di antplekung 21:4

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un vet opvishen yede trer fun zeiere oigen; un der toit vet shoin mer nisht ekzistiren; es vet mer nisht zain kein troier, kein geshrei, kein shmarts; vail di ershte zachn zenen farbai.

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di antplekung 21:4 - un vet opvishen yede trer fun zeiere oigen; un der toit vet shoin mer nisht ekzistiren; es vet mer nisht zain kein troier, kein geshrei, kein shmarts; vail di ershte zachn zenen farbai.

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