and in the same moment she was restored to life , and was as fresh and well and rosy as ever . Then she told the King all the cruel things the wicked witch and her daughter had done . The King had them both arrested at once and brought to trial , and they were condemned to death . The daughter was led into the forest , where the wild beasts tore her to pieces , and the old witch was burnt at the stake . As soon as she reduced to ashes the spell was taken off the little Roe , and he was restored to his natural shape once more , and so brother and sister lived happily ever after . -LRB- 6 -RRB- -LRB- 6 -RRB- Grimm . PRINCESS ROSETTE ONCE upon a time there lived a King and Queen who had two beautiful sons and one little daughter , who was so pretty that no one who saw her could help loving her . When it was time for the christening of the Princess , the Queen -- as she always did -- sent for all the fairies to be present at the ceremony , and afterwards invited them to a splendid banquet . When it was over , and they were preparing to go away , the Queen said to them : ` Do not forget your usual good custom . Tell me what is going to happen to Rosette . ' For that was the name they had given the Princess . But the fairies said they had left their book of magic at home , and they would come another day and tell her . ` Ah ! ' said the Queen , ' I know very well what that means -- you have nothing good to say ; but at least I beg that you will not hide anything from me . ' So , after a great deal of persuasion , they said : ` Madam , we fear that Rosette may be the cause of great misfortunes to her brothers ; they may even meet with their death through her ; that is all we have been able to foresee about your dear little daughter . We are very sorry to have nothing better to tell you . ' Then they went away , leaving the Queen very sad , so sad that the King noticed it , and asked her what was the matter . The Queen said that she had been sitting too near the fire , and had burnt all the flax that was upon her distaff . ` Oh ! is that all ? '
said the King , and he went up XXXXX the garret and brought her down more flax than she could spin in a hundred years .
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