From: [[]] Who's that, high at the back? A hunched figure wrapped in a... well you could call it a cloak and cowl, it's like a winding sheet crossed with a tapestry and dipped in ink. […] If you have the right connections, you could try to have a word. […] [Find the rest of the story at ]
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| - From: [[]] Who's that, high at the back? A hunched figure wrapped in a... well you could call it a cloak and cowl, it's like a winding sheet crossed with a tapestry and dipped in ink. […] If you have the right connections, you could try to have a word. […] [Find the rest of the story at ]
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| - Mr Iron does not seem especially pleased to see you. […] it writes something on a leaf of paper with its left hand and gives it to a neddy man. […] Teeth chattering, he approaches you. 'I'd go now if I were you,' he hisses. […]
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| - […] He keeps a fine cellar, does Mr Wines. […] you enjoy […] listening to Mr Wines' tales of previous cities: the fermented mare's milk he sold in the Fourth, the maize-wine of the Third, the sour beer of the Second. […]
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| - Mr Apples seems delighted to see you. […] It indicates coyly that Mr Hearts and Mr Mirrors are trading names, though it doesn't say who for. It does […] place its hand on your knee several times. […] Is this Masterly flirtation? […]
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| - Who's that, high at the back? A hunched figure wrapped in a... well you could call it a cloak and cowl, it's like a winding sheet crossed with a tapestry and dipped in ink. […] If you have the right connections, you could try to have a word. […]
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| - Mr. Wines gets you a bit drunk, and talks about the previous cities. He gives you a rare bottle.
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| - From: [[]] Who's that, high at the back? A hunched figure wrapped in a... well you could call it a cloak and cowl, it's like a winding sheet crossed with a tapestry and dipped in ink. […] If you have the right connections, you could try to have a word. […] [Find the rest of the story at ]
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