The first said: "Let her be struck with leprosy in her face." The second: "Let her voice be as harsh as a corn-crake's." The third said: "Let her have for husband but a poor country cobbler." Well, she goes on till she came to a town, and it being market-day, the people looked at her, and, seeing such a mangy face, and hearing such a squeaky voice, all fled but a poor country cobbler.