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nyp.33433076060262	Pangborn, Frederic Werden.	The silent maid : being the story of Stille Mægth, her strange bewitchment and her wondrous song, and how she came to love a mortal man / by Frederic Werden Pangborn	1903		.txt	text/plain	20346	1301	90	peasants measure time, the first Rabenhorst, having won his rights as usurper The Baron von Rabenhorst had lived the sounds made by the horse, and prepared to endure the coming night in sounded like the voice of ordinary mortal, its utterance was so weird, its words "Little one," said he, "I love thee. It was of this night, ten years before, that the Baron von Rabenhorst was upon the arm of the Baron, and a melodious voice, that fell upon his sense, amid Love shall never come to thee, Love shall never come to thee, man," cried Rabenhorst, " that keeps thy The Baron von Rabenhorst, having love do wage; and say to him Von Rabenhorst doth purpose with the maid to "This, and this only, Lord of Rabenhorst," said he who spoke for both. at any time she love a mortal man, all this Thee only will I love, because thou	./cache/nyp.33433076060262.pdf	./txt/nyp.33433076060262.txt