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 1 Punch|     but the youngest, named Balna, was more clever than the
 2 Punch|  fire from the hearth. Then Balna used to say to her sisters, "
 3 Punch|    would answer, "Be quiet, Balna; why must you always be
 4 Punch|     to cook her dinner with Balna turned to her angrily and
 5 Punch|    eldest sister answered, "Balna, let the poor woman take
 6 Punch|   she does us no harm." But Balna replied, "If you let her
 7 Punch|   gathering the fruit.~Then Balna said to her sisters, "Do
 8 Punch|    Oh no, do not be unkind, Balna. The girl would never be
 9 Punch|     step-mother's daughter. Balna saw her first, and said, "
10 Punch|   sisters, however, thought Balna unnecessarily suspicious,
11 Punch|     all, took the beautiful Balna.~And when they got to their
12 Punch|     About a year after this Balna had a little son, and his
13 Punch|   of the seventh Prince and Balna was acknowledged their heir
14 Punch|     day the seventh Prince (Balna's husband) said he would
15 Punch| after this had happened, as Balna was rocking her baby's cradle,
16 Punch|   he reached the room where Balna sat singing beside her little
17 Punch|     find him all alone, and Balna nowhere to be seen. Then
18 Punch|     Thus time went on, till Balna's son was fourteen years
19 Punch|     Now it happened that at Balna's marriage her husband had
20 Punch|     nosegay and threw it at Balna's feet. It fell with a clang
21 Punch|     clang on the floor, and Balna, looking to see what made
22 Punch|     no hope of release.~Now Balna's son was a bright, clever
23 Punch|    or can be put to death."~Balna determined to take her son'
24 Punch|    who approach the place."~Balna told her son what Punchkin
25 Punch|    by a stroke of his wand, Balna's husband and his brothers
26 Punch|      be died!~Then they let Balna out of the tower; and she,