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Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom,
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Once upon a time, in a faraway kingdom,
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there lived a beautiful princess named Snow White.
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Her skin was as white as snow,
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her lips as red as roses,
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and her hair as black as ebony wood.
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Everyone in the kingdom loved her for her kind heart.
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Well, almost everyone.
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Her stepmother, the queen, was not so fond of her.
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The queen was very proud of her own beauty,
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and had a special magic mirror.
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Every single day, she would stand before it and ask the same question.
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Mirror.
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Mirror on the wall.
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Who is the fairest of them all?
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And every day, the mirror would give her the answer she wanted to hear.
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You are, oh queen, the fairest of them all.
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But as Snow White grew up,
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her kindness and warmth made her beauty shine even brighter her.
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One fateful day, the queen asked her mirror the usual question,
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but this time, the answer was different.
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The mirror replied, Snow White is the fairest of them all.
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The queen's face turned pale with anger and her heart filled with bitter jealousy.
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She couldn't stand the thought of anyone being more beautiful than her.
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In a fit of rage,
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she summoned a huntsman and gave him a terrible order.
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Take Snow White deep into the forest and make sure she never returns The huntsman,
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however, had a good heart When they were deep in the woods and he saw the princess's innocent,
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tear-filled eyes He couldn't bring himself to harm her He knelt down and whispered Run away,
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dear princess, and never come back to the castle The forest will be your friend and protect you Terrified,
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Snow White ran as fast as she could.
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Deeper and deeper into the forest.
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Twigs and branches scratched at her dress and strange shadows danced all around her.
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She ran until she couldn't run anymore and collapsed.
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Exhausted.
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When she finally opened her eyes,
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she saw a charming little house nestled in a sunny clearing.
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It was tiny and perfectly neat.
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Curious, she peeked inside and saw seven little chairs around a small wooden table,
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seven little plates, and in the next room,
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seven little beds all in a row.
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The house was a bit messy,
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so Snow White, with her kind nature, decided to tidy up.
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She swept the floor, washed the dishes and even cooked a warm, delicious soup.
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Feeling tired from her work,
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she lay down across the little beds and soon fell fast asleep.
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As evening fell, the owners of the cottage returned home from a long day of work in the mines.
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In walked seven dwarfs, carrying pickaxes and lanterns.
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Their names were Doc, Grumpy,
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Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy and Dopey.
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They were completely surprised to find their home sparkling clean,
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and a beautiful princess sleeping on their beds.
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When Snow White woke up and saw the seven little men staring at her,
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She was a bit startled, but she smiled kindly.
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She told them her story and then asked,
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Please, may I stay here with you?
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I promise to cook, clean,
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and keep the house tidy for you.
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Her dwarfs, charmed by her sweetness, were delighted.
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Of course, dear Snow White, they exclaimed.
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You are welcome to stay with us.
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And so, Snow White began a happy new life with her seven new friends.
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She cooked them wonderful meals,
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sang cheerful songs while she worked,
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and filled their little home with warmth and laughter.
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But back at the castle,
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the wicked queen had no idea Snow White was still alive.
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Confident, she went to her magic mirror and asked, Mirror?
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Mirror on the wall?
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Who is now the fairest of them all?
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Imagine her fury when the mirror replied.
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Snow White, who lives with the seven dwarfs far away in the woods,
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is the fairest of them all.
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The queen was beside herself with rage.
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She realized the huntsman had tricked her.
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She decided to take matters into her own hands.
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Using her dark magic, she disguised herself as a poor,
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stooped old woman selling apples.
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She took a single perfect red apple and poisoned it with a powerful sleeping spell.
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She then traveled to the dwarf's cottage.
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Finding Snow White alone, the disguised queen offered her the shiny apple with a sweet, crooked smile.
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Pretty girl, she said in a raspy voice.
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Taste this lovely apple, it's a special magic one.
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Snow White was hesitant at first,
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as the dwarfs had warned her not to talk to strangers.
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But the apple looked so juicy and delicious,
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and the old woman seemed harmless.
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She took a small bite.
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Instantly, the poison took effect,
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and Snow White fell to the ground in a deep, death-like sleep.
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When the dwarfs returned home that evening,
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they found her lying still on the floor,
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the half-eaten red apple beside her.
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Their hearts were broken.
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They cried and tried everything to wake her, but nothing worked.
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Believing she was gone forever,
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they couldn't bear to bury her beautiful form in the cold ground.
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Instead, they built a beautiful coffin made of glass and gold,
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placed her inside, and set it in a clearing in the forest,
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surrounded by flowers, where they could watch over her.
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Days turned into weeks, and Snow White slept on,
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her beauty untouched by time.
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One day, the handsome prince from a neighboring kingdom was riding through the forest.
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He came across the clearing and saw the stunning sight of the princess sleeping in the glass coffin,
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guarded by the sorrowful dwarfs.
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He was instantly captivated by her gentle face.
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He dismounted his horse and whispered,
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she is so kind and beautiful,
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I feel I love her already.
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He asked the dwarfs if he could give her a farewell kiss.
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He leaned down and gently kissed her on the forehead.
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At that moment, a miracle happened.
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The piece of poisoned apple that was lodged in her throat dislodge,
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and the spell was broken.
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Snow White's eyes fluttered open and she smiled as she saw the prince's kind face.
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The dwarfs couldn't believe their eyes.
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They danced and cheered with pure joy.
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She's alive.
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She's alive.
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The prince, overjoyed, asked Snow White to come with him to his castle and be his wife.
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Snow White happily agreed.
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She said a heartfelt goodbye to her dearest friends,
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the seven dwarfs, promising she would visit them often.
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Snow White and the prince were married in a grand celebration,
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and their kingdom was filled with joy and happiness.
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They lived happily ever after,
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always remembering that true beauty comes from a kind heart.
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Thank you so much for watching.
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If you enjoyed this story,
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don't forget to like this video and subscribe to our channel for more magical taleys.
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See you next time.

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Das Üben des Sprechens mit dem Video "Schneewittchen und die sieben Zwerge" bietet eine fesselnde Möglichkeit, Englisch zu lernen. Mit einer fesselnden Geschichte, die sowohl Kinder als auch Erwachsene anspricht, können Lernende das Englisch sprechen üben, während sie mit den Charakteren mitfühlen. Durch die Verbindung von Emotionen und Sprache wird das Lernen lebendiger und einprägsamer. Diese Erzählung bietet zudem zahlreiche Gelegenheiten, Sprachmelodie und Intonation zu erfassen, was beim Englisch Shadowing von Rückenwind hilft.

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