Port Rubicon
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Port Rubicon
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"Una vez un niño estaba enfermo. Su mamá estaba triste y a los pocos días fueron al hospital y le dijo el doctor que tenía mal el corazón. A los 15 días murió. Su mamá lloraba y lloraba, y gritaba. "Ha muerto mi hijo", le decía a todo el vecindario para que la consolaran. Y entonces fue con el doctor y le dijo "Mi hijo ha muerto". El doctor se puso triste aunque no fuera su hijo y fue una vida infeliz."
Safeguard old shards
Keepsakes in time
No place for old wives
Don't throw your head inside
Splitting with the tied
Go, you go
Name your price
Ugly little ghost
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