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The young girl by Aribella

[Reviews - 9]

Summary: I was just thinking of elves, when I just started typeing. And here is what I typed, I haven't changed anything on it so R&R!!
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Categories: General Fictions > Scripts/Poetry Characters: None
Warnings: None
Genres: None
Time Period: None
Challenges: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes
Word count: 122 Read: 332
Published: 17/12/06 Updated: 17/12/06

1. Chapter 1 by Aribella [Reviews - 9] half-star (122 words)
Here you go a story as a poem, of a young girl that lived when the elves ruled the land.

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