Václav Vondrák, Czech Folk Tales (1917)
“ The knight said nothing, but when he thought the proper time had come he rode to the palace. The princess saw him from the window, and she wondered who it might be. He was ushered in, and he went straight to the princess and told her everything. He asked her whether he might attend the wedding. She answered: "I am not at all pleased with my marriage. I would much rather marry you, sir." He asked her why. "If he killed the dragon he must be a great man." "He is such a low-born man," said she, "that it is not likely that he killed the dragon." ”
