Capitolo 29
you air, and troops of Elves in their more cheerful bathrobes him expedited to the building
where the party was shed.
Soon the bright room was filled with smiling faces and equitable forms, and
small Eva, as she was standing close to the Regina, he/she thought her you/he/she had never seen
a sight so beautiful.
The very-colored shades of the most equitable flowers also played on the
you wall up white, and fountains shone in the light of the sun, while making music
as the rose of so that fresh and it fell, while before and back, with undulant wings
and cheerful bawls, went the smiling Elves, fruit that brings and honey,
or fragrant garlands him a for the other the hair.
Long they banqueted, gayly that they has sung, and Eva, happily dancing
among them, he/she craved to be an Elf that is probable that her suits forever
in so equitable a house.
For a long time the music stopped, and it said the Regina, as she was placed the hand
on small Eva hair is shining:--
"Dear child, tomorrow we have to bear her/it house, for, very as us we crave
to hold her/it, is wrong to bring such pain to Your loving terrestrial
friends; therefore we will drive her to us to the brook-side, and there it says
goodbye up to You comes again to visit us. No, doesn't cry, dear
Rose-leaf; You will look on the flowers of small Eva, and when her
glances to them she will think about you. Now comes and conducts her/it to the
Delicate garden and the show what we think our more equitable sight. Weeping
anybody more, but it strives him to make her/it the last hours with us happy as You."
With kind caresses and the most greater part of tender it puts in words the gathered loving Elves
on his/her/their child, and, with Rose-leaf from his/her side, they conducted her/it to them through
the building and long green, leaving without breath runs, thin to Eva he/she saw what seemed
a wall of flowers that you/they rise in front of her, while the air was filled with the
the most greater part of fragrant odors and the least one, sweet music as to sing flowers.
"Where has you/he/she brought me, and that mean these beautiful sounds?"