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Father Time ties a Gordian knot (=a complicated and difficult problem) severing the hearts knit together in love. Boy’s promises are mistaken as sphallolalia (=flirtatious talk that leads nowhere)! Then comes a chapter of accidents (=unforeseen course of events) and finally crève-cɶur (=heartbreak)!
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