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| | The Dragon of Wawel |
 | | Some centuries ago, in the dawn of Poland's history, there lived in a dark cave at the foot of Wawel Hill, along the banks of the Vistula River, a most horrible fire-belching dragon. |
 | | The shoemaker's apprentice married the king's lovely daughter, was gifted the stolen treasure that was in the cave, and after the monarch's death, ascended to the throne. |
 | | The town he rescued from the clutches of Smok, the dragon of Wawel Hill, took its name from him, and bears it to this day with great honor - the old capital of Poland, Kraków. |
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