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The fairy attends the birth and names the child
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to get some for her. The second time he does so, the fairy catches him. He begs forgiveness and explains his story. The fairy responds by offering him as much parsley as he likes if he will give the child to her.
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forest. Persinette lives in great wealth surrounded by fine clothes and food. When the fairy comes to visit, she tells
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