the king . | he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . | what did the king do when he became thirsty ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4546 | what did the king do when he became thirsty ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
king-kojata | there was once upon a time a king called kojata , whose beard was so long that it reached below his knees . three years had passed since his marriage , and he lived very happily with his wife , but heaven granted him no heir , which grieved the king greatly . one day he set forth from his capital , in order to make a journey through his kingdom . he travelled for nearly a year through the different parts of his territory , and then , having seen all there was to be seen , he set forth on his homeward way . as the day was very hot and sultry he commanded his servants to pitch tents in the open field , and there await the cool of the evening . suddenly a frightful thirst seized the king , and as he saw no water near , he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . before long he came to a well filled to the brim with water clear as crystal , and on the bosom of which a golden jug was floating . king kojata at once tried to seize the vessel , but though he endeavoured to grasp it with his right hand , and then with his left , the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . first with one hand , and then with two , did the king try to seize it , but like a fish the goblet always slipped through his fingers and bobbed to the ground only to reappear at some other place , and mock the king . | a golden jug . | what did the king find floating in the well ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4547 | what did the king find floating in the well ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
king-kojata | there was once upon a time a king called kojata , whose beard was so long that it reached below his knees . three years had passed since his marriage , and he lived very happily with his wife , but heaven granted him no heir , which grieved the king greatly . one day he set forth from his capital , in order to make a journey through his kingdom . he travelled for nearly a year through the different parts of his territory , and then , having seen all there was to be seen , he set forth on his homeward way . as the day was very hot and sultry he commanded his servants to pitch tents in the open field , and there await the cool of the evening . suddenly a frightful thirst seized the king , and as he saw no water near , he mounted his horse , and rode through the neighbourhood looking for a spring . before long he came to a well filled to the brim with water clear as crystal , and on the bosom of which a golden jug was floating . king kojata at once tried to seize the vessel , but though he endeavoured to grasp it with his right hand , and then with his left , the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . first with one hand , and then with two , did the king try to seize it , but like a fish the goblet always slipped through his fingers and bobbed to the ground only to reappear at some other place , and mock the king . | the wretched thing always eluded his efforts and refused to let itself be caught . | what happened when the king tried to get the jug ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4548 | what happened when the king tried to get the jug ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | ' plague on you ! ' said king kojata . ' i can quench my thirst without you , ' and bending over the well he lapped up the water so greedily that he plunged his face , beard and all , right into the crystal mirror . but when he had satisfied his thirst , and wished to raise himself up , he could n't lift his head , because someone held his beard fast in the water . ' who 's there ? let me go ! ' cried king kojata , but there was no answer ; only an awful face looked up from the bottom of the well with two great green eyes , glowing like emeralds , and a wide mouth reaching from ear to ear showing two rows of gleaming white teeth , and the king 's beard was held , not by mortal hands , but by two claws . at last a hoarse voice sounded from the depths . ' your trouble is all in vain , king kojata ; i will only let you go on condition that you give me something you know nothing about , and which you will find on your return home . ' the king did n't pause to ponder long , ' for what , ' thought he , ' could be in my palace without my knowing about it -- the thing is absurd ; ' so he answered quickly : ' yes , i promise that you shall have it . ' the voice replied , ' very well ; but it will go ill with you if you fail to keep your promise . ' then the claws relaxed their hold , and the face disappeared in the depths . the king drew his chin out of the water , and shook himself like a dog ; then he mounted his horse and rode thoughtfully home with his retinue . | he could n't lift his head . | what happened when the king tried to raise himself up ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4549 | what happened when the king tried to raise himself up ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | ' plague on you ! ' said king kojata . ' i can quench my thirst without you , ' and bending over the well he lapped up the water so greedily that he plunged his face , beard and all , right into the crystal mirror . but when he had satisfied his thirst , and wished to raise himself up , he could n't lift his head , because someone held his beard fast in the water . ' who 's there ? let me go ! ' cried king kojata , but there was no answer ; only an awful face looked up from the bottom of the well with two great green eyes , glowing like emeralds , and a wide mouth reaching from ear to ear showing two rows of gleaming white teeth , and the king 's beard was held , not by mortal hands , but by two claws . at last a hoarse voice sounded from the depths . ' your trouble is all in vain , king kojata ; i will only let you go on condition that you give me something you know nothing about , and which you will find on your return home . ' the king did n't pause to ponder long , ' for what , ' thought he , ' could be in my palace without my knowing about it -- the thing is absurd ; ' so he answered quickly : ' yes , i promise that you shall have it . ' the voice replied , ' very well ; but it will go ill with you if you fail to keep your promise . ' then the claws relaxed their hold , and the face disappeared in the depths . the king drew his chin out of the water , and shook himself like a dog ; then he mounted his horse and rode thoughtfully home with his retinue . | someone held his beard fast in the water . | why couldn't the king lift his head ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4550 | why couldn't the king lift his head ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
