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at all but thatthis hero would save the kings daughter. They reached the same place, and were notlong there when the fearful beast stirred in themidst of the loch, and the hero slunk away as hedid on yesterday, but it was not long after thiswhen the man of the black horse came, withanother dress… … goodi.uck and victory were follovvin(; thee, r,AD, SAID THE PRINCESS. THE SEA-MAIDEN 41 Soon they saw the beast steaming in the midstof the loch. The lad lay down to rest. If I sleep beforethe beast comes, rouse me. \Miat is rousing for thee ? Rousing for me is to put the ear-ring thatis in thine…
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