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P eople came in
from every quarter
in great numbers;
they threw water
_ her, struck her on
face, unlaced upon the princess's
the palms of her hands, and
rubbed her temples with
Hungary-water; but nothing
would bring her to herself.
And now the king, who came
up at the noise, bethought himself
of the prediction of the fairies,
and, judging very well that this
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