George Webbe Dasent, Popular Tales from the Norse — The Three Aunts (1912)
“ So, when the queen saw the work, she was so glad at the way in which it was sewn, that she clapped her hands, and said,— "Such sewing I never had, nor even saw, in all my born days;" and after that she was as fond of the lassie as of her own children; and she said to her,— "Now, if you like to have the Prince for your husband, you shall have him; for you will never need to hire work-women. You can sew, and spin, and weave all yourself." So as the lassie was pretty, and the Prince was glad to have her, the wedding soon came on. ”