king-kojata | ' plague on you ! ' said king kojata . ' i can quench my thirst without you , ' and bending over the well he lapped up the water so greedily that he plunged his face , beard and all , right into the crystal mirror . but when he had satisfied his thirst , and wished to raise himself up , he could n't lift his head , because someone held his beard fast in the water . ' who 's there ? let me go ! ' cried king kojata , but there was no answer ; only an awful face looked up from the bottom of the well with two great green eyes , glowing like emeralds , and a wide mouth reaching from ear to ear showing two rows of gleaming white teeth , and the king 's beard was held , not by mortal hands , but by two claws . at last a hoarse voice sounded from the depths . ' your trouble is all in vain , king kojata ; i will only let you go on condition that you give me something you know nothing about , and which you will find on your return home . ' the king did n't pause to ponder long , ' for what , ' thought he , ' could be in my palace without my knowing about it -- the thing is absurd ; ' so he answered quickly : ' yes , i promise that you shall have it . ' the voice replied , ' very well ; but it will go ill with you if you fail to keep your promise . ' then the claws relaxed their hold , and the face disappeared in the depths . the king drew his chin out of the water , and shook himself like a dog ; then he mounted his horse and rode thoughtfully home with his retinue . | something he knows nothing about , and which he will find on his return home . | what will the king have to give to be released ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4551 | what will the king have to give to be released ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
king-kojata | ' plague on you ! ' said king kojata . ' i can quench my thirst without you , ' and bending over the well he lapped up the water so greedily that he plunged his face , beard and all , right into the crystal mirror . but when he had satisfied his thirst , and wished to raise himself up , he could n't lift his head , because someone held his beard fast in the water . ' who 's there ? let me go ! ' cried king kojata , but there was no answer ; only an awful face looked up from the bottom of the well with two great green eyes , glowing like emeralds , and a wide mouth reaching from ear to ear showing two rows of gleaming white teeth , and the king 's beard was held , not by mortal hands , but by two claws . at last a hoarse voice sounded from the depths . ' your trouble is all in vain , king kojata ; i will only let you go on condition that you give me something you know nothing about , and which you will find on your return home . ' the king did n't pause to ponder long , ' for what , ' thought he , ' could be in my palace without my knowing about it -- the thing is absurd ; ' so he answered quickly : ' yes , i promise that you shall have it . ' the voice replied , ' very well ; but it will go ill with you if you fail to keep your promise . ' then the claws relaxed their hold , and the face disappeared in the depths . the king drew his chin out of the water , and shook himself like a dog ; then he mounted his horse and rode thoughtfully home with his retinue . | the claws relaxed their hold , and the face disappeared in the depths . | what happened when the king agreed to the voice's condition ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4552 | what happened when the king agreed to the voice's condition ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | when they approached the capital , all the people came out to meet them with great joy and acclamation , and when the king reached his palace the queen met him on the threshold ; beside her stood the prime minister , holding a little cradle in his hands , in which lay a new - born child as beautiful as the day . then the whole thing dawned on the king , and groaning deeply he muttered to himself ' so this is what i did not know about , ' and the tears rolled down his cheeks . all the courtiers standing round were much amazed at the king 's grief , but no one dared to ask him the cause of it . he took the child in his arms and kissed it tenderly ; then laying it in its cradle , he determined to control his emotion and began to reign again as before . the secret of the king remained a secret , though his grave , careworn expression escaped no one 's notice . in the constant dread that his child would be taken from him , poor kojata knew no rest night or day . however , time went on and nothing happened . days and months and years passed , and the prince grew up into a beautiful youth , and at last the king himself forgot all about the incident that had happened so long ago . | joy . | how did the people feel when the king returned ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4553 | how did the people feel when the king returned ? | []
| local | feeling | explicit |
king-kojata | when they approached the capital , all the people came out to meet them with great joy and acclamation , and when the king reached his palace the queen met him on the threshold ; beside her stood the prime minister , holding a little cradle in his hands , in which lay a new - born child as beautiful as the day . then the whole thing dawned on the king , and groaning deeply he muttered to himself ' so this is what i did not know about , ' and the tears rolled down his cheeks . all the courtiers standing round were much amazed at the king 's grief , but no one dared to ask him the cause of it . he took the child in his arms and kissed it tenderly ; then laying it in its cradle , he determined to control his emotion and began to reign again as before . the secret of the king remained a secret , though his grave , careworn expression escaped no one 's notice . in the constant dread that his child would be taken from him , poor kojata knew no rest night or day . however , time went on and nothing happened . days and months and years passed , and the prince grew up into a beautiful youth , and at last the king himself forgot all about the incident that had happened so long ago . | the queen . | who met the king on the threshold ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4554 | who met the king on the threshold ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
