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Gipsy in the Flower
In China, there have some people make a living from raising bees who have been named Gipsy. At the season of flowers open, wherever in China, from the south to the north you may see these people on the traveling way, in the mountain valley , in the village, and on the prairie. You always see them staying with the flowers. It has been doomed that their whole lives will be on the road.
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In China, there have some people make a living from raising bees who have been named Gipsy. At the season of flowers open, wherever in China, from the south to the north you may see these people on the traveling way, in the mountain valley , in the village, and on the prairie. You always see them staying with the flowers. It has been doomed that their whole lives will be on the road.
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