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  1    Pref|          book has undergone.~ ~ ~ ~MANASSEH~ ~ ~ ~[1]~ ~
  2       I|           the answer. "His name is Manasseh Adorjan, he is of good old
  3       I|            and form one household. Manasseh seems to have been recognised
  4       I|            say, then, in regard to Manasseh Adorjan, that a sudden change
  5       I|            no, not lost," returned Manasseh; "what belongs nowhere and
  6      II|             Look here," interposed Manasseh, "suppose we steer clear
  7      II|             Is that so!" exclaimed Manasseh, in surprise. "I should
  8      II|            several times," replied Manasseh.~ ~"At court balls in Vienna,
  9      II|     half-suppressed exclamation on Manasseh's part, made the speaker
 10      II|         Catholic by the bishop?"~ ~Manasseh Adorjan crumbled his cigar
 11     III|      sketch-book with me," replied Manasseh, "and I am going to draw
 12     III|             if not of actual fear. Manasseh Adorjan stood in the doorway,
 13     III|        already engaged, sir," said Manasseh, quietly.~ ~Benjamin Vajdar'
 14     III|      weapon therein concealed. But Manasseh still stood regarding him
 15     III|      lion-tamer over his charge?~ ~Manasseh himself took the vacated
 16      IV|         Madam Dormandy, turning to Manasseh. "Is there no danger of
 17      IV|          you? You don't object?"~ ~Manasseh turned strangely sober. "
 18      IV|      hoodwink Benjamin Vajdar, and Manasseh Adorjan promised to effect
 19      IV|          out of the window," added Manasseh, with as much confidence
 20      IV|         back to the point at which Manasseh had dropped it.~ ~"You said
 21      IV|        after a pause.~ ~"No," said Manasseh; "he has no conscience.
 22      IV|            By no means," protested Manasseh; "on the contrary, their
 23       V|            in the time promised by Manasseh, and now the query was raised,
 24       V|            with a courteous bow to Manasseh.[35]~ ~"Where German is
 25       V|        Palazzo Cagliari," remarked Manasseh, but without any significant
 26       V|           s family. A moment later Manasseh signalled[36] the driver
 27       V|        stood our Arian friend."~ ~"Manasseh Adorjan?"~ ~"Yes. He asked
 28       V|          afternoon of the same day Manasseh Adorjan called on the princess,
 29       V|    appearance and damage her case. Manasseh, however, betrayed no sign
 30       V|          her own.~ ~In the morning Manasseh came early to escort the
 31       V|        forward. As if by instinct, Manasseh knew where a courteous request
 32       V|        that was the case," replied Manasseh, "the publication of Allegri'
 33       V|           and in need of rest. But Manasseh, who, by appointment, just
 34       V|       burned on the altar, and, as Manasseh had predicted, so many of
 35       V|            indebted to you, friend Manasseh," he concluded, "for all
 36       V|           the French minister. And Manasseh, on his part, was not slow
 37       V|    understanding of the situation, Manasseh took leave of the princess,
 38      VI|            had the day before seen Manasseh Adorjan's form disappear.
 39      VI|    princess, for intruding," began Manasseh in greeting, as he entered
 40      VI|            embassy, and as long as Manasseh was not to accompany the
 41      VI|            wise endangered.~ ~When Manasseh returned with the French
 42      VI|       standing-room. But at length Manasseh guided his companion to
 43      VI|         and gracious.~ ~Blanka and Manasseh exchanged glances, and the
 44      VI|          secured the prize. It was Manasseh who from his elevated position,
 45      VI|          before."~ ~"No," returned Manasseh; "and you must make haste
 46    VIII|       received unwelcome news from Manasseh.~ ~"Then you have told him
 47    VIII|        only knew where that fellow Manasseh had hidden himself!"~ ~"
 48    VIII|          wish I knew where to find Manasseh."~ ~"I know," said the princess
 49    VIII|           the street and number of Manasseh's temporary abode, and this
 50      IX|          the floor at his side.~ ~"Manasseh!"~ ~Startled surprise and
 51      IX|         that had led her to him.~ ~Manasseh smiled. "No, not for me,
 52      IX|           an overdue note than did Manasseh in restoring the lost leaves