king-kojata | when they approached the capital , all the people came out to meet them with great joy and acclamation , and when the king reached his palace the queen met him on the threshold ; beside her stood the prime minister , holding a little cradle in his hands , in which lay a new - born child as beautiful as the day . then the whole thing dawned on the king , and groaning deeply he muttered to himself ' so this is what i did not know about , ' and the tears rolled down his cheeks . all the courtiers standing round were much amazed at the king 's grief , but no one dared to ask him the cause of it . he took the child in his arms and kissed it tenderly ; then laying it in its cradle , he determined to control his emotion and began to reign again as before . the secret of the king remained a secret , though his grave , careworn expression escaped no one 's notice . in the constant dread that his child would be taken from him , poor kojata knew no rest night or day . however , time went on and nothing happened . days and months and years passed , and the prince grew up into a beautiful youth , and at last the king himself forgot all about the incident that had happened so long ago . | amazed . | how did the courtiers feel seeing the king's grief ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4555 | how did the courtiers feel seeing the king's grief ? | []
| local | feeling | explicit |
king-kojata | when they approached the capital , all the people came out to meet them with great joy and acclamation , and when the king reached his palace the queen met him on the threshold ; beside her stood the prime minister , holding a little cradle in his hands , in which lay a new - born child as beautiful as the day . then the whole thing dawned on the king , and groaning deeply he muttered to himself ' so this is what i did not know about , ' and the tears rolled down his cheeks . all the courtiers standing round were much amazed at the king 's grief , but no one dared to ask him the cause of it . he took the child in his arms and kissed it tenderly ; then laying it in its cradle , he determined to control his emotion and began to reign again as before . the secret of the king remained a secret , though his grave , careworn expression escaped no one 's notice . in the constant dread that his child would be taken from him , poor kojata knew no rest night or day . however , time went on and nothing happened . days and months and years passed , and the prince grew up into a beautiful youth , and at last the king himself forgot all about the incident that had happened so long ago . | as beautiful as the day . | how did the newborn look ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4556 | how did the newborn look ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
king-kojata | when they approached the capital , all the people came out to meet them with great joy and acclamation , and when the king reached his palace the queen met him on the threshold ; beside her stood the prime minister , holding a little cradle in his hands , in which lay a new - born child as beautiful as the day . then the whole thing dawned on the king , and groaning deeply he muttered to himself ' so this is what i did not know about , ' and the tears rolled down his cheeks . all the courtiers standing round were much amazed at the king 's grief , but no one dared to ask him the cause of it . he took the child in his arms and kissed it tenderly ; then laying it in its cradle , he determined to control his emotion and began to reign again as before . the secret of the king remained a secret , though his grave , careworn expression escaped no one 's notice . in the constant dread that his child would be taken from him , poor kojata knew no rest night or day . however , time went on and nothing happened . days and months and years passed , and the prince grew up into a beautiful youth , and at last the king himself forgot all about the incident that had happened so long ago . | he began to reign again as before . | what happened after the king controlled his emotions ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4557 | what happened after the king controlled his emotions ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | when they approached the capital , all the people came out to meet them with great joy and acclamation , and when the king reached his palace the queen met him on the threshold ; beside her stood the prime minister , holding a little cradle in his hands , in which lay a new - born child as beautiful as the day . then the whole thing dawned on the king , and groaning deeply he muttered to himself ' so this is what i did not know about , ' and the tears rolled down his cheeks . all the courtiers standing round were much amazed at the king 's grief , but no one dared to ask him the cause of it . he took the child in his arms and kissed it tenderly ; then laying it in its cradle , he determined to control his emotion and began to reign again as before . the secret of the king remained a secret , though his grave , careworn expression escaped no one 's notice . in the constant dread that his child would be taken from him , poor kojata knew no rest night or day . however , time went on and nothing happened . days and months and years passed , and the prince grew up into a beautiful youth , and at last the king himself forgot all about the incident that had happened so long ago . | poor kojata knew no rest night or day . | what happened because kojata was in constant dread of his child being taken away from him ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4558 | what happened because kojata was in constant dread of his child being taken away from him ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . | what happened when the prince went out hunting ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4559 | what happened when the prince went out hunting ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | the trees grew so thick and near together . | why was it almost impossible to see through the trees ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4560 | why was it almost impossible to see through the trees ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | in the hollow of the tree . | where did the prince hear rustling sounds ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4561 | where did the prince hear rustling sounds ? | []
