A proverb/quote/phrase that corresponds to the poem A Legend of the Northland.
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The poem 'A Legend of the Northland' is an age-old tale about a saint and an old lady. One day, Saint Peter stopped by an old lady's cottage, when she was baking cakes. The saint was weak with fasting and asked the old lady to help him with a cake. The old lady kept on trying to bake a small cake for him. However, every time every cake that she baked seemed to be big enough to part with for her. The last cake that she baked was as small as a wafer, but she was not ready to give it away. Hence she kept on the shelf. The saint was vexed with the way she treated him, and he turned her into a woodpecker. She flew away through the window of her cottage with her scarlet cap and is still believed to be living in the woods, pecking at tree-trunks for shelter, food, and warmth.
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