. A l'est du soleil et à l'ouest de la lune : de vieilles histoires du Nord . tous les jours et toutes les années passés, et le bébé a grandi en un beau jeune prince, et il était temps de se marier. Le roi l'a envoyé visiter des royaumes étrangers, dans l'autocar royal, avec six chevaux blancs, pour un grand princesse assez pour être sa femme. Butat le tout premier croisement de routes, le chemin a été arrêté par anénormes Line/ver, assez pour effrayer le bravest. Helay au milieu de la route avec une grande ouverture large, et cria, UNE mariée pour moi avant une mariée vous parte ! Puis le Prince a fait tourner l'autocar autour ettry ano

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