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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kidromeo, post: 412884, member: 15085&quot;]Hi Drusus, I used my language converter and got this following translation:</p><p><br /></p><p>In Bielefeld, a smith, that lived once its art such as no other intellect.&nbsp; In order to perform always even better and to come into the possession of all secret arts, went in it an alliance with the devil.&nbsp; There it became so famously that also St. Petrus, that must once into the country down and whose horse had a loose horseshoe, went, to it.&nbsp; On that ask received about its obligation Petrus the answer the smith, money wanted he not, but the apostle would like it a bag, out of which it always the money would prosper, bless.&nbsp; That did Petrus.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Soon on that the contract time period with the devil had expired, which came to get the smith.&nbsp; When the devil knocked, the smith did not say would need to open would like, the door he it, he through the keyhole here established to it.&nbsp; That did the devil, ran however in the bag before that held interior of the smith, that quickly locked it and so processed then on the anvil the devil, who to forgo was ready the smith.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>When he nearly felt now its death, he let be look around old apron fur and went so when the death had resulted, to the sky door, was rejected however of Petrus because of its earlier contract with the devil, that to find it in its attempt, in the hell shelter, because of which of the smith related stick also rejected.&nbsp; So it returned to the sky door and threw when Petrus of a pious virgin opened the door, its apron fur in.&nbsp; Petrus reprimanded it that and was named get out it it again.&nbsp; But once in the sky, the smith sat down on its apron fur and refused to go, remembered Petrus that the smith given gladly the arms and let it on its place where he yet sits today.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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