Perrault, Charles, 1628-1703, McLoughlin Bros., inc · New York : McLoughlin Bro's · leaf 19
Remember-ing her dream she thought she wouldsearch the grounds for him. She ranup and down the paths for a longtime, and at last thought she heardfaint moans. Following the soundshe soon came into the presence ofthe Beast, where he lay extendedupon his side, just as in the dream. She knelt and… … that I see you once more, I shall diehappy. No, no, dear Beast, you shall notdie, said Beauty, in a voice ofanguish, You must live for mysake. Live, and I will be )our wife.But lo! as she said these words,a blaze of light illuminated the palacegrounds, and strains of joyful musicburst forth.…
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