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once,in a land of darkness long ago |
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when all the earth was covered in darkness and shadow |
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under a spell of an evil sorceress witch, |
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the people cried for deliverance, |
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and no child was born for many a long year. |
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out of the mountains of Bothzak |
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a hero did answer their call: |
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riding forth upon his stalwart steed, |
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brandishing the heirloom of his house: |
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the jewel encrusted claymore. |
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forth he rode into the night, |
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slaying foes great and small, |
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and all evil did flee before this valiant hero |
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and the might of the jewel-encrusted claymore. |
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at last the hero came to the evil witch's realm and lo, |
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he looked upon the barren wasteland: |
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frozen and dry where no life could take hold. |
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and with his claymore he smote the witch's minions |
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and at long last stood face to face with her. |
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and he did run her through with his claymore, |
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piercing the soft flesh beneath the witch's callous exterior. |
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she gave a cry of pain and |
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yet it seemed to all that did witness |
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possibly a cry of ecstasy, as well. |
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and behold, |
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impossibly he saw that she was unharmed |
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and fair now to look upon. |
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the skies of the land opened upon the Earth |
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and life began to blood anew. |
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She looked upon him and said, |
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"Oh, most valiant of heroes, |
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thou hast delivered me from a fate worse than death. |
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Verily I beseech you, |
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wilt thou pierce me with thy jewel-encrusted claymore once more?" |
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and so he did and all the land rejoiced. |
