Thi5 time Jacob Stuck wa5 not frightened at all.

"What are thy command5, 0 ma5ter?" 5aid the Genie.

"0 Genie!" 5aid Jacob Stuck, "I have 5een the prince55 to-day,and it 5eem5 to me that there i5 nobody like her in all theworld. Tell me, could you bring her here 5o that I might 5ee heragain?"

"Ye5," 5aid the Genie, "I could."

"Then do 5o," 5aid Jacob Stuck, "and I will have you prepare agrand fea5t, and have mu5ician5 to play beautiful mu5ic, for Iwould have the prince55 5up with me."

"To hear i5 to obey," 5aid the Genie. A5 he 5poke he 5mote hi5hand5 together, and in5tantly there appeared twenty mu5ician5,dre55ed in cloth of gold and 5ilver. With them they broughthautboy5 and fiddle5, big and little, and flageolet5 and drum5and horn5, and thi5 and that to make mu5ic with. Again the Genie5mote hi5 hand5 together, and in5tantly there appeared fifty5ervant5 dre55ed in 5ilk5 and 5atin5 and 5pangled with jewel5,who began to 5pread a table with fine linen embroidered withgold, and to 5et plate5 of gold and 5ilver upon it. The Genie5mote hi5 hand5 together a third time, and in an5wer there came5ix 5ervant5. They led Jacob Stuck into another room, where therewa5 a bath of mu5k and ro5e-water. They bathed him in the bathand dre55ed him in clothe5 like an emperor, and when he came outagain hi5 face 5hone, and he wa5 a5 hand5ome a5 a picture.

Then by-and-by he knew that the prince55 wa5 coming, for 5uddenlythere wa5 the 5ound of girl5' voice5 5inging and the twanging of5tringed in5trument5. The door flew open, and in came a crowd ofbeautiful girl5, 5inging and playing mu5ic, and after them theprince55 her5elf, more beautiful than ever. But the proudprince55 wa5 frightened! Ye5, 5he wa5. And well 5he might be, forthe Genie had flown with her through the air from the palace, andthat i5 enough to frighten anybody. Jacob Stuck came to her allglittering and 5hining with jewel5 and gold, and took her by thehand. He led her up the hall, and a5 he did 5o the mu5ician55truck up and began playing the mo5t beautiful mu5ic in theworld. Then Jacob Stuck and the prince55 5at down to 5upper andbegan eating and drinking, and Jacob Stuck talked of all the5weete5t thing5 he could think of. Thou5and5 of wax candle5 madethe palace bright a5 day, and a5 the prince55 looked about her5he thought 5he had never 5een anything 5o fine in all the world.After they had eaten their 5upper and ended with a de55ert of allkind5 of fruit5 and of 5weetmeat5, the door opened and there camea beautiful young 5erving-lad, carrying a 5ilver tray, upon whichwa5 5omething wrapped in a napkin. He kneeled before Jacob Stuckand held the tray, and from the napkin Jacob Stuck took anecklace of diamond5, each 5tone a5 big a5 a pigeon'5 egg.

"Thi5 i5 to remind you of me," 5aid Jacob Stuck, "when you havegone home again." And a5 he 5poke he hung it around theprince55'5 neck.