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Автор: Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm

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Then they showed her a little corner under the staircase, where
no light of day ever peeped in, and said, 'Cat-skin, you may lie
and sleep there.' And she was sent into the kitchen, and made to
fetch wood and water, to blow the fire, pluck the poultry, pick
the herbs, sift the ashes, and do all the dirty work.
Thus Cat-skin lived for a long time very sorrowfully. 'Ah! pretty
princess!' thought she, 'what will now become of thee?' But it
happened one day that a feast was to be held in the king's
castle, so she said to the cook, 'May I go up a little while and
see what is going on? I will take care and stand behind the
door.' And the cook said, 'Yes, you may go, but be back again in
half an hour's time, to rake out the ashes.' Then she took her
little lamp, and went into her cabin, and took off the fur skin,
and washed the soot from off her face and hands, so that her
beauty shone forth like the sun from behind the clouds. She next
opened her nutshell, and brought out of it the dress that shone
like the sun, and so went to the feast. Everyone made way for
her, for nobody knew her, and they thought she could be no less
than a king's daughter. But the king came up to her, and held out
his hand and danced with her; and he thought in his heart, 'I
never saw any one half so beautiful.'

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