The fairy of paradise next made her appearance. Her raiment shone like the sun, and her serene countenance beamed with happiness like that of a mother rejoicing over her child. She was young and beautiful, and a train of lovely maidens followed her, each wearing a bright star in her hair. The Garden of Paradise by Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875). Illustrated by Edmund Dulac, 1911

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The fairy of paradise next made her appearance. Her raiment shone like the sun, and her serene countenance beamed with happiness like that of a mother rejoicing over her child. She was young and beautiful, and a train of lovely maidens followed her, each wearing a bright star in her hair. The Garden of Paradise by Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875). Illustrated by Edmund Dulac, 1911

The fairy of paradise next made her appearance. Her raiment shone like the sun, and her serene countenance beamed with happiness like that of a mother rejoicing over her child. She was young and beautiful, and a train of lovely maidens followed her, each wearing a bright star in her hair. The Garden of Paradise by Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875). Illustrated by Edmund Dulac, 1911

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