 53      IX|          arena and her face toward Manasseh, - an arrangement that very
 54      IX|         she had needed none there. Manasseh adjusted his umbrella so
 55      IX|     Revenge is the brute's right," Manasseh corrected her. "It never
 56      IX|        cannot entertain," returned Manasseh. "Man has made a god of
 57      IX|            you a letter," declared Manasseh.~ ~"Please read it." She
 58      IX|         shown to their loved ones? Manasseh crumpled the paper in his
 59      IX|            Yes, I know that," said Manasseh.~ ~"How do you know it,
 60      IX|            laugh at the thought of Manasseh's taking lessons in politics
 61      IX|         humour: she was assured by Manasseh's words that his address
 62      IX|           remain to you," returned Manasseh, "and you may never know
 63      IX|          baffling to the beginner. Manasseh took his stand behind her
 64      IX|            to retrace her steps.~ ~Manasseh picked up the dandelion
 65       X|           possible for her to meet Manasseh again - at the house of
 66     XII|         occasional word concerning Manasseh, at length prevailed over
 67     XII|            the last among them was Manasseh Adorjan's. "You can order
 68    XIII|          she recognised the tones. Manasseh Adorjan stood before her. "
 69    XIII|        assent.~ ~ ~ ~An hour later Manasseh and Blanka stood in the
 70    XIII|            she turned once more to Manasseh.~ ~"Now take me with you
 71     XIV|          WALLACHIAN HOSPITALITY.~ ~Manasseh had not much choice of routes
 72     XIV|         the way; but they suffered Manasseh and Blanka to pass unmolested.
 73     XIV|         Blanka to pass unmolested. Manasseh had fortunately provided
 74     XIV|        spring from which he drank. Manasseh also related the adventures
 75     XIV|       mountain home.~ ~One evening Manasseh pointed to a town in the
 76     XIV|    division of the national guard. Manasseh was now among people who
 77     XIV|         way to act, I must say!"~ ~Manasseh turned to the speaker, who
 78     XIV|        Perhaps he wished to invite Manasseh to a wrestling bout.~ ~Blanka
 79     XIV|            a hearty kiss, and then Manasseh cried, joyfully:~ ~"Aaron,
 80     XIV|          Yes, it is Aaron, my good Manasseh," returned the stocky little
 81     XIV|            Simon and David?" asked Manasseh, anxiously. "Are they alive
 82     XIV|            Nothing better!"~ ~Here Manasseh pulled his brother's sleeve. "
 83     XIV|            striking resemblance to Manasseh, - the same face, the same
 84     XIV|            hussar gave his hand to Manasseh, and while they exchanged
 85     XIV|          to rescue them," declared Manasseh.~ ~"I am going forth to
 86     XIV|            troublous times. It was Manasseh's desire to lead his bride
 87     XIV|         before us," he remarked to Manasseh as he buckled the last strap.~ ~
 88     XIV|      without limit.~ ~Aaron drove, Manasseh sat beside him, and thus
 89     XIV|          It's no use your talking, Manasseh; you've been away from home.
 90     XIV|           such a noise about it." (Manasseh had thus far not once opened
 91     XIV|          word! I won't hear it."~ ~Manasseh had not uttered a syllable,
 92     XIV|           awoke of her own accord. Manasseh turned to her, chatted with
 93     XIV|         and his poultry?" returned Manasseh.~ ~"Yes, I know them well.
 94     XIV|      Blanka and Zenobia. Aaron and Manasseh were likewise given a chamber
 95     XIV|     brothers slept. She could hear Manasseh turning restlessly on his
 96     XIV|                With God," returned Manasseh.~ ~"Like Jacob at Peniel?"~ ~"
 97     XIV|          is his will."~ ~With that Manasseh turned his face to the wall,
 98      XV|          the house was already up. Manasseh met her with the announcement
 99      XV|       Aaron's vexed expression and Manasseh's ruffled brow, she knew
100      XV|           all three dismounted and Manasseh spread a sheepskin for Blanka
101      XV|        held by the enemy?" queried Manasseh.~ ~"Then we will take up
102      XV|          Blanka. She left some for Manasseh, who drank after her and
103      XV|          follows his master, while Manasseh and Blanka brought up the
104      XV|        come up. He had agreed with Manasseh, if the signal was favourable,
