WhenthedwarfscamehomethatnighttheyfoundSnowWhitelyinguponthegroundquitedead,andcouldnotfindoutwhathadhappenedorhowtheycouldcureher.But,thoughsheseemeddead,SnowWhitekeptherbeautifulwhiteskinandseemedmorelikeastatuethanadeadperson.Sothedwarfshadaglasscoffermade,andputSnowWhiteinandlockeditup.Andsheremainedtherefordaysanddayswithoutchangingtheslightest,lookingoh,sobeautifulundertheglasscase. Nowagreatprinceoftheneighbouringcountryhappenedtobehuntingnearthehillofthedwarfsandcalledattheirhuttogetaglassofwater.AndwhenhecameinhefoundnobodytherebutSnowWhitelyinginhercrystalcoffer.Andhefellatonceinlovewithherandsatbyhersidetillthedwarfscamehome,andheaskedthemwhoshewas.Thentheytoldhimherhistory,andhebeggedthathemightcarrythecofferawaysothathemightalwayshavehernearhim.Atfirsttheywouldnotdoso.Butheshowedhowmuchhelovedher,sothattheyatlastyielded,andhecalledforhismentocarrythecofferhometohispalace. AndwhenthemencommencedcarryingthecofferdownthemountaintheyjolteditsomuchthatthepieceofpoisonedappleinSnowWhite'sthroatfellout,andsherevivedandopenedhereyesandlookeduponthePrincewhowasridingbyherside.Thenheorderedthecoffertobeopened,andtoldherallthathadhappened.Andhetookherhometohiscastleandmarriedher. AfterthishappenedtheQueenoncemorecametoherroomandspoketothemirroronthewallandsaid: "Mirror,mirror,onthewall, Andthemirrorthistimesaidagain: "Queen,Queen,onthythrone, SnowWhite'sthefairestthoumustown." AndtheQueenwassoenragedbecauseshehadnotdestroyedSnowWhitethatsherushedtothewindowandthrewherselfoutofitanddiedonthespot