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The Eager Rejection of the Child
I will tell you, O King, the secret of the city and the secret of the child, which was kept safe, protected, and nurtured by the queen. This child will be the food for you, for me, and for the queen, from the time it was born until it reaches adulthood.
The queen, the daughter of the king, heard this, and she agreed.
The queen, the daughter of the king, and the queen, the wife of the king, both conceived at the same time and both carried their children for the same length of time. The queen, the daughter of the king, gave birth to a child after nine months. On the same night that the queen, the daughter of the king, gave birth, the queen, the wife of the king, also gave birth to a child.
The queen, the daughter of the king, called her maid, and said to her, "Go, O maid, and tell the king the secret." The maid heard this, and went out through the back door. She went to the king's house, and when she reached the king, she said, "O King, the queen, the daughter of the king, has given birth." The king, hearing this, was very happy and went out with the maid. He entered the house through the back door, and went to the queen, the daughter of the king. He bowed his head and folded his hands, and said, "O King, what should I do?" The queen, the daughter of the king, said to the king, "O King, the king of the city has given birth to a child, and I, O King, have given birth to a child after nine months. O King, take this child, and it will be the food for you, for me, and for the queen." She placed the child in the king's hands. The king took the child from the queen, the daughter of the king, and kissed it. He went out through the back door, and went to his house, where his wife, the queen, was. He said to her, "O King, the king of the city has given birth to a child, and this child is the son of the king of the city, the daughter of the king. O King, take this child and keep it safe, protect it, and nurture it." He placed the child in the queen's hands. The queen took the child and kissed it. She went inside through the back door, and went to the queen, the daughter of the king. She placed the child in the queen's hands, and left.
The queen's maids took the child and went to the king of the city. They bowed their heads and folded their hands, and said, "O King, the queen, the daughter of the king, has given birth to a child."