eet, to beg pardon for all the ill treatment they hadmade her undergo. Cinderilla took them up, and as sheembraced them, cried that she forgave them with all her heart,and desired them always to love her. She was conducted to the young Prince, dressed as shewas; he thought her more charming than… … CINDERILLA The Moral Bemitys to the sex a treasure,Still adniird beyond all measure,And never yet was any known.By still admiring, weary grown.But that rare quality calld grace,Exceeds, by far, a handsome face ;Its lasting charms surpass the other,And this rich gift her kind godmotherBestow d on…
Fairy tales · Folklore -- France
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