105      XV|         there are snakes there."~ ~Manasseh drew a breath of relief,
106      XV|            no trouble whatever."~ ~Manasseh now knew that dangers surrounded
107      XV|          by a blazing fire; he and Manasseh would take turns watching
108      XV|          to refuse all admittance. Manasseh and Blanka waited without,
109      XV|         three broad planks. He and Manasseh held the briers aside with
110      XV|          orders to his companions. Manasseh was to lead the horses up,
111      XV|            chain, was treasured by Manasseh among his most precious
112      XV|        tale before, brother," said Manasseh, after assuring himself
113      XV|        fast asleep in a twinkling. Manasseh was now left undisturbed
114      XV|           me?~ ~"Your brother,~ ~ "Manasseh."~ ~ ~ [179]~ ~
115     XVI|        After finishing his letter, Manasseh took a number of banknotes
116     XVI|           Softly opening the door, Manasseh found himself in a low but
117     XVI|         dropped out, until at last Manasseh and the Wallachian commander
118     XVI|         them. Fortune declared for Manasseh, and he swept the accu[181]
119     XVI|           another.~ ~"Why, you are Manasseh Adorjan!" exclaimed the
120     XVI|            spare pipe to lend me?" Manasseh asked his right-hand neighbour.[
121     XVI|             was the ready reply.~ ~Manasseh filled the proffered pipe,
122     XVI|       opponents to win. But not so Manasseh. He plundered the company
123     XVI|            groups about these two. Manasseh still continued to win,
124     XVI|      swallow of your brandy," said Manasseh, but he had no sooner tasted
125     XVI|         hang."~ ~"Oh, no," replied Manasseh, lightly, "for that would
126     XVI|             They played, and again Manasseh won. A man less bold of
127     XVI|         winnings on the table. But Manasseh knew better. His opponents,
128     XVI|            any questions," replied Manasseh, with a courteous bow.~ ~"
129     XVI|           brothers free," returned Manasseh, boldly, "and promise me
130     XVI|           with in that fashion?"~ ~Manasseh kept his seat on the edge
131     XVI|       hither from Szent-Laszlo."~ ~Manasseh burst into a laugh. "It
132     XVI|           you see burning now."~ ~"Manasseh, if you are lying to me!"~ ~"
133     XVI|        Wallachian.~ ~"Good!" cried Manasseh, with a laugh. "At least
134     XVI|           Sixteen was the number," Manasseh corrected him.~ ~A bed of
135    XVII|       beauties of the place.~ ~"If Manasseh should only come out now
136    XVII|            to be fulfilled."~ ~But Manasseh did not appear.~ ~"Look
137    XVII|          he was thinking: "What if Manasseh should come back, not alone,
138    XVII|    cherishing such a wish? Ah, let Manasseh himself come, even if he
139    XVII|          to laugh at this, and had Manasseh only been there, she could
140    XVII|          quite different. "What if Manasseh shouldn't come by noon -
141    XVII|         Aloud once more: "That lad Manasseh must have made a little
142    XVII|          and stateliest. They were Manasseh and his two brothers, David
143    XVII|            I of no account?" asked Manasseh. "Have I no share in all
144    XVII|        saying, he threw himself at Manasseh's feet and embraced his
145    XVII|         and the two brothers, whom Manasseh now presented to Blanka,
146    XVII|          rode a little behind with Manasseh. "You must have had the
147    XVII|        invite to our wedding," was Manasseh's ready reply. "Aaron[197]
148    XVII|           happy valley which, from Manasseh's description, had so often
149   XVIII|         hearty welcome. With Anna, Manasseh's twin sister, the girl
150   XVIII|            she sighed deeply. "Did Manasseh tell you about him?" she
151   XVIII|         and will be still happier. Manasseh will turn the earth itself
152   XVIII|          they found him, - all but Manasseh. Nor did I seek to allay
153   XVIII|        them to Vienna or Rome. But Manasseh, I knew, must meet with
154   XVIII|            the same social circle. Manasseh, however, said not a word,
155   XVIII|       bosom, and appealed to him. 'Manasseh,' I pleaded, 'my heart's
156   XVIII|           soul out of this world.' Manasseh looked at me: his eyes glowed,
