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المؤلف: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm
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Her second sister was soon after married, and when Lily was asked
to go to the wedding, she said to the prince, 'I will not go
alone this time--you must go with me.' But he would not, and said
that it would be a very hazardous thing; for if the least ray of
the torch-light should fall upon him his enchantment would become
still worse, for he should be changed into a dove, and be forced
to wander about the world for seven long years. However, she gave
him no rest, and said she would take care no light should fall
upon him. So at last they set out together, and took with them
their little child; and she chose a large hall with thick walls
for him to sit in while the wedding-torches were lighted; but,
unluckily, no one saw that there was a crack in the door. Then
the wedding was held with great pomp, but as the train came from
the church, and passed with the torches before the hall, a very
small ray of light fell upon the prince.
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