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"english": "Julie, a pretty girl, had gone one day\nto pick among the wheat the beautiful flower of the cornfields,\ncornflowers to make herself a blue wreath,\nto make herself a wreath and amuse herself a little.",
"ref": "1980, Géza Képes, Béla Kàlmàn, Péter Domokos, Le pouvoir du chant : anthologie de la poésie populaire ouralienne",
"roman": "se faire une couronne et se distraire un peu.",
"text": "Julie, fille jolie, un jour était allée\ncueillir au cœur des blés la belle fleur des blés,\ndes bleuets pour s’en faire une couronne bleue,",
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"ref": "1980, Géza Képes, Béla Kàlmàn, Péter Domokos, Le pouvoir du chant : anthologie de la poésie populaire ouralienne",
"roman": "se faire une couronne et se distraire un peu.",
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