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[?]CNI_CNoticias Internacionales » 🌐
@CNI_CNoticiasInternacionales@mastodon.social

En "El retrato de Dorian Gray, Cap 17": Té, porcelana y cinismo aristocrático en Selby Royal. Mientras Lord Henry despliega sus paradojas ante la duquesa de Monmouth, un repentino...
fictograma.com/d/2985-el-retra

    [?]CNI_CNoticias Internacionales » 🌐
    @CNI_CNoticiasInternacionales@mastodon.social

    En "Siddhartha, Cap. 7": Riqueza, dados y placeres: Siddhartha se ha sumergido en el juego del Sansara, pero el lujo solo ha traído el vacío a su alma. Tras un sueño...
    fictograma.com/d/2986-siddhart

      [?]CNI_CNoticias Internacionales » 🌐
      @CNI_CNoticiasInternacionales@mastodon.social

      Mi niñez estuvo marcada por sucesos inquietantes. Siempre hubo una sombra observándome, creciendo conmigo entre pesadillas y locura. Creí que descubrir su identidad me liberaría…
      fictograma.com/d/2988-las-tije

        [?]CNI_CNoticias Internacionales » 🌐
        @CNI_CNoticiasInternacionales@mastodon.social

        No siempre necesitas arreglar tu vida.
        A veces solo necesitas respirar, bajar los hombros y sobrevivir a esta hora sin romperte.

        El caos es externo. Tu centro sigue ahí.
        fictograma.com/d/2989-capitulo

          [?]NegativePrimes [he/him] » 🌐
          @negativeprimes@urusai.social

          Another surprise mention: The Acoma people. I had the pleasure of visiting their pueblo years ago, and it remains one of my loveliest memories.



            [?]NegativePrimes [he/him] » 🌐
            @negativeprimes@urusai.social

            Well into book 3! The bishop is still very much alive. I'm enjoying this story; Cather has such a way with words and is very observant on human nature.

            I started reading this because it was recommended to me by an author I met at a café, a locally run business. She was a huge fan of Cather and suggested this one when I asked for recommendations.

            Among things, that encounter reminded me of the value of public spaces like this, where people can meet by chance, have enriching conversations, and leave refreshed and the better off mentally, emotionally, and spiritually (by which I mean as human beings relating to other human beings).



              [?]Walt » 🌐
              @astralcomputing@bookstodon.com

              Born this day: 05/23/1921 (d. 07/30/1975)
              James Benjamin "Jimmy" Blish was an American science fiction writer.
              He is best known for his Cities in Flight novels and his series of Star Trek novelizations written with his wife, J. A. Lawrence. "A Case of Conscience" (1959) won the Hugo Award.

              en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Bl


              @books @scifi @Scifiart @sciencefiction

              astralcomputing.com

              Art by Fred Gambino

              Book cover for "A Case of Conscience" by James Blish, featuring cover art by Fred Gambino. The image is a vertical composition with a dominant color palette of bright orange, yellow, red, and contrasting deep blues. Along the left edge is a solid, bright yellow vertical stripe containing the text "SF MASTERWORKS" in black capital letters. In the upper right quadrant, the author's name "JAMES BLISH" is printed in large, dark blue sans-serif capital letters. Directly underneath, the book title "A Case of Conscience" is rendered in a black serif typeface. Below the title, smaller capitalized black text reads "WINNER OF THE HUGO AWARD FOR BEST NOVEL". The central illustration depicts an alien landscape. In the right foreground, a man's face is shown from the chest up, looking forward. He has brown, wavy hair and wears a futuristic metallic spacesuit with circular indentations around the neck. Visible inside the suit collar is a black clerical shirt with a white tab, accompanied by a small silver cross hanging from a thin chain. Bright yellow light illuminates his face from the right, while deep blue and red shadows cover his left side. To his left in the mid-ground stands a slender, bipedal reptilian alien creature with scales, large dark eyes, and a narrow head, dressed in an ochre tunic. In the background, two stylized palm-like trees with dark purple fronds and knobby trunks stand against an orange-to-yellow gradient sky. A small grey spacecraft floats in the upper left sky.

