Now you have repented and mean to be good you deserve to be happy , and so she may love you as much as she likes . '' Celia and Prince Darling threw themselves at the Fairy 's feet , and the Prince was never tired of thanking her for her kindness . Celia was delighted to hear how sorry he was for all his past follies and misdeeds , and promised to love him as long as she lived . `` Rise , my children , '' said the Fairy , `` and I will transport you to the palace , and Prince Darling shall have back again the crown he forfeited by his bad behavior . '' While she was speaking , they found themselves in Suliman 's hall , and his delight was great at seeing his dear master once more . He gave up the throne joyfully to the Prince , and remained always the most faithful of his subjects . Celia and Prince Darling reigned for many years , but he was so determined to govern worthily and to do his duty that his ring , which he took to wearing again , never once pricked him severely . -LRB- 1 -RRB- -LRB- 1 -RRB- Cabinet des Fees . BLUE BEARD There was a man who had fine houses , both in town and country , a deal of silver and gold plate , embroidered furniture , and coaches gilded all over with gold . But this man was so unlucky as to have a blue beard , which made him so frightfully ugly that all the women and girls ran away from him . One of his neighbors , a lady of quality , had two daughters who were perfect beauties . He desired of her one of them in marriage , leaving to her choice which of the two she would bestow on him . They would neither of them have him , and sent him backward and forward from one another , not being able to bear the thoughts of marrying a man who had a blue beard , and what besides gave them disgust and aversion was his having already been married to several wives , and nobody ever knew what became of them . Blue Beard , to engage their affection , took them , with the lady their mother and three or four ladies of their acquaintance , with other young people of the neighborhood , to one of his country seats , where they stayed a whole week . There was nothing then to be seen but parties of pleasure , hunting , fishing , dancing , mirth , and feasting . Nobody went to bed , but all passed the night in rallying and joking with each other . In short , everything succeeded so well that the youngest daughter began to think the master of the house not to have a beard so very blue , and that he was a mighty civil gentleman . As soon as they returned home , the marriage was concluded . About a month afterward , Blue Beard told his wife that he was obliged to take a country journey for six weeks at least , about affairs of very great consequence , desiring her to divert herself in his absence , to send for her friends and acquaintances , to carry them into the country , if she pleased , and to make good cheer wherever she was . `` Here , '' said he , `` are the keys of the two great wardrobes , wherein I have my best furniture ; these are of my silver and gold plate , which is not every day in use ; these open my strong boxes , which hold my money , both gold and silver ; these my caskets of jewels ; and this is the master-key to all my apartments .
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