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[About The Wives Of Weinsburg] They May Only Be A Legend. I Like To Think They Were Real. Once The City Of Weinsburg In Germany Was Under Siege. The Enemy Emperor Was Dangerous But Not Unmerciful. When It Became Inevitable That The City Would Fall, The Men Of Weinsberg Pleaded For Their Women, That They Be Allowed To Flee With Their Lives. The Emperor Relented And Allowed The Women To Leave The City With Only The Valuables They Could Carry On Their Backs. The Day Came And The Gates Of The City Opened And The Emperor Watched In Shock As The Women Stumbled Through The Gates Nearly Breaking Under The Weight Of Their Husbands And Fathers Who They Carried On Their Backs. Their Love Humbled The Emperor And He Declared All Would Be Spared. ~ Nora

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