Narration, Storytelling
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
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100 years passed and the princess and her court slept, protected by a thick forced, which was penetrable Onley by a worthy soul. One day, a prince inquired of a countryman who dwells in the castle towers hidden in the woods. They're in this castle said. The country is the most beautiful princess ever seen. You must sleep for 100 years and be awakened by King Son, for whom she has reserved. The young prince was all on fire at these words and believing, without weighing the matter that he could put an end to this fine adventure and pushed on by love and honor, resolved that moment to look into it. As he advanced toward the woods, the great trees and bushes gave way of themselves to let him alone passed through and not his men. Inside the tower, the prince found the finest site that he had ever seen. A princess whose bright, re splendid beauty had somewhat innit luminous and divine. As the prince fell to his knees, the enchantment ended and the princess awoken, as did her court all rejoiced for they knew that night there princess was to be wet. The prince left the princess in the next morning and returned to the city. He told his father, the king, that he had lost his way in the forest as he was hunting. The king believed him, but his mother, the queen, did not. Seeing that he had been every day of hunting, she began to suspect that he had some little more. The prince lived with the princess in secrecy for two years and had by her two Children a daughter named Morning in a son named Day, who was by far more handsome and beautiful than his sister. Queen spoke several times to her son to inform herself as to how he spent his life, but he never dared to trust her with this secret. Although he loved his mother, she was at the race of the ogres, and it is well known that ogres enjoy dining on little Children. When the king was dead, the prince found himself lord and Master and declared publicly his marriage. He went in great ceremony to conduct his queen and Children to the palace. Sometime after, the new king went to war with a neighboring kingdom and left the government of the kingdom and the care of his wife and Children to the Queen Mother. With her son gone, the Queen mother sent her daughter in law and her Children to a country house in the woods that she might with greater ease but in execution, her horrible desires. E have a mind to meet a little morning for my dinner tomorrow, said the queen, mother to her kitchen clerk in the tone oven. Oh, gris hungry for fresh, and I shall eat here with us right there. The poor clerk who dared not trick the Queen mother took his knife and went to little mornings chamber. But his adoration of the child overtook him, and he dropped his knife and went. He carried her to his wife to conceal her in the lodging he had at the bottom of the courtyard and killed a little lamb and dressed it with good sauce that his mistress assured him that she had never eaten anything so good in her life. About eight days afterward, the wicked queen sent to the clerk step upon day, the quick result to cheater, as he did before, and took little day to his lodgings, along with his sister, then he dressed a young kid, very tender, which the bogus found to be wonderfully good. One evening, the wicked queen said to the clerk of the kitchen, I'll eat the queen with the same sauces ahead with the Children, the clerk despaired of being able to deceive her. The young queen was passed 20 not reckoning the 100 years she slept. Her skin was somewhat hard, the fair and white finding a beast in the garden ETF. It would be difficult. The clerk resolved to save his own life and took his dagger to the queen's chamber. He did not surprise her, but told her with great respect the orders he had received from the Queen Mother do it. She cried so that I may see my Children whom I love so dearly she had thought them did, as they had been taken from her without her knowledge. No, madam, the poor click whipped. You shall not die. He conducted her to his chamber, where her Children were concealed and dressed, behind which the queen devoured with great appetite. She was very well pleased with a cruelty and decided to tell the king that mad wolves had killed his wife and Children. One evening, as the queen was rambling about the courts and palace yards, she heard day crying and morning, pleading to her mother not to whip him for being a naughty boy. Theo Gris was quite mad that she had been deceived and declared that the following morning the queen, her Children, the clerk, his wife and his made will be dropped into a tub filled with toes vipers in all sorts of deadly servants. The executioner was just going to throw them into the tub when the king returned and questioned with astonishment with a horrible spectacle meant Theo Gris, enraged, threw herself into the tub and was devoured by the ugly creatures she had thrown into it for others. Theo King was sorry for she was his mother, but he soon comforted himself with his beautiful wife and his pretty Children, and they lived happily ever after.