Favorite fairy tales; the childhood choice of representative men and women (1907)
Newell, Peter, 1862-1924, Bennett, Francis I · New York, Harper · leaf 79
e also puton, and stood up—for with the touchof the magic shoes all her dress waschanged likewise—no longer the poor,despised cinder-wench, but the beauti-ful lady whom the kings son loved. Her sisters recognized her at once.Filled with astonishment, mingled withno little alarm, they threw… … The slipper fitted exactly JHE ^, i- W n CINDERELLA =i5r i hoped they would love her always.Then she departed with the herald tothe kings palace, and told her wholestory to his majesty and the royalfamily, who were not in the least sur-prised, for everybody believed in fairies,and everybody longed…
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