Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 54
d and my brother,-so my father is leftall alone. Let me ■.stay a week with/him. You shall findyourself with him to-morrow morning,replied the beast;but mind you do notforget your promiseWhen you wish to re-turn you have only toput your ring on atable as you go to bed. Good-by, Beauty! The beast… … 24 The Story Teller entered, but as soon as she saw Beauty the woman gavea loud shriek. This brought the merchant upstairs,and when he beheld his daughter he was ready to dieof joy. He ran to the bedside and kissed her a hun-dred times. At last Beauty began to remember thatshe had brought no…
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