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he princess Parizade's thoughts were so taken up with
             what the religious woman had told her of the talking bird,
             singing tree, and yellow water, that she never perceived when
             she went her way, till she was going to ask her some questions
             for her better information; for she thought that what she had
             told her was not sufficient to expose herself to undertake a

             journey to no purpose; however, she would not send after her
             to bring her back, but endeavoured to remember all she had
             told her; and when she thought she had recollected every word,
             she took a great pleasure in thinking of the satisfaction she
             should have, if she could get these wonderful things into her
             possession; but then again, the difficulties she apprehended, and
             the fear of not succeeding, made her very uneasy.
             She was lost in her thoughts when her brothers returned from
             hunting; who, when they entered the great hall, instead of

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