| local | setting | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin . | who crept out of the hollow of the tree ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4562 | who crept out of the hollow of the tree ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | astonished . | how did the prince feel when he saw the old man ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4563 | how did the prince feel when he saw the old man ? | []
| local | feeling | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | milan . | what was the prince's name ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4564 | what was the prince's name ? | []
| local | character | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | his debt . | what did the old man tell the prince to remind his father about ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4565 | what did the old man tell the prince to remind his father about ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | the time has long passed since it was due . | why did the old man tell the prince to remind his father about the debt ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4566 | why did the old man tell the prince to remind his father about the debt ? | []
| local | causal relationship | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . | what happened after the old man disappeared into the tree ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4567 | what happened after the old man disappeared into the tree ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | one day the prince went out hunting , and going in pursuit of a wild boar he soon lost the other huntsmen , and found himself quite alone in the middle of a dark wood . the trees grew so thick and near together that it was almost impossible to see through them , only straight in front of him lay a little patch of meadowland . overgrown with thistles and rank weeds , in the centre of which a leafy lime tree reared itself . suddenly a rustling sound was heard in the hollow of the tree , and an extraordinary old man with green eyes and chin crept out of it . ' a fine day , prince milan , ' he said ; ' you 've kept me waiting a good number of years ; it was high time for you to come and pay me a visit . ' ' who are you , in the name of wonder ? ' demanded the astonished prince . ' you 'll find out soon enough , but in the meantime do as i bid you . greet your father king kojata from me , and do n't forget to remind him of his debt ; the time has long passed since it was due , but now he will have to pay it . farewell for the present ; we shall meet again . ' with these words the old man disappeared into the tree , and the prince returned home rather startled , and told his father all that he had seen and heard . the king grew as white as a sheet when he heard the prince 's story , and said , ' woe is me , my son ! the time has come when we must part , ' and with a heavy heart he told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | the king told the prince what had happened at the time of his birth . | what happened after the king heard the prince's story ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4568 | what happened after the king heard the prince's story ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | a horse . | what did the prince tell his father to give him ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4569 | what did the prince tell his father to give him ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | a little cross . | what did the queen hang around the prince's neck ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4570 | what did the queen hang around the prince's neck ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . | what happened after much weeping and lamentation ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4571 | what happened after much weeping and lamentation ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | a lake . | where did the prince arrive at on the third day ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4572 | where did the prince arrive at on the third day ? | []
| local | setting | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | thirty little white garments . | what did the prince notice on the grass ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4573 | what did the prince notice on the grass ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | hid himself with it . | what did the prince do with one of the garments ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4574 | what did the prince do with one of the garments ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | behind the bushes . | where did the prince hide ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4575 | where did the prince hide ? | []
| local | setting | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | they swam to the shore . | what did the ducks do after they were tired of disporting themselves ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4576 | what did the ducks do after they were tired of disporting themselves ? | []
