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She had two daughters—Caroline and Bella were their names ;
They called the other daughter Cinderella, to their shames,
Because she had to clean the hearths and black-lead all the
grates ;
She also had to scrub the floors, and wash the dinner plates.
But though the others went abroad, did nothing, smiled, and
drest,
Yet Cinderella all the time was prettiest and best.
The King who ruled in that country, he had an only son,
Who gave a ball to all the town, when he was twenty-one ;
And Caroline and Bella were invited, and they said,
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They dressed themselves so fine in silks, and pearls, and
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When they started for the ball, full of haughtiness and pride,
Poor Cinderelia felt quite sad, and sat her down and cried.
She had not cried much longer than a quarter of an hour,
When a wonderful bright creature appeared upon the floor,
Looked compassionately on her, and said in accents mild,
“T am your Fairy Godmother, so cry no more, my child :
I know that you are sad, and that your sisters are unkind :
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“ Now, Cinderella, you may go; but take care to return
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The King’s son danced with her, and praised her lovely shape
and air;
All treated her as if she were the greatest lady there:
But in good time she slipped away, and waited safe at home,
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And when they came they told her all about the stranger fair,
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more and more,
And laughed and talked so much, that when the clock ’gan
strike the hour—
The fatal hour of twelve—it took her greatly by surprise ;
She turned and fled so quick before the Prince’s wondering
eyes,
That in her haste to reach her coach she dropped her crystal
shoe ;
She had no time to pick it up, as towards home she flew.
The sisters later home returned, and told her all they knew
About the lady and the Prince, and all of it was true.
As Cinderella heard them talk, she turned away her head,
Nor said a word that might not fit her place of kitchen-
maid,
Next day was proclamation made: “Whereas, a crystal shoe
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All ladies now must try it on; the Prince will marry her,
Whoe’er it be, who easily the crystal shoe can wear.â€
No foot was found to fit the shoe; they tried throughout the
town ;
At last they came unto this house, and called the ladies down.
The sisters try to get it on, and pull, and push, and squeeze,
When Cinderella calmly said, “ Allow me, if you please.â€
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they knew,
When Cinderella from her pocket pulled the fellow shoe.
She tried them on—they fit—and she, no longer kitchen-
maid,
Stands up to meet the Prince in all her beauty fair arrayed.
Now do the sisters kneel, and beg forgiveness for their
pride;
And she is kind, as well becomes a noble Prince’s bride.
The wedding was most grand, and when they started on their
tour,
The King and Queen and all the court were standing round
the door ;
And, wishing that for them all happy things might come to
pass,
They all threw after them for luck old slippers—not of
glass.
The sisters, full of envy, are reported to have said,
“We'll work ourselves, and never have another kitchen-maid.
We have been idle all our lives,—we'll try another way,
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