See sen pituinen se on Wiktionary
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"The very last sentence of many fairy tales and other stories. This comes after any happily ever after-type sentences. Literally the phrase translates to: \"That's the length of it\". It might be translated into English as: \"That's all there is to tell\"."
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"(idiomatic) The very last sentence of many fairy tales and other stories. This comes after any happily ever after-type sentences. Literally the phrase translates to: \"That's the length of it\". It might be translated into English as: \"That's all there is to tell\"."
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"(idiomatic) The very last sentence of many fairy tales and other stories. This comes after any happily ever after-type sentences. Literally the phrase translates to: \"That's the length of it\". It might be translated into English as: \"That's all there is to tell\"."
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