| local | action | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | they instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . | what happened after twenty-nine of the ducks put on their white garments ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4577 | what happened after twenty-nine of the ducks put on their white garments ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | ' do n't worry or distress yourself , dear father , ' answered prince milan . ' things are never as bad as they look . only give me a horse for my journey , and i wager you 'll soon see me back again . ' the king gave him a beautiful charger , with golden stirrups , and a sword . the queen hung a little cross round his neck , and after much weeping and lamentation the prince bade them all farewell and set forth on his journey . he rode straight on for two days , and on the third he came to a lake as smooth as glass and as clear as crystal . not a breath of wind moved , not a leaf stirred , all was silent as the grave , only on the still bosom of the lake thirty ducks , with brilliant plumage , swam about in the water . not far from the shore prince milan noticed thirty little white garments lying on the grass , and dismounting from his horse , he crept down under the high bulrushes , took one of the garments and hid himself with it behind the bushes which grew round the lake . the ducks swam about all over the place , dived down into the depths and rose again and glided through the waves . at last , tired of disporting themselves , they swam to the shore , and twenty - nine of them put on their little white garments and instantly turned into so many beautiful maidens . then they finished dressing and disappeared . only the thirtieth little duck could n't come to the land ; it swam about close to the shore , and , giving out a piercing cry , it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | it stretched its neck up timidly , gazed wildly around , and then dived under again . | what happened because the thirtieth little duck couldn't come to land ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4578 | what happened because the thirtieth little duck couldn't come to land ? | []
| local | outcome resolution | explicit |
king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | pity . | how did prince milan feel when he saw the thirtieth duck ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4579 | how did prince milan feel when he saw the thirtieth duck ? | []
| local | feeling | explicit |
king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature . | why did the prince come out of the bulrushes ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4580 | why did the prince come out of the bulrushes ? | []
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king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' . | what happened as soon as the duck perceived the prince ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4581 | what happened as soon as the duck perceived the prince ? | []
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king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | a wicked magician . | who was the woman the daughter of ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4582 | who was the woman the daughter of ? | []
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king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | hyacinthia . | what was the woman's name ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4583 | what was the woman's name ? | []
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king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | a mighty ruler in the underworld . | who was the wicked magician ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4584 | who was the wicked magician ? | []
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king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | throw himself at once on the ground and approach her father on his knees . | what did hyacinthia tell the prince to do when he reached the presence of her father ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4585 | what did hyacinthia tell the prince to do when he reached the presence of her father ? | []
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king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | grateful . | how will the thirtieth duck feel when the prince returns the garment ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4586 | how will the thirtieth duck feel when the prince returns the garment ? | []
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king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . | what happened when hyacinthia stamped on the ground ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4587 | what happened when hyacinthia stamped on the ground ? | []
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king-kojata | ' plague on you ! ' said king kojata . ' i can quench my thirst without you , ' and bending over the well he lapped up the water so greedily that he plunged his face , beard and all , right into the crystal mirror . but when he had satisfied his thirst , and wished to raise himself up , he could n't lift his head , because someone held his beard fast in the water . ' who 's there ? let me go ! ' cried king kojata , but there was no answer ; only an awful face looked up from the bottom of the well with two great green eyes , glowing like emeralds , and a wide mouth reaching from ear to ear showing two rows of gleaming white teeth , and the king 's beard was held , not by mortal hands , but by two claws . at last a hoarse voice sounded from the depths . ' your trouble is all in vain , king kojata ; i will only let you go on condition that you give me something you know nothing about , and which you will find on your return home . ' the king did n't pause to ponder long , ' for what , ' thought he , ' could be in my palace without my knowing about it -- the thing is absurd ; ' so he answered quickly : ' yes , i promise that you shall have it . ' the voice replied , ' very well ; but it will go ill with you if you fail to keep your promise . ' then the claws relaxed their hold , and the face disappeared in the depths . the king drew his chin out of the water , and shook himself like a dog ; then he mounted his horse and rode thoughtfully home with his retinue . the palace of the magician was all hewn out of a single carbuncle , lighting up the whole surrounding region , and prince milan walked into it gaily . the magician sat on a throne , a sparkling crown on his head ; his eyes blazed like a green fire , and instead of hands he had claws . as soon as prince milan entered he flung himself on his knees . the magician stamped loudly with his feet , glared frightfully out of his green eyes , and cursed so loudly that the whole underworld shook . but the prince , mindful of the counsel he had been given , was n't the least afraid , and approached the throne still on his knees . at last the magician laughed aloud and said , ' you rogue , you have been well advised to make me laugh ; i wo n't be your enemy any more . welcome to the underworld ! all the same , for your delay in coming here , we must demand three services from you . for to - day you may go , but to - morrow i shall have something more to say to you . ' then two servants led prince milan to a beautiful apartment , and he lay down fearlessly on the soft bed that had been prepared for him , and was soon fast asleep . early the next morning the magician sent for him , and said , ' let 's see now what you 've learnt . in the first place you must build me a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal ; all round you must lay out a beautiful garden , with fish - ponds and artistic waterfalls . if you do all this , i will reward you richly ; but if you do n't , you shall lose your head . ' | claws . | what did the magician have instead of hands ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4588 | what did the magician have instead of hands ? | []
