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Hugh seized the hand of the other sister and made a little cut in it, from which a few drops of blood flowed, but the spell was over. "Henceforth," said Hugh, "you are both harmless, and I trust you will both be honest women." And they were. From that day they were like other women, and kept one of the best of those inns  clean, tidy, comfortable and at modest prices  for which Wales is, or was, noted. YOU SEIZED THE HAND OF THE OTHER SISTER AND MADE A LITTLE CUT IN IT FROM WHICH A FEW DROPS OF BLOOD FLOWED BUT THE SPELL WAS OVER HENCEFORTH SAID YOU YOU ARE BOTH HARMLESS AND I TRUST YOU WILL BE BOTH HONEST WOMEN AND THEY WERE FROM THAT DAY THEY WERE LIKE OTHER WOMEN AND KEPT ONE OF THE BEST OF THOSE INNS CLEAN TIDY COMFORTABLE AND AT MODERATE PRICES FOR WHICH WALES IS OR WAS NOTED
nd disappeared. After that, everything was quiet until breakfast time. At the table, only one of the sisters was present. Hugh politely inquired after the other one. He was told that she was not well, for which Hugh said he was very sorry. After the meal, Hugh declared he must say good-by to both the sisters, whose company he had so enjoyed the night before. In spite of the other lady's many excuses, he was admitted to the sick lady's room. After polite greetings and mutual compliments, Hugh offered his hand to say "good-by." The sick lady smiled at once and put out her hand, but it was her left one. "Oh, no," said Hugh, with a laugh. "I never in all my life have taken any one's left hand, and, beautiful as yours is, I won't break my habit by beginning now and here." Reluctantly, and as if in pain, the sick lady put out her hand. It was bandaged. The mystery was now cleared up. The two sisters were cats. By the help of bad fairies they had changed their forms and were the real robbers. Y AND BOTH ANIMALS RAN FOR THE CHIMNEY AND DISAPPEARED AFTER THAT EVERYTHING WAS QUIET UNTIL BREAKFAST TIME AT THE TABLE ONLY ONE OF THE SISTERS WAS PRESENT YOU POLITELY INQUIRED AFTER THE OTHER ONE HE WAS TOLD THAT SHE WAS NOT WELL FOR WHICH YOU SAID HE WAS VERY SORRY AFTER THE MEAL YOU DECLARED HE MUST SAY GOOD BYE TO BOTH THE SISTERS WHOSE COMPANY HE HAD SO ENJOYED THE NIGHT BEFORE IN SPITE OF THE OTHER LADY'S MANY EXCUSES HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE SICK LADY'S ROOM AFTER POLITE GREETINGS AND MUTUAL COMPLIMENTS HUGH OFFERED HIS HAND TO SAY GOOD BYE BUT THE SICK LADY SMILED AT ONCE AND PUT OUT HER HAND BUT IT WAS HER LEFT ONE OH NO SAID YOU WITH A LAUGH I NEVER IN ALL MY LIFE HAVE TAKEN ANY ONE'S LEFT HAND AND AS BEAUTIFUL AS YOURS IS I WON'T BREAK MY HABIT BEGINNING NOW AND HERE RELUCTANTLY AS IF IN PAIN THE SICK LADY PUT OUT HER HAND IT WAS BANDAGED THE MYSTERY WAS NOW CLEARED UP THE TWO SISTERS WERE CATS BY THE HELP OF BAD FAIRIES THEY HAD CHANGED THEIR FORMS AND WERE THE REAL ROBBERS
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