Once upon a time, when God and nymphs lived in heaven, nymphs used to visit the earth to sightsee or to bathe. One day some nymphs went down to visit a waterfall in the mountains. They put their flying clothes on the tree near the waterfall. Meanwhile, a kind woodcutter was also on the mountain. He saved a fawn that was trapped by a thorny bush. The fawn said, "Thank you so much. In return I'll tell you how to get a nymph for a wife." The fawn said that if the woodcutter stole and hid away a nymph's flying clothes, he would be able to marry her. He also advised the wood cutter not to let the nymph know about her stolen flying clothes until they have at least four children together. The wood cutter went to the waterfall which the fawn had told him about. He found the flying clothes and hid them in his closet. The nymph without her flying clothes had to stay on earth. Hearing the nymph cry, the wood cutter invited her into his house. After getting married, the wood cutter and nymph had a happy life with their children. One day, when they already had three children, the wood cutter told his wife the truth about having hidden her flying clothes in his closet. The next day when the wood cutter went outside to work, the nymph took her flying clothes out of the closet and flew to heaven along with her three children. She carried one child on her back and held one child in each arm. The wood cutter saw his wife flying with the three children, and he regretted having told his wife the truth before they'd had four children. If there would have been four children, the nymph could not have carried them all to heaven.
Time Flies Like An Arrow. Fruit Flies Like A Banana