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king-kojata | prince milan 's heart was so moved with pity for the poor little creature that he came out from behind the bulrushes , to see if he could be of any help . as soon as the duck perceived him , it cried in a human voice , ' oh , dear prince milan , for the love of heaven give me back my garment , and i will be so grateful to you . ' the prince lay the little garment on the bank beside her , and stepped back into the bushes . in a few seconds a beautiful girl in a white robe stood before him , so fair and sweet and young that no pen could describe her . she gave the prince her hand and spoke . ' many thanks , prince milan , for your courtesy . i am the daughter of a wicked magician , and my name is hyacinthia . my father has thirty young daughters , and is a mighty ruler in the underworld , with many castles and great riches . he has been expecting you for ages , but you need have no fear if you will only follow my advice . as soon as you come into the presence of my father , throw yourself at once on the ground and approach him on your knees . do n't mind if he stamps furiously with his feet and curses and swears . i 'll attend to the rest , and in the meantime we had better be off . ' with these words the beautiful hyacinthia stamped on the ground with her little foot , and the earth opened and they both sank down into the lower world . the palace of the magician was all hewn out of a single carbuncle , lighting up the whole surrounding region , and prince milan walked into it gaily . the magician sat on a throne , a sparkling crown on his head ; his eyes blazed like a green fire , and instead of hands he had claws . as soon as prince milan entered he flung himself on his knees . the magician stamped loudly with his feet , glared frightfully out of his green eyes , and cursed so loudly that the whole underworld shook . but the prince , mindful of the counsel he had been given , was n't the least afraid , and approached the throne still on his knees . at last the magician laughed aloud and said , ' you rogue , you have been well advised to make me laugh ; i wo n't be your enemy any more . welcome to the underworld ! all the same , for your delay in coming here , we must demand three services from you . for to - day you may go , but to - morrow i shall have something more to say to you . ' then two servants led prince milan to a beautiful apartment , and he lay down fearlessly on the soft bed that had been prepared for him , and was soon fast asleep . early the next morning the magician sent for him , and said , ' let 's see now what you 've learnt . in the first place you must build me a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal ; all round you must lay out a beautiful garden , with fish - ponds and artistic waterfalls . if you do all this , i will reward you richly ; but if you do n't , you shall lose your head . ' | he flung himself on his knees . | what happened as soon as the prince entered the palace ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4589 | what happened as soon as the prince entered the palace ? | []
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king-kojata | the palace of the magician was all hewn out of a single carbuncle , lighting up the whole surrounding region , and prince milan walked into it gaily . the magician sat on a throne , a sparkling crown on his head ; his eyes blazed like a green fire , and instead of hands he had claws . as soon as prince milan entered he flung himself on his knees . the magician stamped loudly with his feet , glared frightfully out of his green eyes , and cursed so loudly that the whole underworld shook . but the prince , mindful of the counsel he had been given , was n't the least afraid , and approached the throne still on his knees . at last the magician laughed aloud and said , ' you rogue , you have been well advised to make me laugh ; i wo n't be your enemy any more . welcome to the underworld ! all the same , for your delay in coming here , we must demand three services from you . for to - day you may go , but to - morrow i shall have something more to say to you . ' then two servants led prince milan to a beautiful apartment , and he lay down fearlessly on the soft bed that had been prepared for him , and was soon fast asleep . early the next morning the magician sent for him , and said , ' let 's see now what you 've learnt . in the first place you must build me a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal ; all round you must lay out a beautiful garden , with fish - ponds and artistic waterfalls . if you do all this , i will reward you richly ; but if you do n't , you shall lose your head . ' | the magician laughed aloud . | what happened after the prince approached the throne still on his knees ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4590 | what happened after the prince approached the throne still on his knees ? | []
