Perrault, Charles, 1628-1703, McLoughlin Bros., inc · New York : McLoughlin Bro's · leaf 8
d as that of the Beast, was heardspeaking. Well, old man, it said, I seethat you have been faithful to yourword. Has your daughter comewillingly, and will she be satisfied tostay when you go ? Although the awful tones of thevoice struck terror into Beautys heart,she spoke up bravely and said… … THE MERCHANTS GRIEF. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. opened and closed again, indicating | The next morning the merchant that the Beast had left the room. | sadly bid his daughter good-bye, and The Invisible attendants then led I started for home. Beauty watched Beauty and her father to the rooms ! her…
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