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related all that had taken place; and while he spoke there rose in the
air a fragrance as from millions of roses。 Every piece of faggot in
the pile had taken root; and threw out branches; and appeared a
thick hedge; large and high; covered with roses; while above all
bloomed a white and shining flower; that glittered like a star。 This
flower the king plucked; and placed in Eliza's bosom; when she awoke from her swoon; with peace and happiness in her heart。 And all the church bells rang of themselves; and the birds came in great troops。
And a marriage procession returned to the castle; such as no king
had ever before seen。
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