Vincent van Gogh The Olive Trees painting

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"She can restore him," Schmendrick said softly. "A unicorn's horn is proof against death itself." Alolly looked closely at him, as she had not done for a long time, and she saw that he had come at last to his power and his beginning. She could not say how she knew, for no wild glory burned about him, and no recognizable omens occurred in his honor, just at that moment. He was Schmendrick the Magician, as ever—and yet somehow it was for the first time.
It was long that the unicorn stood by Prince Li'r before
NCE THE SEA had taken back their diamond-shaped footprints, there was no sign that they had ever been there, any more than King Haggard's castle had been. The only difference was that Molly Grue remembered unicorns very well.like sunlight, and she turned and put her arms around the unicorn's neck.
"Oh, you stayed!" she whispered, "you stayed!" She was about to be very foolish then, and ask, "Will you stay?" but the unicorn slipped gently from her and moved to where Prince Li'r lay with his dark blue eyes already losing their color. She stood over him, as he had guarded the Lady Amal-thea.
"It's good that she went without saying good-by," she said to herself. "I would have been stupid. I'm going to be stupid in a minute, anyway, but it really is better like this." Then a warmth moved over her cheek and into her hair