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5184	nan	Kalevala : the Epic Poem of Finland — Volume 01			.txt	text/plain	82007	6769	88	"Wherefore dost thou break thy snow-sledge, Thou hast naught to cause thy weeping, Since thy daughter thou hast promised Take thee to thy much-loved home-land, "Hast thou honey in thy branches, Hast thou in thy mind to journey In thy home thou hast Kyllikki, Thou didst, in thy better life-time, Come, thou forest, with thy heroes, When thy journey thou hast ended, And thy water-mother nurse thee. Leave thee and thy wondrous singing, Haste thou then upon thy journey Wilt thou leave thy mother's chambers, Thou hast left thy mother's dwelling, Thou hast left thy faithful mother When thou visitest thy mother Leave thou kindness for thy mother, Thou must love thy husband's mother, Thou must love thy husband's father, Thou must love thy husband's brother, Sweep thou then thy hero's dwelling, Ask at once thy hero's mother: Thou must not forget thy mother, When thy loving mother brought thee	./cache/5184.txt	./txt/5184.txt