Scudder, Horace Elisha, 1838-1902 · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin company · leaf 78
done nothing else all their days. Thenthe fairy said: — Here is your coach and six, Cinderella; yourcoachman and your footmen. JN^ow you can goto the ball. What I in these clothes ? and Cinderella CINDERELLA, OR THE GLASS SLIPPER 63 looked down at her ragged frock. The fairy laughed, and just… … !Now go tothe ball, Cinderella;but remember, if youstay one moment after midnight, your coach willinstantly become a pumpkin, your horses will bemice, your coachman a rat, and your footmenlizards. And you ? You will be once more onlya cinder-maid in a ragged frock and with barefeet. 64 BOOK OF…
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