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This folk story from Turkey tells the legend of Ferhat and Şirin, two lovers in Amasya. Ferhat was a decorator who loved the Sultan's daughter, Şirin, and asked her father for permission to marry her. However, the Sultan gave Ferhat an impossible task - to bring water to the city from the mountains. Undaunted by the challenge, Ferhat began digging through the rocks to channel the water. When a witch tricked Ferhat into thinking Şirin had died, he took his own life out of grief. Upon hearing of Ferhat's death, Şirin also died of a broken heart. Though they were buried side by side, a bush grows
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Miss Sarah Smith
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FOLLETO CONCURSO DE FOTOGRAFÍA
III SEMANA DE LA CIENCIA-II CONCURSO DE FOTOGRAFÍA "MIRADA MATEMÁTICA"
CEIP NTRA. SRA. DE LOS ÁNGELES
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- 1. THE LEGEND OF FERHAT AND ŞİRİN It is thought that they live in the time of the PERSIANS Turkish edition of the oldest of th is story was published in 1930. This story has been adapted to film for two times in 1966 and 1970 . It is a folk story. It is said that it took place in Amasya Turkey.
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