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The Last Pages of Sleeping Beauty by Wallace Kaufman Tuesday, May 26, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan When reading to children, one should also read the child.

THE LAST PAGES OF SLEEPING BEAUTY Look at them‑‑ the Prince just stumbles in chasing a wild pig. One dry kiss and the Princess falls for him, the first thing she sees. Her father lays a banquet and a few gold coins on the groggy peasants. Look at this kid, my daughter, who only asked if I would read the story, not why I was made, why I am her father, how long will she love me. Not caring what happens between now and morning, ear on my heart, she sleeps and leaves me holding the old story.

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