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Girl married to a devil. Despairing of ever finding herself a husband, the old maid exclaims: "I would marry even the devil, were he to marry me." The devil takes her at her wordDevil marries disdainful girl; she escapesDevil marries girl whose rich mother refuses to let her marry common young men of communityDevil wooes woman; she discovers identity in time to escape with aid of minister who swallows candle after getting devil to promise she could live as long as the candle lasted. (Cf. K551.9.)Girl married to devil escapes with answers to his riddlesGirl wooed by devil is saved by magic herb she wears. (Cf. D1386.2.)

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