s of the

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    t ty boy, it  dye

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    brot, and stir th a dead mans hand.  Sprinkle

    it on turn into a black

    viper, and h a wheel I can draw

    tal I can s

    dye lack?   dye lack?  tell me t

    t pay me a price, pretty boy, t pay me

    a price.

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    yet  been

    is but for a little ts  me, and

    denied me.  to thee evil,

    and .

    tco him.

    I he young Fisherman.

    tch grew pale, and shuddered, and hid her face in her blue

    mantle.  Pretty boy, pretty boy, stered, t is a

    terrible to do.

    ossed  to me,

    see it.  I may not touc.  I do not know

    it.

    tell tch, looking

    do iful eyes.

    Five pieces of gold, s, and ttled house

    in well me

    o get rid of my soul, and I  I

    possess.

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    urn tumn leaves into gold, she answered,

    and I can o silver if I .  he

    whis world, and has

    their dominions.

    ther

    gold nor silver?

    tcroked e

    dance ty boy, s him as

    she spoke.

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    to .

    Noug t, s him again.

    t sunset in some secret place her, he

    said, and after t ell me thing

    wo know.

    She moon is

    full, stered.  tened