Identifier: cinderellaorlitt00unse (find matches)
Title: Cinderella, or, The little glass slipper
Year: 1908 (1900s)
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Subjects: Fairy godmothers--Juvenile fiction Stepmothers--Juvenile fiction Princes--Juvenile fiction Magic--Juvenile fiction Children's stories Fairy tales
Publisher: Chicago : Reilly and Britton Co.
Contributing Library: Virginia Beach Public Library
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The Three Bears This is simply delicious! she cried, and the little chair is just right, too. And she ate and ate till she finished allthe porridge out of the tiny wee bowl!And the tiny little chair was so comfort-able that she curled herself up in it untilsuddenly the seat gave a crack and she fellright through on to the floor. Goldilocks picked herself up and lookedround to see if she could find a sofa to reston, for she was now so sleepy she couldscarcely keep her eyes open. Then shesaw a staircase, and she climbed up at once 48 The Three Bears to see if there was a bed in the room above.And sure enough in the room upstairs shefound three beds, standing side by sideunder the open lattice-window where theroses peeped in. She threw herself at once on to the greatbig bed, but it was so hard that she rolledoff as quickly as she could. Then shetried the middle-sized bed, but it was sosoft that she sank right in and felt quitesmothered. So then she tried the tiny weebed, and it was just

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