Cinderella / And Other Stories

sing a little song for us at the night of our ball?"
The head-waiter drew a long breath and straightened himself with a sense of relief at having done his part, whether the Grahame Wests did theirs or not.

"'Where ignorance is bliss, it's folly to be wise,'"

his is the story of a young man who was in love with a beautiful woman,

his is the woman who best understands me."

And the joke of it is going to be that the servants will vastly prefer the banjo solo by hall-boy Number Eigh

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