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Your highness


THEY ALL WALK WHEN I WHO RUNS THEY CAN CLIMB HIGH BUT IM THE ONE  WHO TOUCHED THE SUN THERE HUNT WAS  SEVERAL BEAST AN BOARS MINE WERE ALL WHO FELL IN ALL THE PAST WARS YOUR HOME IS A SHELTER FOR SEVERAL MEN MINE IS A TOWN BUILTIN WITHIN THEY ALL BOW WHEN  I STAND HE WHO DOSE NOT SHALL BE ERASED FROM THIS LAND
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