nd urned t for ttle Butterflys sake, not for t of th!

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    Notle broto your amp all youve a mind to.

    Aterfly to o do it! I dare you to do it! Stamp! Stamp noamp! Balkis sa Djinns stoop doo tly and said, At last Suleiman-bin-Daoud terfly o ened!

    tterfly stamped. to t aterflys ife fluttered about in tradict again.

    tterfly  es before o terfly, Stamp again, little brot great magician.

    Yes, give terflys ife, still flying about in t lets terfly as bravely as  your nagging o. Of course it doesnt make any difference to me--Im used to t as a favour to you and to Suleiman-bin-Daoud I dont mind putting t.

    So amped once more, and t instant t do even a bump. tains played among tian lilies; t on singing, and tterflys ife lay on ree waggling ing, Oh, Ill be good! Ill be good!

    Suleiman-bin-Daolld could  tterfly and said, O great urning to me my Palace if at time you slay me h!

    terrible noise, for all ty-nine Queens ran out of ting and calling for t marble steps beloain, one , and t ise Balkis  statelily foro meet t is your trouble, O Queens?

    tood on teps one  and sed,  is our trouble? e om, ting in a t ts moved about in t is our trouble, O  extremely troubled on account of t trouble, for it roublesome trouble, unlike any trouble we have known.

    t Beautiful Queen--Suleiman-bin-Daouds Very Best Beloved--Queen t o to