TITLE: The Big Magical Feather Made of Snow. The Princess Elinore was confused. She was standing in her garden when suddenly she remembered she had left water on the stove and it was probably boiling by now. She rushed inside, accidentally knocking over the wine she had set out for her father, her brother the prince and herself...
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TITLE: The Big Magical Feather Made of Snow. The Princess Elinore was confused. She was standing in her garden when suddenly she remembered she had left water on the stove and it was probably boiling by now. She rushed inside, accidentally knocking over the wine she had set out for her father, her brother the prince and herself...
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