A beautiful Muscovite princessa set out into in the forests of Tennesseum in search of love. She looked high and low for many days and, though she met some young men along the way, none where meant for her.

One day, when she thought all was lost, a bumblebee buzzed into the ear of the princess. It told her about two princes from a nearby land known for its ash trees. Her gentle heart had been scorned before by other men, and she felt that no man would ever love her. But the bee insisted that this time things would be different.

Encouraged by her bee friend, she sent a message into the Northwestern shires to request the presence of one of these princes. At first she corresponded with the older of the princes, but the prince felt that he was not the one for her. However, he thought of his younger brother, and having deep fondness for him, he said to the princess, "O beauteous maiden! By God's Grace, I am not the man for thee. However, I have a younger brother who is forlorn in his quest for a companion. You should look to him, and see whether your heart judges him a worthy suitor for thou."

But before the message could reach her, the younger prince and the princessa ran into each other while out in the forest.

Upon seeing each other, the two fell deeply in love. Like companion oaks the two grew steadfast and strong. The two of them heartily welcome you, dear friends, for under an autumnal canopy will these two souls be bonded.

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