15-felicia-第3章

按键盘上方向键 ← 或 → 可快速上下翻页，按键盘上的 Enter 键可回到本书目录页，按键盘上方向键 ↑ 可回到本页顶部！
————未阅读完？加入书签已便下次继续阅读！



refuse　now。〃



Just　then　Bruno；　who　was　going　back　to　his　work；　came

out　of　the　cottage；　and　thought　he　must　be　dreaming

when　he　saw　Felicia；　but　she　called　him　very　kindly；　and

begged　the　Queen　to　take　pity　on　him。



〃What！〃　she　said；　〃when　he　was　so　unkind　to　you？〃



〃Ah！　madam；〃　said　the　Princess；　〃I　am　so　happy　that

I　should　like　everybody　else　to　be　happy　too。〃



The　Queen　kissed　her；　and　said：　〃Well；　to　please　you；

let　me　see　what　I　can　do　for　this　cross　Bruno。〃　And　with

a　wave　of　her　wand　she　turned　the　poor　little　cottage　into

a　splendid　palace；　full　of　treasures；　only　the　two　stools　and

the　straw　bed　remained　just　as　they　were；　to　remind　him

of　his　former　poverty。　Then　the　Queen　touched　Bruno

himself；　and　made　him　gentle　and　polite　and　grateful；　and

he　thanked　her　and　the　Princess　a　thousand　times。　Lastly；

the　Queen　restored　the　hen　and　the　cabbages　to　their

natural　forms；　and　left　them　all　very　contented。　The

Prince　and　Princess　were　married　as　soon　as　possible　with

great　splendor；　and　lived　happily　ever　after。＇1＇





＇1＇　Fortunee。　Par　Madame　la　Comtesse　d'Aulnoy。