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" I warn you ^ that if you ^ stay at the bail after midnight, your carliage will again become [a] pumpkin, your horses mice, and that ail your beautiful clothes will résume their first form."

" I promise you, my dear godmother, that I shall not fail to leave the bail before midnight." She was beside herself with joy, being so ^ magnificently dressed ; and getting into [her] ^ carriage, she set-out.

When she arrived at the bail, the young prince was informed * that an unknown ^ princess had come. Running at once to receive her, he leads her into the hall, and présents ^ her to the company.

1 Use ///, etc. 2 ç/ 3 Or her with dafts. * Use o?i.

6 inconnu, after noun. ^présenter.