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king-kojata | the palace of the magician was all hewn out of a single carbuncle , lighting up the whole surrounding region , and prince milan walked into it gaily . the magician sat on a throne , a sparkling crown on his head ; his eyes blazed like a green fire , and instead of hands he had claws . as soon as prince milan entered he flung himself on his knees . the magician stamped loudly with his feet , glared frightfully out of his green eyes , and cursed so loudly that the whole underworld shook . but the prince , mindful of the counsel he had been given , was n't the least afraid , and approached the throne still on his knees . at last the magician laughed aloud and said , ' you rogue , you have been well advised to make me laugh ; i wo n't be your enemy any more . welcome to the underworld ! all the same , for your delay in coming here , we must demand three services from you . for to - day you may go , but to - morrow i shall have something more to say to you . ' then two servants led prince milan to a beautiful apartment , and he lay down fearlessly on the soft bed that had been prepared for him , and was soon fast asleep . early the next morning the magician sent for him , and said , ' let 's see now what you 've learnt . in the first place you must build me a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal ; all round you must lay out a beautiful garden , with fish - ponds and artistic waterfalls . if you do all this , i will reward you richly ; but if you do n't , you shall lose your head . ' | the prince had been well advised to make the magician laugh . | why was the prince no longer the magician's enemy ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4591 | why was the prince no longer the magician's enemy ? | []
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king-kojata | the palace of the magician was all hewn out of a single carbuncle , lighting up the whole surrounding region , and prince milan walked into it gaily . the magician sat on a throne , a sparkling crown on his head ; his eyes blazed like a green fire , and instead of hands he had claws . as soon as prince milan entered he flung himself on his knees . the magician stamped loudly with his feet , glared frightfully out of his green eyes , and cursed so loudly that the whole underworld shook . but the prince , mindful of the counsel he had been given , was n't the least afraid , and approached the throne still on his knees . at last the magician laughed aloud and said , ' you rogue , you have been well advised to make me laugh ; i wo n't be your enemy any more . welcome to the underworld ! all the same , for your delay in coming here , we must demand three services from you . for to - day you may go , but to - morrow i shall have something more to say to you . ' then two servants led prince milan to a beautiful apartment , and he lay down fearlessly on the soft bed that had been prepared for him , and was soon fast asleep . early the next morning the magician sent for him , and said , ' let 's see now what you 've learnt . in the first place you must build me a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal ; all round you must lay out a beautiful garden , with fish - ponds and artistic waterfalls . if you do all this , i will reward you richly ; but if you do n't , you shall lose your head . ' | two servants . | who led the prince to a beautiful apartment ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4592 | who led the prince to a beautiful apartment ? | []
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king-kojata | the palace of the magician was all hewn out of a single carbuncle , lighting up the whole surrounding region , and prince milan walked into it gaily . the magician sat on a throne , a sparkling crown on his head ; his eyes blazed like a green fire , and instead of hands he had claws . as soon as prince milan entered he flung himself on his knees . the magician stamped loudly with his feet , glared frightfully out of his green eyes , and cursed so loudly that the whole underworld shook . but the prince , mindful of the counsel he had been given , was n't the least afraid , and approached the throne still on his knees . at last the magician laughed aloud and said , ' you rogue , you have been well advised to make me laugh ; i wo n't be your enemy any more . welcome to the underworld ! all the same , for your delay in coming here , we must demand three services from you . for to - day you may go , but to - morrow i shall have something more to say to you . ' then two servants led prince milan to a beautiful apartment , and he lay down fearlessly on the soft bed that had been prepared for him , and was soon fast asleep . early the next morning the magician sent for him , and said , ' let 's see now what you 've learnt . in the first place you must build me a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal ; all round you must lay out a beautiful garden , with fish - ponds and artistic waterfalls . if you do all this , i will reward you richly ; but if you do n't , you shall lose your head . ' | a beautiful apartment . | where did the two servants take prince milan to ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4593 | where did the two servants take prince milan to ? | []
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king-kojata | the palace of the magician was all hewn out of a single carbuncle , lighting up the whole surrounding region , and prince milan walked into it gaily . the magician sat on a throne , a sparkling crown on his head ; his eyes blazed like a green fire , and instead of hands he had claws . as soon as prince milan entered he flung himself on his knees . the magician stamped loudly with his feet , glared frightfully out of his green eyes , and cursed so loudly that the whole underworld shook . but the prince , mindful of the counsel he had been given , was n't the least afraid , and approached the throne still on his knees . at last the magician laughed aloud and said , ' you rogue , you have been well advised to make me laugh ; i wo n't be your enemy any more . welcome to the underworld ! all the same , for your delay in coming here , we must demand three services from you . for to - day you may go , but to - morrow i shall have something more to say to you . ' then two servants led prince milan to a beautiful apartment , and he lay down fearlessly on the soft bed that had been prepared for him , and was soon fast asleep . early the next morning the magician sent for him , and said , ' let 's see now what you 've learnt . in the first place you must build me a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal ; all round you must lay out a beautiful garden , with fish - ponds and artistic waterfalls . if you do all this , i will reward you richly ; but if you do n't , you shall lose your head . ' | three services . | what did the prince have to do because he delayed visiting the magician ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4594 | what did the prince have to do because he delayed visiting the magician ? | []
