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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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