SNOW-WHITE AND ROSE-RED

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Grimm, Jacob, Grimm, Wilhelm, Gruelle, Johnny, and Owen, Robert Emmett
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Meanwhile the maidens were running away, making off for home as well as they could; but all of a sudden they were stopped by a well-known voice that called out, "Snow-White, Rose-Red, stay! Do not fear. I will accompany you."
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The bear quickly came towards them, but, as he reached their side, suddenly the bear-skin slipped to the ground, and there before them was standing a handsome man, completely garmented in gold, who said—
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"I am a king's son, who was enchanted by the wicked dwarf lying over there. He stole my treasure, and compelled me to roam the woods transformed into a big bear until his death should set me free. Therefore he has only received a well-deserved punishment."
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Some time afterwards Snow-White married the Prince, and Rose-Red his brother.
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They shared between them the enormous treasure which the dwarf had collected in his cave.
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The old mother spent many happy years with her children.

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Grimm's Fairy Stories, Project Gutenberg eBook #11027

SNOW-WHITE AND ROSE-RED THE THREE LITTLE MEN IN THE WOOD