y had done nothing else all their days. Thenthe fairy said: — Here is your coach and six, Cinderella; yourcoachman and your footmen. Now you can goto the ball. What! in these clofhps? and Cinderella CINDERELLA, OR THE GLASS SLIPPER 63 looked down at her ragged frock. The fairylaughed, and just… … ^^ ^ /% I^ow go to ^^^^ the 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.…
Fairy tales · Fables
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