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And Mijnheer beamed with satisfaction in his son and his blue daffodil.
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The thing that matters is that I came here to get your blue daffodil.
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I will tell you-itwas to get your blue daffodil!
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Just as much as your first blue daffodil was?
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How did he get a blue daffodil?
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She was as sure of it as she was that it was the blue daffodil which had brought her.
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He did not speak of the blue daffodil, he thought he could better ask about that a little later.
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But she did not do it; he went alone, and the blue daffodil bulbs lay snug in their locked place.
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It is not quite fully out yet, but very nearly, and-pleasedon't be disappointed-itis not a real true blue daffodil at all.
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"What you told me of the value of the blue daffodil was a revelation to me."
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"The blue daffodil, of course," she said.
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"It is the greatest rarity that has ever been reared in Holland, a miracle, in fact- abluedaffodil!"
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"That will not do; the blue daffodil is already a Van Heigen; there cannot be another, it will make confusion."
