A version of this work ends, "My tale is done. A mouse has run.
A version of this work ends, "My tale is done. A mouse has run. And whoever catches it can make for himself from it a large, large fur cap." A character claims that he is looking at his white cat on a roof that wants to say good-bye to him. Another character in this story recognizes that a white duck cannot ferry more than one person across a lake. Those two characters are fooled by a wind-beaten branch tied to a tree that sounds like an ax. In this story, a character sticks out a bone instead of his finger to get more food, and is rescued when a witch is pushed into an oven. For 10 points, name this story whose title siblings are left to starve, and devour a gingerbread house.
A version of this work ends, "My tale is done. A mouse has run.
"Hansel and Gretel" [or "Hansel und Gretel"] 