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    A girl from a village on t o marry a man ober, torm. ter ed for a message but none arrived. After torm passed, t up to see for aking h her because she was afraid.

    From a long ude yas ude engulfed traces of  left t except some mess t s race of t a gna in a boot.

    t and took it  e. tilated t.

    inter came s, okes ter and sed and it  Cmas, time passed. More children came.

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    ter sa t s head.

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    pod out of t up.

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