-LSB- Illustration : The Fairy-Car Arrives . -RSB- ` Come away quickly , ' they cried , ` the tower is about to sink ! ' The prince , princess , and Bonnetta lost no time in stepping into the car , which rose in the air just as , with a terrible crash , the tower sank into the depths of the sea , for the fairy Marina and the mermen had destroyed its foundations to avenge themselves on Graziella . Luckily their wicked plans were defeated , and the good fairies took their way to the kingdom of Graziella 's parents . They found that Queen Mutinosa had died some years ago , but her kind husband lived on peaceably , ruling his country well and happily . He received his daughter with great delight , and there were universal rejoicings at the return of the lovely princess . The wedding took place the very next day , and , for many days after , balls , dinners , tournaments , concerts and all sorts of amusements went on all day and all night . All the fairies were carefully invited , and they came in great state , and promised the young couple their protection and all sorts of good gifts . Prince Blondel and Princess Graziella lived to a good old age , beloved by every one , and loving each other more and more as time went on . THE STORY OF DSCHEMIL AND DSCHEMILA There was once a man whose name was Dschemil , and he had a cousin who was called Dschemila . They had been betrothed by their parents when they were children , and now Dschemil thought that the time had come for them to be married , and he went two or three days ' journey , to the nearest big town , to buy furniture for the new house . While he was away , Dschemila and her friends set off to the neighbouring woods to pick up sticks , and as she gathered them she found an iron mortar lying on the ground . She placed it on her bundle of sticks , but the mortar would not stay still , and whenever she raised the bundle to put it on her shoulders it slipped off sideways . At length she saw the only way to carry the mortar was to tie it in the very middle of her bundle , and had just unfastened her sticks , when she heard her companions ' voices . ` Dschemila , what are you doing ? it is almost dark , and if you mean to come with us you must be quick ! ' But Dschemila only replied , ` You had better go back without me , for I am not going to leave my mortar behind , if I stay here till midnight . ' ` Do as you like , ' said the girls , and started on their walk home . The night soon fell , and at the last ray of light the mortar suddenly became an ogre , who threw Dschemila on his back , and carried her off into a desert place , distant a whole month 's journey from her native town . Here he shut her into a castle , and told her not to fear , as her life was safe .
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