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cakes. He took the small cake. She got up on a stable and said "My blessing go high and my blessing go low my blessing go with you wherever you go". The son went off and after a while he got hungry. He started to eat the cake. A little robin asked him for a bit. He gave it some. He went on until he came to a well full of milk. He drank some of it. After a while he met his brother all ragged and torn.
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Once upon a time there lived a king with his four sons. His wife died and he married

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