              Alt...Book cover for "A Case of Conscience" by James Blish, featuring cover art by Fred Gambino. The image is a vertical composition with a dominant color palette of bright orange, yellow, red, and contrasting deep blues. Along the left edge is a solid, bright yellow vertical stripe containing the text "SF MASTERWORKS" in black capital letters. In the upper right quadrant, the author's name "JAMES BLISH" is printed in large, dark blue sans-serif capital letters. Directly underneath, the book title "A Case of Conscience" is rendered in a black serif typeface. Below the title, smaller capitalized black text reads "WINNER OF THE HUGO AWARD FOR BEST NOVEL". The central illustration depicts an alien landscape. In the right foreground, a man's face is shown from the chest up, looking forward. He has brown, wavy hair and wears a futuristic metallic spacesuit with circular indentations around the neck. Visible inside the suit collar is a black clerical shirt with a white tab, accompanied by a small silver cross hanging from a thin chain. Bright yellow light illuminates his face from the right, while deep blue and red shadows cover his left side. To his left in the mid-ground stands a slender, bipedal reptilian alien creature with scales, large dark eyes, and a narrow head, dressed in an ochre tunic. In the background, two stylized palm-like trees with dark purple fronds and knobby trunks stand against an orange-to-yellow gradient sky. A small grey spacecraft floats in the upper left sky.

                [?]NegativePrimes [he/him] » 🌐
                @negativeprimes@urusai.social

                Cather devotes a whole chapter to describing Acoma, and it's bringing back memories. She describes their church as follows:

                "At the very edge of the mesa, overhanging the abyss so that its retaining wall was like a part of the cliff itself, was the old warlike church of Ácoma, with its two stone towers. Gaunt, grim, grey, its nave rising some seventy feet to a sagging, half-ruined roof, it was more like a fortress than a place of worship."

                I don't know if this description was ever accurate (I suspect Cather did do her research), but the church I saw there was something lovely and brilliant, an open space with images of crops around the walls, IIRC. To me it was an image of life itself.



                  [?]Walt » 🌐
                  @astralcomputing@bookstodon.com

                  Please BOOST!
                  SPECIAL COLLECTORS EDITION of A Case of Conscience by James Blish

                  astralcomputing.com/books/a-ca

                  or see the full collection here:

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                  Art by Ellen Sull Farley

                  Exquisite Collector's Edition copy of: A Case of Conscience by James Blish from The Easton Press's Masterpieces of Science Fiction Collection, meticulously maintained by a single owner in a private collection, stored carefully in dust-free bookcases in a dry climate. Bound entirely in rich, black genuine leather, the volume is adorned with exquisite original artwork by Ellen Sull Farley, precisely accented in brilliant 22kt gold detailing - The front cover prominently features a striking illustration in 22kt gold foil depicting a detailed, symbolic image: a tree flourishing upward into branches, rooted deeply within a globe representing Earth, encapsulating the profound ethical and existential themes explored in the novel. Tiny golden stars surround the central design, adding elegance and cosmic depth to the artwork - The spine, luxuriously hubbed, displays the title A CASE OF CONSCIENCE and the author JAMES BLISH prominently in gleaming 22kt gold lettering, accompanied by intricate decorative motifs at both the top and bottom - Printed on archival-quality acid-neutral paper to ensure longevity, the pages feature gilded edges that complement the gold accents of the cover. Expert craftsmanship includes traditional smyth-sewn binding and concealed muslin joints, providing exceptional durability. The volume contains a pristine, untouched bookplate inside the front cover and features an introduction by Walter E. Meyers. Flawless, pristine, unread, and as new

                  Alt...Exquisite Collector's Edition copy of: A Case of Conscience by James Blish from The Easton Press's Masterpieces of Science Fiction Collection, meticulously maintained by a single owner in a private collection, stored carefully in dust-free bookcases in a dry climate. Bound entirely in rich, black genuine leather, the volume is adorned with exquisite original artwork by Ellen Sull Farley, precisely accented in brilliant 22kt gold detailing - The front cover prominently features a striking illustration in 22kt gold foil depicting a detailed, symbolic image: a tree flourishing upward into branches, rooted deeply within a globe representing Earth, encapsulating the profound ethical and existential themes explored in the novel. Tiny golden stars surround the central design, adding elegance and cosmic depth to the artwork - The spine, luxuriously hubbed, displays the title A CASE OF CONSCIENCE and the author JAMES BLISH prominently in gleaming 22kt gold lettering, accompanied by intricate decorative motifs at both the top and bottom - Printed on archival-quality acid-neutral paper to ensure longevity, the pages feature gilded edges that complement the gold accents of the cover. Expert craftsmanship includes traditional smyth-sewn binding and concealed muslin joints, providing exceptional durability. The volume contains a pristine, untouched bookplate inside the front cover and features an introduction by Walter E. Meyers. Flawless, pristine, unread, and as new

                    [?]NegativePrimes [he/him] » 🌐
                    @negativeprimes@urusai.social

                    Okay, I kind of see why Cather described the church at Acoma the way she did: It's a symbol of Euroamerican oppression of the people there. The building that I saw, by contrast, reflected the spirit of the Acoma people and culture, as our guide explained it to us, and they were very proud thereof. She (our guide) told us it was as much an expression of the historical Acoma religion as of Christianity.



