Kekec Page #4

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But where have you left Kekec?

The boy has left the mountains

early this morning.

He left as early as that?

-Yes. Hasn't he arrived yet?

Not yet.

-l hope nothing happened to him.

Where is Kekec?

Here, eat and drink!

Well, you're pretty silent now.

No fun any more?

You made a mighty big mistake

trying to pull my leg.

Never mind, this is but

the beginning.

Kekec!

Kekec!

Uncle, l'll take the cattle

to the pasture.

Do, little Mojca, do.

What else is on your mind?

Please, uncle, do rescue

Kekec from Bedanec's hands.

Be patient, little Mojca.

l'll certainly find a good way

to help Kekec.

l feel so sorry for him, uncle.

Don't worry, little Mojca.

We'll save him all right.

And then we'll all be

happy again.

You'll mellow here

until you change your mind.

Does it pay to you, uncle, to be

losing your time with me?

Shut up, will you !

l was told you were

the greatest chatterbox around.

But you won't fool me.

Shut up! What silly ideas

he hasn't got into his head?

He thought of whistling

into my face !

l'll show you.

Soon l'll be whistling.

l have a clue of where

the hidden passage is.

Then watch yourselves! l'll rope

you all:
Kosobrin, you, Mojca !

You'll be my servant for three

years because of what you did.

For every new foolishness we'll

add another three days.

And this will make them

quite a number.

You'll beg me to go home

but l'll stay here out of spite.

You don't know me yet.

ln a week your beard

will grow white.

Kekec!

Do you hear me, Kekec?

Who's calling me?

lt's me, Mojca.

l'd like to help you,

but l'm afraid of Bedanec.

l'm not afraid of him at all.

Wait a few days

and you'll see him

begging me to go.

Do you hear Kekec? That's the

boy to lead Bedanec by the nose.

Kekec!

The eagle must have pushed him

into the precipice.

Kekec! Kekec!

Wake up!

What happened, uncle Bedanec?

-Didn't you hear it?

What, uncle? -The owl. The

owl gave such a terrible hoot!

l heard nothing.

Please, get up, boy,

and make me company.

l promise, l won't rope

you tomorrow.

Those cursed owls!

Do you know what it means

if an owl cries?

lt means death.

Owls call death.

Wait, uncle, l'll chase

them away.

Go to bed, uncle.

Owls won't cry again tonight.

On your feet, you lazy-bones!

l don't stand loafers.

l'll tear up your ears if you

don't stop staring at me.

Get out of your nest

at once !

l'm asking you for the last

time. Will yo go to Kosobrin?

No, l won't go there

even if you beat me.

Uncle, have you forgotten

your promise and the owl?

That's my last warning.

Don't think of running away.

l am away now to find

the passage without your help.

Then you'll dance

to my tune.

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