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% Albert Tschaatch, : Gefman painter,
~ M author Of . handsome painting
eallsd Little Snow White, ~oriAs the
Gcrnans call rher, ''schnee*it *itfchen,' y
that once upon atime queen sat sew-
ing at her palace windpv and look
ing occasionally, at tho snow falling
without. The window frame was Of
ebony, and as tho snow 10y on tho oil y
| looked 20 beautiful that she forgot Whist ]
she was doing, and presently rrictsd
her finger with tho needle. Thres drops
Of blood foil on tho SNOW, andit looked
80 charming that the queen said, "Ah,
God that had = child ~ white -
snow, ~ red ~ blood and al black ~
ebony" Such /. child Was coon born TO-
her, and she died, leaving tho little one
to the kings care. Soon, however, he
married again, and she could not bear
the thought that in all tho world there
was one moro lovely than she. In hef|
bower was mirror, to which she would
Say
mirror, mirror On the wall,
Tatrest an ! not of snvf 'a
and the mirror would tell her yes. Mean.
while little Snow White was growing ~
and one day when the queen questloned
her mirror it informed her that Little
Snow White was thousand fold love.
8 lier than she. Filled with rage and
: anger, she gave the little girl into the
hands Of woodsman, with Instruction.
to kin her. The child's beauty touchsd!
:. him. and he lot her run free in tho fo11
y est, where one day che found . httl
g house, upon entering which she found
small table arranged for seven person.
D. She tasted tho food and drank . httl
70 wine, after which she lay down on on
of tho seven little beds, and coon W
es fast asleep. The seven dwarfs VI
10 owned the house, and delvsd Tor q
y precious metals in the earth, soon can
homo, and seeing her beauty, let =
It, sleep till morning, whom she told y q
NJ, story. They told her she might ~
. v;th them il she would bo their houl
I'D keeper. She consented, and tho dwa1
cd were worry fond Of her.
ad !, One day .the queen consulted her %
ror and found that Httlo Snow VIII
ito was yet alive. She poisoned an apl
his and sent It to the child, who took g :.
pry bite and fell dead. The dwarfs mourn|
and carried her on . bier for burial,
but shc looked 80 lovely as she lay the
me. her throat 60 white, her cheeks % =
ike and her hair 90 black that they made
glass coffin and inscribed on IT, ~
ven was a Kings daughter" This, with !
but maiden in it, they placed Oh tho mt3
med tain. where onc day prince saw y.
you won't. and at last induced tho dwar
let him bear it to his palace. AZ /
followers we're carrying it the jcs
, caused tho piece Of the poisoned q
TO fall out Of tho maiden's T.
,ped whereupon she rose as we'll as ever,
J. 3a married the prince. The wicked
.omc consulted her mirror, and now itI
wer, her that q new queen was moro \
than she. TO test the matter, she
did to tho wedding ball, where she
rope, tonished to find tho new qncon
1t in Little Snow-whitc. They made fe
need her feet into tho glass-slippers
lions till they glowcd like fire, and thy
after had to dance till she foil dead
Innie anger, pain, and chagrin. Bst
Prince and Little Snow-white-el
!. md story runs-lived many happy 4
70 IA were blessed with numerous go6
drcn, and, in short, lived in peace
,,,a. in Greece, and were buried in . q
ush. tallow. a
chair, ..a.r .,,,.;,, ,.a;.
VIII" ALn utraot haa 1Atelv heen a(10nfl