157   XVIII|        that of the other. Hitherto Manasseh's self-control in foregoing
158   XVIII|         won from him by his sister Manasseh had come to regard as no
159   XVIII|            as my dowry to bring to Manasseh. He said he wished to begin
160     XIX|         raised money on his friend Manasseh's forged signature. After
161     XIX|         due he had presented it to Manasseh, who had promptly discounted
162     XIX|            came a third brother, - Manasseh.~ ~"Ah, at last!" cried
163      XX|         the way of her marriage to Manasseh.~ ~In the courtyard to the
164      XX|            her. Neither Blanka nor Manasseh had even suspected what
165      XX|          kept amused."~ ~Meanwhile Manasseh had appeared.~ ~"Manasseh,"
166      XX|          Manasseh had appeared.~ ~"Manasseh," whispered Aaron, "come
167      XX|                These words were to Manasseh like a dagger-thrust in
168      XX|            will yet repay. To you, Manasseh, I have to say, remember
169      XX|   resemblance between Jonathan and Manasseh was striking. This lifeless
170      XX|           the illusion that it was Manasseh himself lying lifeless before
171      XX|           tears she called aloud, "Manasseh!"~ ~He was at her side in
172      XX|         knew that only his brother Manasseh was capable of such a feat
173      XX|            you thinking of?" cried Manasseh, in a voice that all could
174      XX|                 Very well, brother Manasseh, but you need not charge
175      XX|         believer in God," returned Manasseh, in a tone of reproof. "
176      XX|         himself Attila. Now, then, Manasseh, I love you and am ready
177      XX|           hand with you," declared Manasseh.~ ~Therewith the two brothers
178     XXI|         May, Blanka and Anna, with Manasseh and Aaron, were climbing
179     XXI|            tortuous mountain path. Manasseh had his portfolio and some
180     XXI|          case of an attack?" asked Manasseh.[246]~ ~"Wasn't it from
181     XXI|   condition for defence," objected Manasseh.~ ~"And how do you know
182     XXI|        paint that picture!" sighed Manasseh.~ ~"You succeeded with the
183     XXI|        Take good care of my wife," Manasseh called to his brother, "
184     XXI|            Unitarian."~ ~With that Manasseh let them go their way. But
185     XXI|        quips and quibbles as that. Manasseh closed his portfolio, picked
186     XXI|   assurance of help near at hand, "Manasseh! Manasseh!" - until they
187     XXI|           near at hand, "Manasseh! Manasseh!" - until they reached him
188     XXI|           so frightened at?" asked Manasseh, taking the matter lightly
189     XXI|           You little geese!" cried Manasseh, laughing, "it was only
190     XXI|           women, still clinging to Manasseh, went with him to examine
191     XXI|        needless cruelty," remarked Manasseh, - "and merely on account
192     XXI|           see how sharp my brother Manasseh is! My fortifications and
193     XXI|            won't let you see them, Manasseh."~ ~"Cannon, brother?" repeated
194     XXI|         Cannon, brother?" repeated Manasseh, laughing. "How in the world
195     XXI|            what you see - not even Manasseh."~ ~Blanka and Anna both
196     XXI|        interval the three rejoined Manasseh, the two ladies laughing
197   XXIII|          to nearly four hundred.~ ~Manasseh was at home with the women
198   XXIII|            God had appointed them. Manasseh now embraced Blanka and
199   XXIII|        Heaven will care for us."~ ~Manasseh could not suppress a sigh
200   XXIII|           need not fear for us."~ ~Manasseh's feelings were too deep
201   XXIII|           outskirts of the village Manasseh met scattered bodies of
202   XXIII|           approach of strangers.~ ~Manasseh accosted the first man whose
203   XXIII|           as to unbosom himself to Manasseh, complaining that, at this
204   XXIII|           he received a cigar from Manasseh, and acknowledged himself
205   XXIII|          repaid for his trouble.~ ~Manasseh advanced to the door and
206   XXIII|        table for some time yet."~ ~Manasseh drew a visiting-card from
207   XXIII|            confined in the cellar. Manasseh assented to this peculiar
208   XXIII|          the main or outer cellar, Manasseh's escort opened the iron
209   XXIII|        make himself comfortable.~ ~Manasseh found himself in almost