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king-kojata | the palace of the magician was all hewn out of a single carbuncle , lighting up the whole surrounding region , and prince milan walked into it gaily . the magician sat on a throne , a sparkling crown on his head ; his eyes blazed like a green fire , and instead of hands he had claws . as soon as prince milan entered he flung himself on his knees . the magician stamped loudly with his feet , glared frightfully out of his green eyes , and cursed so loudly that the whole underworld shook . but the prince , mindful of the counsel he had been given , was n't the least afraid , and approached the throne still on his knees . at last the magician laughed aloud and said , ' you rogue , you have been well advised to make me laugh ; i wo n't be your enemy any more . welcome to the underworld ! all the same , for your delay in coming here , we must demand three services from you . for to - day you may go , but to - morrow i shall have something more to say to you . ' then two servants led prince milan to a beautiful apartment , and he lay down fearlessly on the soft bed that had been prepared for him , and was soon fast asleep . early the next morning the magician sent for him , and said , ' let 's see now what you 've learnt . in the first place you must build me a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal ; all round you must lay out a beautiful garden , with fish - ponds and artistic waterfalls . if you do all this , i will reward you richly ; but if you do n't , you shall lose your head . ' | a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal . | what was the prince assigned to build ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4595 | what was the prince assigned to build ? | []
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king-kojata | the palace of the magician was all hewn out of a single carbuncle , lighting up the whole surrounding region , and prince milan walked into it gaily . the magician sat on a throne , a sparkling crown on his head ; his eyes blazed like a green fire , and instead of hands he had claws . as soon as prince milan entered he flung himself on his knees . the magician stamped loudly with his feet , glared frightfully out of his green eyes , and cursed so loudly that the whole underworld shook . but the prince , mindful of the counsel he had been given , was n't the least afraid , and approached the throne still on his knees . at last the magician laughed aloud and said , ' you rogue , you have been well advised to make me laugh ; i wo n't be your enemy any more . welcome to the underworld ! all the same , for your delay in coming here , we must demand three services from you . for to - day you may go , but to - morrow i shall have something more to say to you . ' then two servants led prince milan to a beautiful apartment , and he lay down fearlessly on the soft bed that had been prepared for him , and was soon fast asleep . early the next morning the magician sent for him , and said , ' let 's see now what you 've learnt . in the first place you must build me a palace to - night , the roof of purest gold , the walls of marble , and the windows of crystal ; all round you must lay out a beautiful garden , with fish - ponds and artistic waterfalls . if you do all this , i will reward you richly ; but if you do n't , you shall lose your head . ' | he shall lose his head . | what will happen if the prince does not fulfill the task ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4596 | what will happen if the prince does not fulfill the task ? | []
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king-kojata | ' oh , you wicked monster ! ' thought prince milan , ' you might as well have put me to death at once . ' sadly he returned to his room , and with bent head sat brooding over his cruel fate till evening . when it grew dark , a little bee flew by , and knocking at the window , it said , ' open , and let me in . ' milan opened the window quickly , and as soon as the bee had entered , it changed into the beautiful hyacinthia . ' good evening , prince milan . why are you so sad ? ' ' how can i help being sad ? your father threatens me with death , and i see myself already without a head . ' ' and what have you made up your mind to do ? ' ' there 's nothing to be done , and after all i suppose one can only die once . ' | sat brooding over his cruel fate . | what did the prince do until late evening ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4597 | what did the prince do until late evening ? | []
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king-kojata | ' oh , you wicked monster ! ' thought prince milan , ' you might as well have put me to death at once . ' sadly he returned to his room , and with bent head sat brooding over his cruel fate till evening . when it grew dark , a little bee flew by , and knocking at the window , it said , ' open , and let me in . ' milan opened the window quickly , and as soon as the bee had entered , it changed into the beautiful hyacinthia . ' good evening , prince milan . why are you so sad ? ' ' how can i help being sad ? your father threatens me with death , and i see myself already without a head . ' ' and what have you made up your mind to do ? ' ' there 's nothing to be done , and after all i suppose one can only die once . ' | knocked at the window . | what did the little bee do when it flew by ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4598 | what did the little bee do when it flew by ? | []
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king-kojata | ' oh , you wicked monster ! ' thought prince milan , ' you might as well have put me to death at once . ' sadly he returned to his room , and with bent head sat brooding over his cruel fate till evening . when it grew dark , a little bee flew by , and knocking at the window , it said , ' open , and let me in . ' milan opened the window quickly , and as soon as the bee had entered , it changed into the beautiful hyacinthia . ' good evening , prince milan . why are you so sad ? ' ' how can i help being sad ? your father threatens me with death , and i see myself already without a head . ' ' and what have you made up your mind to do ? ' ' there 's nothing to be done , and after all i suppose one can only die once . ' | hyacinthia . | who was the little bee ? | GEM-FairytaleQA-train-4599 | who was the little bee ? | []
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