and virtue to the favour of so great a monarch, andinstead of trying to restore the King to his right mind, heencouraged him in his delusion. The young Princess, beside herself with misery, at lastbethought her of the Lilac-fairy, her godmother ; determinedto consult her, she set out that same… … he thought the princess was his queen DONKEY-SKIN no fear, for nothing would harm her if only she faithfullyfulfilled the Fairys injunctions. For, my dear child, shesaid to her, it would be a great sin to submit to your fatherswishes, but you can avoid the necessity without displeasinghim. Tell him…
Fairy tales · Folklore -- France
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