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No one else will see her blue eyes, but she will,
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and she will live happily ever after.
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I, I have found it meet and right so to do."
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That last line, "meet and right so to do,"
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is from the Anglican liturgy,
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or may also occur in the Catholic liturgy.
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It refers to the Last Supper; "It is meet and right so to do"
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to commemorate Christ's last supper with his disciples
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through the sacrament of the Eucharist.
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So, he makes that story he tells her, one,
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into a sacramental story,
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as if he is giving her God's gift.