She is long dead.
Her story is sung in Raven Town, where there is not a living soul.
Henry's father made her a doll and cast her a coffin, I know that.
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Mary Shaw, she is a charming lady; she can make puppets, ventriloquism, and play the piano. She is withdrawn and unreasonable - she always likes to pull out people's tongues.
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Beware the stare of Mary Shaw
She had no children only dolls
And if you see her in your dreams
Be sure you never, ever scream.
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After many years, I returned there again.
It was still cold there, just like the childhood I remembered.
There I saw her again,
Mary: She had been killed by those people; they cut out her tongue and laughed at her.
She stood under the moon, turned her head towards me, her face was bloodless - she was still like this after many years.
I didn't scream and I didn't die.
Mary, I love her.
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①Ravens Fair: Ravens Fair, transliterated as "Ravens Fair"; this article is translated as "Ravens Fair".
②The heroine (i. E. The first person "I" in the article) is named Amanda Purcell.
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