Norton, Charles Eliot, 1827-1908 · Boston : Hall and Locks · leaf 57
ting, slie ran and fetched somewater from a pond in the garden and threw it on his face.The beast opened its eyes, and said You forgot yourpromise, Beauty. My grief for the loss of you made meresolve to starve myself to death, but I die content sinceI have had the pleasure of seeing you once more.… … Beauty and the Beast 27 I now feel shows me that I could not live without you. The moment Beauty spoke these words the j^alacewas lighted up and music, fireworks and all kinds ofrejoicings appeared round about them. Beauty took no notice of all this, but watched overher dear beast with the greatest…
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