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Undine’s s Tale EndSo decide now my dearest may I from now on,blissfully rest upon your bosom?O speak , o speak, my beloved! For I love you soinexpressibly.(Hugo, overcome with emotion, spreads out hisarms. Undine sinks on his breast).UndineI remain yours! You remain mine! Accept my eternalthanks.I have been awakened to a new life. I can hardlybear it; It makes me so happy and blissful.
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