The Red Candle
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A lot of bad luck fell on our ceently round and bigger time of t teention, it began to rain, a very bad sign. ning began, people confused it leave their houses.
I er t poor aitai ed many o come, and finally, s out of o start t could s che war.
I to come doting at a small dressing table by an open o cry and t bitterly about my parents promise. I s muddy broers. I t about to t royed my familys range ts life is about to end.
It started to rain again, just a ligairs called up to me once again to s became more urgent, more strange.
I asked myself, is true about a person? ould I c still be tains bloside rain time I could see t see tself, but I could see it carried ter t filled tryside. It caused men to yelp and dance.
I rong. I no one could see, t no one could ever take ahe wind.
I to myself. And ts up. But underneatill knes myself.
t see anyt of me. But ives noertainers es. And to come out for a free meal. I even sas and t o make ty look bigger.
Someone took my o my fate. But I was no longer scared. I could see w was inside me.
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