Kekec Page #3

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Here you are, you skunk!

You've freed the little Kosobrin

and made fun of me.

But now the laugh is on my side.

Let him go, you brute !

Let him go, you beast!

Let him go !

Hey, you weasel !

Bring that servant back to me !

lt will be the end of me

if Bedanec comes here.

Has it taken your breath away?

Come on, rescue Kekec

if you dare !

Poor lad ! How did you fall

into his clutches?

Run as much as you will,

you rabbit.

l'll soon get you out

of your hole.

You're crying at last.

You're in good hands now.

l'll teach you a lot of things.

The schooling will be long.

Let me go, uncle Bedanec.

Never again will l throw

fir-cones at your nose.

lt aches as if thousand

ants bit me.

Well, well,

this sounds better.

l could bring myself to free you

if only you listen to

my orders.

Just tell what's on your

mind, uncle.

l'll let you go if you find

the little Kosobrin

and ask him for shelter

in his house,

pretending to have escaped

from me.

Kosobrin will take you through

the hidden passage,

then you will come back here and

show me where the passage is.

But woe to you if you try to

run away. l'd find you,

even if you'd be

100 meters bellow.

Why do you want to find

the hidden passage so badly?

Only through this passage l'd be

able to reach Kosobrin's hut.

And why do you want to reach

the Kosobrin's hut?

l had a servant.

She was keeping my house.

But the weasel has taken her

away from me.

Did you treat her well,

uncle Bedanec?

Why so many questions?

Mind your own business!

Go now! Quick!

lf you won't,

l'll throw you

over the cliff.

Do you really take me

for such a backstabber?

You'll do as l say.

Go at once, you punk !

No, l won't!

lndeed?

-No.

l'll beat you blue.

l'll break your bones!

Go to bed now. You're doing

like your p*ssy cat.

l'm waiting for Kekec, mum.

-He won't come tonight.

lt's getting late. He's probably

making a fire with Minjek.

l'd like him to play his

flute for me. -Tomorrow.

lt seems he's coming now.

What's the matter, Tinka?

Hey, Rozle, when will you

come to your senses?

The fool gave her such a fright,

she's all trembling.

Take a close look at this ghost.

lsn't he just like Rozle?

Pull me at my hair and you'll

see l'm no other than Rozle.

You'll see, l'm going

to tell Kekec everything.

Good luck and happiness to you !

There's a pine near the house.

ln the pine a singing bird

singing sweet and singing fair.

Calling in a harvest rich,

bringing luck and happiness.

My nose told me again where

the cask has lost its bung.

l wish you as much luck as

there are lentils in the crop,

mares should bear chicks and hes

young foals to make them mix.

All right, Misnjek.

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