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Chapter 583 You Are My Snow White (2)

The servant took Snow White away.

When he was about to kill her in the forest, she wept and begged him not to kill her.

Facing the begging of the lovely and pitiful little princess, the servant felt sympathy spontaneously, and he said: "You are a child loved by everyone, and I will not kill you."

In this way, he left her alone in the forest.

When the servant decided not to kill Snow White, but to leave her there, although he knew that in that deserted forest, she would probably be torn to pieces by wild beasts, but thinking that he would not have to kill her himself, He felt that a heavy boulder had fallen from his heart.

After the servant had gone, Snow White was very frightened all by herself, and she wandered about in the forest, looking for a way out.

Beasts howled around her, but none of them hurt her.

In the evening, she came to a small house.When she was sure that there was no one in the room, she pushed the door and walked in to take a rest, because she couldn't walk anymore.

As soon as she entered the door, she found that everything in the house was arranged in an orderly manner, very neat and clean.

A table was covered with a white cloth, on which were placed seven small plates, each containing a loaf of bread and something else to eat, next to the plates were placed in turn seven glasses full of wine, seven knives And forks, etc., and there are seven small beds side by side against the wall.

Hungry and thirsty now, and not caring whose it was, she went up and ate a little piece of each loaf, and drank a little from each glass.

After eating and drinking, she felt very tired and wanted to lie down and rest, so she came to the beds. She tried almost every one of the seven beds, and either one was too long or another was too short, It didn't fit until the seventh bed was tried.

She lay down on it and soon fell asleep.

Soon the owners of the house came back, seven dwarfs who were mining gold in the mountains.

They lighted seven lamps, and immediately noticed that someone had moved something in the house.

The first asked: "Who has sat on my stool?"

The second asked, "Who ever ate what was on my plate?"

The third asked, "Who has eaten my bread?"

The fourth asked: "Who moved my spoon?"

The fifth asks: "Who used my fork?"

The sixth question: "Who used my pocket knife?"

The seventh asked, "Who has drank my wine?"

The first one then looked around, walked up to the bed, and called out, "Who has slept in my bed?"

When the rest heard it, they all ran up, and they all cried out after that, because they could all see that someone had been lying in their bed.

The seventh dwarf saw Snow White sleeping on his bed, and immediately called his brothers over. They brought the lamps, looked at Snow White carefully for a long time, and exclaimed in amazement: My God, what a lovely child she is!"

They looked at her happily and lovingly, for fear of waking her up.

At night, the seventh dwarf took turns sleeping with the other dwarfs for an hour each, and spent the night.

When Snow White awoke the next morning, she was terrified to see the seven dwarfs surrounding her, but they asked her very kindly, "What is your name?"

Looking at their kind and simple faces and warm eyes, she replied, "My name is Snow White."

"How did you come to our house?" asked the dwarfs again.

(End of this chapter)