Cinderella's Daughter [antikvár]

CINDERELLA'S DAUGHTERWhen Cinderella put on the slipper and the Prince announced that he would marry her, she exhibited unusual magnanimity, you remembershe forgave her heartless stepsisters on the spot, and in the exaltation of the moment invited them to take up their residence with her at the royal palace. Forgiveness admirable as it is rarethough it does seem that the Prince ought to have been consulted.As it turned out, the elder sister was too angry to accept, and she was the homely one, anyway. Javotte, the younger, was irritated, but she had an instinct for the half loaf, and she saw a chance to be useful and conspicuous. Without guidance and advice, Cinderella wouldn't know how to behave like a Prince's wife, never in the world. So Javotte dedicated herself to the general good, and managed to give Cinderella a great deal of advice, often in