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must necessarily come to pass,
since the fairies had said it,
caused the princess to be carried
into the finest apartment in his
palace, and to be laid upon a bed
all embroidered with gold and
silver.
One would have taken her for
a little angel, she was so very
beautiful; for her swooning away
had not diminished one bit of
her complexion; her cheeks
were carnation, and her lips
were coral; indeed, her eyes
were shut, but she was heard to
breathe softly, which satisfied
those about her that she was not
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