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AlongtimeagoandfarawaytherelivedaKingandQueen。Theywasveryhappy,fortheirfirstchild,agirl,hadbeenborn。  "Wemusthaveagrandchristeningforher,"saidtheKing,whowasdelightedtohaveadaughter。  "Wemustinviteallthefairiesofthekingdomtoblessher,"saidtheQueen。  "Howmanyaretherenow?"askedtheKing。"Twelveorthirteen,"saidhiswife。"Sendtheinvitations。  We’llsoonfindout。  "Thereweretwelvefairies,andtheywereallsentinvitations。Athirteenfairyhadnotbeenheardofforsolongthatitwaspresumedthatshewasdead。    Noinvitationwassent。Thedayofthechristeningwassunnyandbright。ThePrinceswasnamedBriarRose,andthefairiesbegantogivetheirgifts。  "Sheshallbebeautiful,"saidthefirst。  "Sheshallbewise,"saidthesecond。"Sheshallbegood,”saidthethird。  "Sheshallbekind,"saidthefourth。Thegiftscontinuedinthisway,wishingallthatwasgoodforBriarRose。  Elevenofthetwelvefairieshadgiventheirgiftswhentheroomsuddenlywentdark。  AfteragreatflashoflightasmalldarkfigurestoodinfrontoftheKingandQueen。  Itwasthethirteenthfairy。  "Whywasn’tIinvitedtothechristening?"shescreamed。Shewasfuriousatbeingleftout。"Allthefairiesofthekingdomhavegiventheirblessings。    Well,here’smineforthePrincess。Onhersixteenthbirthdayshewillprickherfingeronaspinningwheelanddie。  "Anotherflashoflightandthefairywasgone。  "Butwethoughtshewasdead,"saidtheKing。"Whatcanwedo?"TheQueenwasintears。  Thetwelfthfairysteppedforward。ThereisstillmygiftforBriarRose,"shesaid。  "Thefairy’scursecannotbeundone,butIcanchangeitalittle。  Shewillfallintoadeepsleepthatwilllastonehundredyears,"Therewasagreathubbubinthehallaseveryonediscussedtheevents。    ThefollowingdaytheKingissuedaproclamation,orderingthatallspinningwheelsandspindlesweretobedestroyed。  Throughoutthelandthereweregreatfiresasthespinningwheelswereburned。  Overtheyears,thePrincessgrewintoalovelygirl。  Allwhometherwereenchantedbyher。Eventually,thebadfairy’swishwasforgotten。Allspinningwheelsandspindleshadbeendestroyed,sotherewasnoreminder。    Andthefairywasnotheardofagain。Andso,onBriarRose’ssixteenthbirthday,theKingandQueenwereduetoarrivebackfromafarawayvisit。  TherewastobealargebirthdaypartyforthePrincess。  BriarRosewaswanderingaroundthepalace。Everyonewaspreparingfortheparty,soshecouldpleaseherselfwhereshewent。  Ashadneversetfootin,shefootin,shedecidedtogoexploring。  "IwonderwhatisinthegreatSouthTower,"shesaid。  Alltheservantsandcourtierswishedherahappybirthdayasshemadeherwayacrossthepalace。Thatpartofthepalacewasveryold,andtherewereveryfewpeoplethere。    Thebaseofthetowerwasinacorridor。Theentrancewasasmall,verysolidlookingdoor。Thekeywasontheoutside。  "It’sverystiff,"saidthePrincess,assheturnedthekey。  "There!It’sopen!"Stairsledupthetowerinfrontofher。  Shebegantoclimbthem。Meanwhile,herparentshadarrivedbackatthepalace。"HasanyoneseenthePrincess?"askedtheKing。    "Todayishersixteenthbirthday-thedaywhenthecursemayfall。Somebodymustknowwheresheis。"Nearlyeveryonehadseenher,butnobodyknewwhereshehadbeengoing。    "Shemustbefound,"saidtheQueen。"Iftheprophecyistocometrue,todayistheday。"Asearchofthepalaceandthegroundsbegan。  Meanwhile,thePrincesshadreachedthetopofthetowerwheretherewasanotherdoor。  Thistimetherewasnokeyandthedoorwasslightlyopen。  "Theremustbeawonderfulviewoftherestofthepalaceandgroundsfromthewindow,"saidthePrincess。  Thensheheardastrangewhirringsound。  Itwasunlikeanythingthatshehadeverheardbefore。Shepushedthedooropenandwentintotheroom。There,inthemiddle,satanoldwomanworkingataspinningwheel。    