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THE ONE-HANDED GIRL 197 |
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for daring to marry the king's son. Then she can do no more hurt to anyone.'
' We cannot kill her,' answered they ; ' if we did, our son would assuredly kill us. Let us do as the others did, |
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and put her out of the town.' And with this the envious brother was forced to be content.
The poor girl loved her husband very much, but just then the baby was more to her than all else in the world, |
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