210   XXIII|          out of the gloom called, "Manasseh!"~ ~"Who is there?"~ ~"I."[
211   XXIII|           was a gipsy, whose voice Manasseh recognised. "How came you
212   XXIII| down-hearted, my little man," said Manasseh, cheerily.~ ~"I'm not a
213   XXIII|        gipsy phlegm exactly suited Manasseh's mood, and he exerted himself
214   XXIII|            I'll bet you my fiddle, Manasseh, you won't live to see another
215   XXIII|        vain, you rogue!" commanded Manasseh, sternly, "or I'll let you
216   XXIII|            t get your cigar-stump, Manasseh. They'll take me out first."~ ~
217   XXIII|   shoulders. Despite his disguise, Manasseh recognised him at once.
218   XXIII|         his deadly enemy.~ ~"Well, Manasseh Adorjan," began the other, "
219   XXIII|          called Diurbanu," replied Manasseh, coldly.~ ~"And don't you
220   XXIII|         paper he had received from Manasseh.~ ~The latter shrugged his
221   XXIII|            Idle threats!" muttered Manasseh, scornfully, between his
222   XXIII|            fall into her hands."~ ~Manasseh shuddered with horror, and
223   XXIII|       insult to his adored Blanka, Manasseh's wrath blazed up and mastered
224   XXIII|       hideous smile.~ ~"Very good, Manasseh! One more score to charge
225   XXIII|     confidently on that," rejoined Manasseh. "The moment your ruffian
226   XXIII|            now say good night."~ ~"Manasseh!" called a voice from the
227   XXIII|       calls? Or is it only a rat?" Manasseh had forgotten that his dungeon
228   XXIII|            knots with my teeth."~ ~Manasseh complied. The gipsy had
229   XXIII|           became visible. At first Manasseh thought some one was coming
230   XXIII|         must have fallen ere this. Manasseh paced his prison cell in
231   XXIII|            the assaulting party.~ ~Manasseh was fast losing all self-control. "
232   XXIII|       cellar.~ ~"Lanyi," commanded Manasseh, in quick, energetic tones, "
233   XXIII|      grasped the beam behind while Manasseh carried the forward end,
234   XXIII|         back!" cried the gipsy, as Manasseh was about to run up the
235   XXIII|         figure confronted him. But Manasseh did not strike down this
236   XXIII|           Take care!" she cried to Manasseh, and she made as if to shield
237   XXIII|         Stay where you are!"~ ~But Manasseh seized her by the wrist
238   XXIII|              Thus, disarmed and in Manasseh's power, she stood calmly[
239   XXIII|          girl, calmly, and she led Manasseh into the empty house. "Aaron
240   XXIII|         more to frighten." Then to Manasseh: "You know it takes two
241   XXIII|            and I bring them - you, Manasseh, alive and unharmed. That
242   XXIII|            to my sister," answered Manasseh, in a tone of sadness. "
243   XXIII|        enable me to marry you.'"~ ~Manasseh trembled with suppressed
244   XXIII|             waved a final adieu to Manasseh, and rode away with her
245   XXIII|           said the gipsy, touching Manasseh's elbow, "let us set about
246   XXIII|           be coming back."~ ~While Manasseh made his way to the church,
247   XXIII|           went with him.~ ~"There, Manasseh," he cried, in triumph, "
248   XXIII|       himself on one elbow and met Manasseh's gaze.~ ~"Kill me and be
249   XXIII|           in sullen despair.~ ~But Manasseh remained standing with folded
250   XXIII|             God's will be done!"~ ~Manasseh allowed himself to use no
251   XXIII|        restive and hard to manage. Manasseh took him by the bridle and
252   XXIII|       right and begone!" whispered Manasseh to the rider, and he caused
253    XXIV|            of these young artisans Manasseh set about forming a guild
254    XXIV|          piece of good fortune for Manasseh that he had a partner in
255    XXIV|        manager was none other than Manasseh's wife. In the third year
256    XXIV|       deserters. Three quarters of Manasseh's workmen came under the
257    XXIV|            This was a hard blow to Manasseh's enterprise. He resolved
258    XXIV|    government circles in the past, Manasseh now found everything changed
259    XXIV|           it this very minute.")~ ~Manasseh was by no means pleased
260    XXIV|          favourable consideration, Manasseh forced himself to smile
261    XXIV|   advisement, and three days after Manasseh's return to Toroczko he
