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THE BLUE BIRD
express it, try as I may. I only bring you these worthless trifles to show that I have not ceased to think of you, though I have been obliged to leave you for a time.’ The following night he gave Fiordelisa a watch set in a single pearl. The Princess laughed a little when she saw it, and said—
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‘You may well give me a watch, for since I have known you I have lost the power of measuring time. The hours you spend with
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