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Once upon a time there lived a beautiful 

princess named Snow White. She grew up and 

became ever more beautiful. Her stepmother 

was very jealous, she could not stand that 

Snow White was more beautiful than her.

So, one day Snow White's stepmother ordered 

a huntsman to take Snow white to the forest 

and kill her. But the huntsman was not that 

cruel and freed her. He found somewhere to 

hide Snow White and Snow White didn't get 

out.

Snow White was really sad hanging 

around the forest when she found a 

little house and went inside. There 

was nobody inside, only seven tiny beds 

in the bedroom and slept on one of 

them. 

The seven dwarfs arrived home and 

found Snow White sleeping. They cried 

out with amazement. They fetched 

their seven candles and shone the light 

on Snow-White. “Oh good heaven! Oh 

good heaven!” they cried. “This child is 

so beautiful!”

The next morning Snow-White woke up, 

and when she saw the seven dwarfs she 

was frightened. But they were friendly 

and asked, “What is your name?” – “My 

name is Snow-White,” she answered – 

“How did you find your way to our 

house?” the dwarfs asked further.

Then she told them that her stepmother 

had tried to kill her, that the 

huntsman had spared her life, and that 

she had run the entire day, finally 

coming to their house.

The dwarfs said, “If you will keep house for 

us, and cook, make beds, wash, sew, and 

knit, and keep everything clean and orderly, 

then you can stay with us, and you shall have 

everything that you want” – “Yes” – said 

Snow-White – “with all my heart.”

So she kept house for them. Every morning 

they went into the mountains looking for ore 

and gold, and in the evening when they came 

back home their meal had to be ready. During 

the day the girl was alone. The good dwarfs 

warned her, saying, “Be careful about your 

stepmother. She will soon know that you are 

here. Do not let anyone in.”

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