I brought tears to your eyes the first time I sang . I shall never forget that . They are jewels that rejoice a singer 's heart . But now sleep and get strong again ; I will sing you a lullaby . ' And the Emperor fell into a deep , calm sleep as she sang . The sun was shining through the window when he awoke , strong and well . None of his servants had come back yet , for they thought he was dead . But the Nightingale sat and sang to him . ` You must always stay with me ! ' said the Emperor . ` You shall sing whenever you like , and I will break the artificial bird into a thousand pieces . ' ` Do n't do that ! ' said the Nightingale . ` He did his work as long as he could . Keep him as you have done ! I can not build my nest in the Palace and live here ; but let me come whenever I like . I will sit in the evening on the bough outside the window , and I will sing you something that will make you feel happy and grateful . I will sing of joy , and of sorrow ; I will sing of the evil and the good which lies hidden from you . The little singing-bird flies all around , to the poor fisherman 's hut , to the farmer 's cottage , to all those who are far away from you and your Court . I love your heart more than your crown , though that has about it a brightness as of something holy .
Now I will sing XXXXX you again ; but you must promise me one thing -- ' ` Anything ! '
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