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The Godfather (fairy tale)
"The Godfather" (German: ''Der Gevatter'') is a German fairy tale collected by the Brothers Grimm as tale number 42. 〔(Jacob and Wilheim Grimm, ''Household Tales'' )〕
==Synopsis==
An impoverished man has had so many children, that (by the time he has another) he finds that he has already asked everyone in the world to be godparents for his previous children. Befuddled as to how he is supposed to find anyone to act as godparent for his newly-born child, he withdraws to his chamber for the night. While fast asleep, he has a dream that tells him to depart from his house and give fraining to the first fellow he encounters in regard to them being his child's godparent. As soon as he awakens, he proceeds to do this. The man he meets and makes godparent of his newly-born child hands the impoverished man a small bottle containing water that the man claims the impoverished man can use to heal the sick, so long as the sickness stems from the head and not the feet.
The impoverished man subsequently becomes both well-known and wealthy by cause of the magical water. He has a certain bout with treating the child of the King, in which he is able to use the magical water on two successive occasions, but is unable to do so on a third occasion, announcing thusly to the King that his child will die.
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