Dette er en Mystery (Map Spotter) cache.
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Det var en løjerlig kuffert. Så snart man trykkede på låsen, kunne kufferten flyve; det gjorde den, vips fløj den med ham op igennem skorstenen, højt op over skyerne, længere og længere bort; det knagede i bunden, og han var så forskrækket, for at den skulle gå i stykker, for så havde han gjort en ganske artig volte! Gudbevares! og så kom han til tyrkernes land. Kufferten skjulte han i skoven, under de visne blade og gik så ind til byen; det kunne han godt gøre, for hos tyrkerne gik jo alle ligesom han i slåbrok og tøfler. Så mødte han en amme med et lille barn. "Hør du tyrke-amme!" sagde han, "hvad er det for et stort slot her tæt ved byen, vinduerne sidder så højt!"
"Der bor kongens datter!" sagde hun, "der er spået hende, at hun skal blive så ulykkelig over en kæreste, og derfor må der ingen komme til hende, uden kongen og dronningen er med!"
"Tak!" sagde købmandssønnen, og så gik han ud i skoven, satte sig i sin kuffert, fløj op på taget og krøb ind af vinduet til prinsessen.
English:
he seated himself in the trunk. It was a very wonderful trunk; no sooner did any one press on the lock than the trunk could fly. He shut the lid and pressed the lock, when away flew the trunk up the chimney with the merchant's son in it, right up into the clouds. Whenever the bottom of the trunk cracked, he was in a great fright, for if the trunk fell to pieces he would have made a tremendous somerset over the trees. However, he got safely in his trunk to the land of Turkey. He hid the trunk in the wood under some dry leaves, and then went into the town: he could so this very well, for the Turks always go about dressed in dressing-gowns and slippers, as he was himself. He happened to meet a nurse with a little child. "I say, you Turkish nurse," cried he, "what castle is that near the town, with the windows placed so high?"
"The king's daughter lives there," she replied; "it has been prophesied that she will be very unhappy about a lover, and therefore no one is allowed to visit her, unless the king and queen are present."
"Thank you," said the merchant's son. So he went back to the wood, seated himself in his trunk, flew up to the roof of the castle, and crept through the window into the princess's room.