Significats de poor cinderella en anglès

To which the first sister replied with a sigh-"PoorCinderella!"

Poor Cinderella, who had to stay behind, looked at her old ragged clothes, and burst into tears.

All this was new vexation to poor Cinderella, for it was she who ironed and plaited her sisters' muslins.

"I wish- I-w-i-s-h ,"sobbedpoorCinderella, without being able to say another word.

Then he will be changed to dull brown like his wife, and keep as quiet as poor Cinderella sitting in the ashes.

"Yes, but it is no good; I have nothing but rags to wear," sobbed poor Cinderella.

"And her hair and cheeks-theywere-theywere like yours, poor Cinderella, only of course much more beautiful!"

Is not Whittington sitting yet on Highgate hill, and poor Cinderella (in that sweetest of all fairy stories) still pining in her lonely chimney-nook?

"You are a fairy godmother, come to look after your poor Cinderella, the sport of stupid lady's-maids and dressmakers!"