By Ford, Henry Justice; Lang, Andrew
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Be to floor. where a clear fire and a couch was drawn up must through he stopped in a room smaller Thinking that one court of the for food. place, upon the his feet ing, of him something Not the of lovely things. seemed vast this full and wish But there At first them, and room after room The warmth feel better that and flowers upon them. he reached the He went up him, that to and here, fallen he saw before him a castle, all strange soon and very soon fell if was burnclose to it. he waited here some come, he sat down, into a sweet sleep.
So they all crowded round their father, and begged him to buy them kinds of fine taken a house-full paid for them things. It of would money have have to all. Only Beauty, feeling sure that of no use, did her father said ' And Beauty it was not ask for anything. So : what I shall bring for you, ? 'The only thing I wish you come home Her all sisters her say this ; safely,' for is to see she said. were angry when they heard they said she was blaming them for having asked Her father was for such costly things.
And when he wanted, : Prince, little might beg I more that way, such a see much ; for your shadow, that I really my plate. what I have on thanks. 'Now, let you us speak of your father* ; ' THE DEAR LITTLE PRINCESS 'When only a went I to and I have been ago, was Court he his boy, but that little 4i forty years is in this lonely place ever since. c me Tell ' what are the ladies In my and fond as one time nowadays on goes fun of them saw as at ever? parties balls every day. ' have ' Dear ! me ! What a I cannot get used to Really, madam,' said nose you long !
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