Behindherwasanenormousbed。Thewheelwasmakingthenoise。"Whatareyoudoing?"askedBriarRose。  "Ihaveneverseenoneofthosebefore,whatisit?""Itisaspinningwheel,"saidtheoldwomen,"Wouldyouliketotryitmydear?""Oh。    MayI?"askedBriarRose。Shesatonthestoolinfrontofthewheelandthewheelwhirredround。Assoonasshetouchedthespindlesheprickedherfinger。  Shefelltothefloorinadeepsleep。  Theoldwoman,whowasreallythethirteenthfairyindisguise,pickedherupandlaidheronthebed。  Atthatmoment,allovertheplace,peoplebegantoasleep。  Thecookswhowerepreparingforthepartyfellasleepoverthestirringandtasting。  Thescullerymaidsfellasleepoverthewashingup。Thelaundrymaidfellasleepwhiletheydusted,polishedandpreparedfortheparty。    TheKingandQueen,thecourtiersandtheguestsfellasleepintheGreatHall。Theguardsfellasleepattheirposts。  ThesearchpartieslookingforthePrincessfellasleepwhiletheysearched-inthegardens,inthecorridors,inthesparerooms,andsomeintheoldestpartofthepalace。    Eventhefliesfellasleeponthestablewalls。Thebirdsandthebutterfliesfellasleepinthepalacethepalacevegetablegardens。  Thegardenersandtheirhelpers,whowerebusychasingofftherabbit,fellasleepinmid-chase。  Inthehearthsthefiresdieddownandthemeatstoppedcooking。  Thekitchenmaidstoppedpluckingthechicken。Theentirepalacefellasleep,alongwiththePrincess。  Ahedgeofbriarrosesspranguparoundthepalace,protectingitfromtheoutsideworld。  Yearspassed,andfromtimetotimeaKing’ssonwouldcometothefamousbriarhedgetotryandfindthemysterioussleepingPrincessthatthelegendspokeof。    Butnonegotthrough。ThehedgewastoostrongandthePrinceswerecuttobits。AhundredyearspassedandthetaleoftheSleepingBeauty,asthePrincesswasknown,becomesagreatlegend。    Veryfewpeoplebelievedsheexisted。OnedayaKing’ssoncametothenearbyvillage。"Legendsays,"anoldmanwasspeakinginthevillagesquare。  "LegendsaysthatthePrincessliesasleepbehindthatgreatbriarhedgejustoutsidethevillageinmygrandfather’sday,youcouldseethetopmostturretofhertower,sotheysay。    "ThePrincestoppedtolisten。"WherecanIfindthishedge?”Heasked。"Justbeyondthevillage,youngsir,"saidtheoldman。  ”Ifyou’regoingtotry,you’llneedmoreluckthantheotheryoungmenwhohavehadago。  ""Ishalltry,"saidthePrince。  "WehaveheardofSleepingBeautyinmykingdom。"ThePrincewenttothehedgeandhelduphissword。Hewenttostrikeatthehedge,butwherehisswordmetthethorns,greatrosesbloomedinstead。    Apathopenedforhim,fortheonehundredyearswereup。Thecursewaslifting。Thehedgeseemedtodisappearbeforehim。  Hewentthroughintothepalacegrounds,walkingpastthesleepingrabbits,birdsandbutterflies,andthegardenersattheirwork。    Thekitchenswerefullofcooksandmaidswhohadn’tmovedforahundredyears--Theywereallfastasleep。  EventheKingandQueenwhowereseatedatthetableintheGreatHallweresleepingsoundly!ThePrincewalkedonthroughthepalace,makinghiswaytothetallesttowerwhereheclimbedthestairsandenteredthetowerroom。    ThereonthebedhesawBriarRosefastasleep。"Sheissolovely,"hesaid,Hehadfallencompletelyinlovewithher。  "HowcanIwakeher?"Heleantoverandgentlykissedher。  BriarRose’seyelidsflickeredandshewokeup。  ThefirstpersonshesawwasthePrinceandshefellinlovewithhim。TogethertheywalkeddowntotheGreatHall。  TheKingandQueenwerejustwakingup,whenthePrinceandBriarRoseentered。  Thecooksinthekitchenwokeuptocarryonpreparingthefoodandthechambermaidscarriedonwiththeirwork。  Thepartywasstilltobeheld,butitwasanengagementpartyinsteadofabirthdayparty。  ThePrinceandBriarRoseweretobemarried。Thehedgedisappearedandthevillagesawthepalaceagainandrealizedthelegendhadbeentrue。    Thebadfairywasneverheardofagain。