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The wedding vows

by drewy-nickson

She said: I am neither witty nor a beauty, nor illustrious nor an actress so if u take me u must be either a virgin or reckless. He said: Well, you see i have met countless sleeping beauties all of which utterly enchanting and bighearted but not one such a dauntless daredevil that she leaves a spartan fainthearted. Never described as prejudiced or foolhardy she would faster swim the English channel naked ,and she will do so sublimely, than see a crime or sin go unstated. If all you have to offer, is what you are now then let me tell you that is no bother, and only say Wow. Cause you are totally original nothing short of awe-inspiring, absolutely phenomenal and so worthy of this ring.
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