262    XXIV|         him.~ ~"Impossible!" cried Manasseh, in astonishment. "I was
263    XXIV|          petition rejected?" asked Manasseh.~ ~"On the ground that those
264    XXIV|            do so a second time."~ ~Manasseh's bitter reflections were
265    XXIV|           own exemption!" repeated Manasseh, in amazement. It had not
266    XXIV|          he read as follows: "'Mr. Manasseh Adorjan is alleged, on unquestionable
267    XXIV|            accusation against him, Manasseh recognised that he was far
268    XXIV|          misshapen as that?" asked Manasseh, in surprise.~ ~"To be sure,
269    XXIV|           kind of thing," answered Manasseh, "but not an Adorjan. I
270    XXIV|           agree with you," was all Manasseh could say. "If I am ordered
271    XXIV|         master, shirk my duty?"~ ~"Manasseh is right," declared Anna. "
272    XXIV|        discharge and come home."~ ~Manasseh pressed his sister's hand
273    XXIV|         for here, and, besides, if Manasseh goes away you will have
274    XXIV|          whole year without seeing Manasseh - a whole autumn, winter,
275    XXIV|            Toroczko young men, and Manasseh with them, were sent off
276    XXIV|          all about her troubles to Manasseh.~ ~ ~ [302]~ ~
277     XXV|          of home and country. Will Manasseh Adorjan fight when he is
278    XXVI|         and the battalion in which Manasseh Adorjan still served as
279    XXVI|       fight.~ ~Leaning on his gun, Manasseh thoughtfully observed the
280    XXVI|            though they marched up, Manasseh saw none of them return.
281    XXVI|      farther side.~ ~At this point Manasseh's battalion was ordered
282    XXVI|         order was obeyed, and then Manasseh learned what the cypress-crowned
283    XXVI|            step is a human corpse. Manasseh took care to step over and
284    XXVI|        driven back in confusion.~ ~Manasseh's battalion was then commanded
285    XXVI|    necessary orders, but it was to Manasseh that every eye was turned
286    XXVI|          attempt the impossible.~ ~Manasseh looked up at the clouded
287    XXVI|            exultation. He embraced Manasseh, and kissed him on both
288    XXVI|            confident prediction.~ ~Manasseh smiled sadly. He knew better
289    XXVI|          my lads!"~ ~But this time Manasseh shook his head, whereupon
290    XXVI|            the major, astounded.~ ~Manasseh raised his hand to heaven. "
291    XXVI|         Thou shalt not kill!'" was Manasseh's reply.~ ~"But you are
292    XXVI|           that day's fight.[313]~ ~Manasseh and his comrades fled with
293   XXVII|       XXVII.~ ~AN HOUR OF TRIAL.~ ~Manasseh and those with him were
294   XXVII|      presents could not but thrill Manasseh with pride and exultation.
295   XXVII|         conflicting emotions which Manasseh experienced in that hour
296   XXVII|          of the crucified Saviour. Manasseh stood now before one of
297   XXVII|        seemed to say to him.~ ~But Manasseh hastened from the room and
298   XXVII|        morning mail. Acknowledging Manasseh's greeting, he handed him
299   XXVII|          It seemed to look down on Manasseh with the same gentle reproof,
300   XXVII|          in the Toroczko orchards, Manasseh and his comrades were at
301   XXVII|           Who is that pretty boy?" Manasseh asked his wife.~ ~She laughed
302   XXVII|        affecting part of it all to Manasseh was the appearance of his
303  XXVIII|         live for. Her dear brother Manasseh was restored to his family,
304  XXVIII|            you?"~ ~A silent nod of Manasseh's bowed head was her sufficient
305  XXVIII|            in this matter, brother Manasseh, will you not?"~ ~Another
306  XXVIII|          The prediction uttered by Manasseh, when his enemy lay in his
307  XXVIII|        bring sorrow and despair.~ ~Manasseh met the police officer at
308  XXVIII|        unconscious to the floor.~ ~Manasseh found him there and bore
309  XXVIII|            brothers returned home, Manasseh went at once to his guest'
310  XXVIII|         his promise to his sister, Manasseh had, with a few strokes
311  XXVIII|              On entering the room, Manasseh detected a peculiar odour
312  XXVIII|            is in this room!"~ ~But Manasseh hurried to the window, threw
313  XXVIII|          and grandchildren born to Manasseh and Blanka grew up to call
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