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金丝雀王子（第4页）

是我给你治好了伤！”

王子却说：“假话，给我治伤的是一个外国医生，他不要任何酬谢，只带走了我的族徽、战旗和我的那件被血染红的猎装！”

“这是你的族徽，这是你的战旗，这是你的猎装！

我就是那个医生！

那些发针是我的那位残忍的继母放的！”

王子惊愕地望着公主的眼睛，觉得她从没像现在这样美丽过。

他扑倒在公主的脚下，请求她的原谅，并表明了自己全部的感激之情和爱慕之意。

当天晚上，王子就禀告父王要娶森林中城堡上住的那位姑娘为妻。

国王却说：“你只能娶国王或皇帝的女儿为妻。”

“我要娶曾经救过我命的姑娘。”

于是，王宫上下忙着准备婚礼，他们邀请了附近所有的国王和王后。

公主的父亲也来参加了，他对女儿的事一无所知。

当他看到新娘出现在自己面前时，惊呼道：“我的女儿！”

“怎么？我儿子的新娘是您的女儿？为什么您以前从没提过她？”

新郎的父亲问。

新娘说：“因为他们根本没把我当人看待，我的继母把我关押起来。”

她边说边用手指着那个王后。

国王听到女儿所有的不幸遭遇，对女儿他感到万分内疚，对狠心的妻子感到愤怒。

他等不及回家就把王后抓了起来。

婚礼在喜庆的气氛中举行，所有的人都感到欢乐、满足，只有那个恶妇在等待着悲惨的结局。

（都灵地区）TheCanaryPrinceTherewasakingwhohadadaughter.Hermotherwasdead，andthestepmotherwasjealousofthegirlandalwaysspokebadlyofhertotheking.Themaidendefendedherselfasbestasshecould，butthestepmotherwassocontraryandinsistentthattheking，thoughhelovedhisdaughter，finallygavein.Hetoldthequeentosendthegirlaway，buttosomeplacewhereshewouldbecomfortable，forhewouldneverallowhertobemistreated."

Havenofearofthat，"

saidthestepmother，whothenhadthegirlshutupinacastleintheheartoftheforest.Tokeephercompany，thequeenselectedagroupofladies-in-waiting，orderingthemnevertoletthegirlgooutofthehouseoreventolookoutthewindows.Naturallytheyreceivedasalaryworthyofaroyalhousehold.Thegirlwasgivenabeautifulroomandallshewantedtoeatanddrink.Theonlythingshecouldntdowasgooutdoors.Buttheladies，enjoyingsomuchleisuretimeandmoney，thoughtonlyofthemselvesandpaidnoattentiontoher.Everynowandthenthekingwouldaskhiswife，"

Andhowisourdaughter?Whatisshedoingwithherselfthesedays?"

Toprovethatshedidtakeaninterestinthegirl，thequeencalledonher.Theminuteshesteppedfromhercarriage，theladies-in-waitingallrushedoutandtoldhernottoworry，thegirlwaswellandhappy.Thequeenwentuptothegirlsroomforamoment."

Soyourecomfortable，areyou?Youneednothing，doyou?Yourelookingwell，Isee;thecountryairisdoingyougood.Stayhappy，now.Bye-bye，dear!"

Andoffshewent.Sheinformedthekingshehadneverseenhisdaughtersocontent.Onthecontrary，alwasyaloneintheroom，withladies-in-waitingwhodidntsomuchaslookather，theprincessspentherdayswistfullyatthewindow.Shesatthereleaningonthewindowsill，andhadshenotthoughttoputapillowunderthem，shewouldhavegotcallusesonherelbows.Thewindowlookedoutontheforest，andalldaylongtheprincesssawnothingbuttreetops，cloudsand，downbelow，thehunterstrail.Overthattrailonedaycamethesonofakinginpursuitofawildboar.Nearingthecastleknowntohavebeenunoccupiedfornotellinghowmanyyears，hewasamazedtoseewashingspreadoutonthebattlements，smokerisingfromthechimneys，andopencasements.Ashelookedabouthim，henoticedabeautifulmaidenatoneoftheupperwindowsandsmiledather.Themaidensawtheprincetoo，dressedinyellow，withhuntersleggingsandgun，andsmilingather，soshesmiledbackathim.Forawholehour，theysmiled，bowed，andcurtsied，beingtoofaraparttocommunicateinanyotherway.Thenextday，underthepretextofgoinghunting，thekingssonreturned，dressedinyellow，andtheystaredateachotherthistimefortwohours;inadditiontosmiles，bows，andcurtsies，theyputahandovertheirheartsandwavedhandkerchiefsatgreatlength.Thethirddaytheprincestoppedforthreehours，andtheybleweachotherkisses.Thefourthdayhewasthereasusual，whenfrombehindatreeawitchpeepedandbegantoguffaw:"

Ho，ho，ho，ho!"

"

Whoareyou?Whatssofunny?"

snappedtheprince."

Whatssofunny?Twoloverssillyenoughttostaysofarapart!"

"

Wouldyouknowhowtogetanyclosertoher，ninny?"

askedtheprince."

Ilikeyouboth，"