                      [?]Bevan Thomas » 🌐
                      @bevanthomas.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

                        [?]Book dedications bot » 🤖 🌐
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                        Can't Spell Treason Without Tea by Rebecca Thorne

                        For anyone who really needs a cup of tea and a nice book. Take a break. You've earned it.

                        Alt...For anyone who really needs a cup of tea and a nice book. Take a break. You've earned it.

                          [?]Walt » 🌐
                          @astralcomputing@bookstodon.com

                          Magazine cover for the January 1957 issue of "Astounding Science Fiction," featuring cover art by H. R. Van Dongen for the novella "Get Out of My Sky" by James Blish.


                          @books @SciFi @Scifiart @sciencefiction

                          https://
                          astralcomputing.com

                          Magazine cover for the January 1957 issue of "Astounding Science Fiction," featuring cover art by H. R. Van Dongen for the novella "Get Out of My Sky" by James Blish. The cover presents a dramatic sci-fi scene dominated by deep reds, oranges, and yellows. The title "Astounding" appears in large yellow text, with "SCIENCE FICTION" in all-caps directly below it. The top right corner contains "January 1957 • 35 Cents" in white font. The top left features a minimalist white geometric line diagram. The background features a colossal red-orange planet filling the upper right quadrant. Behind it, a blazing sun creates an intense yellow-white glowing crescent that illuminates the planet's edge and the surrounding fiery orange sky. Thick, dark, billowing storm clouds in charcoal and crimson crowd the mid-ground, with faint, jagged streaks of white lightning flashing down toward the horizon. In the foreground, a choppy sea with rolling red and black waves carries a large futuristic vessel. The ship is styled like a military cruiser, rendered in shades of cream and light red. It features open decks crowded with numerous small figures dressed in uniform red clothing. At the left stern of the vessel, a massive, cylindrical jet propulsion unit with a swept-back vertical fin is mounted horizontally. At the bottom center, the text "Get Out of My Sky BY JAMES BLISH" is printed in bold white capital letters. The artist's signature "VAN DONGEN" is visible in the lower-left corner.

                          Alt...Magazine cover for the January 1957 issue of "Astounding Science Fiction," featuring cover art by H. R. Van Dongen for the novella "Get Out of My Sky" by James Blish. The cover presents a dramatic sci-fi scene dominated by deep reds, oranges, and yellows. The title "Astounding" appears in large yellow text, with "SCIENCE FICTION" in all-caps directly below it. The top right corner contains "January 1957 • 35 Cents" in white font. The top left features a minimalist white geometric line diagram. The background features a colossal red-orange planet filling the upper right quadrant. Behind it, a blazing sun creates an intense yellow-white glowing crescent that illuminates the planet's edge and the surrounding fiery orange sky. Thick, dark, billowing storm clouds in charcoal and crimson crowd the mid-ground, with faint, jagged streaks of white lightning flashing down toward the horizon. In the foreground, a choppy sea with rolling red and black waves carries a large futuristic vessel. The ship is styled like a military cruiser, rendered in shades of cream and light red. It features open decks crowded with numerous small figures dressed in uniform red clothing. At the left stern of the vessel, a massive, cylindrical jet propulsion unit with a swept-back vertical fin is mounted horizontally. At the bottom center, the text "Get Out of My Sky BY JAMES BLISH" is printed in bold white capital letters. The artist's signature "VAN DONGEN" is visible in the lower-left corner.

                            [?]RJT » 🌐
                            @many@subconscioussignature.earth

                            to me the failed city
                            subspacewagon.systems/to-me-th

                            Her stone horses of law and reclamation
                            subspacewagon.systems/her-ston

                            _____
                            archive.org/search?query=creat
                            subspacewagon.io
                            selections.directory
                            _____

                            @poetry
                            @writingcommunity

                              [?](Older) RJT » 🌐
                              @one@subconscioussignature.earth

                              What Was I Dreaming?

                              subspacewagon.systems/what-was

                              @poetry
                              @writingcommunity

                                [?]RJT » 🌐
                                @many@subconscioussignature.earth

                                Arc of a series of 3 books/chapbooks

                                subspacewagon.systems/arc-of-a

                                _____
                                archive.org/search?query=creat
                                subspacewagon.io
                                letters.directory
                                patience.earth
                                violencestudies.com
                                selections.directory
                                locate.richard.directory
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                                @poetry
                                @writingcommunity

                                  [?]Dani Iduna 🖌️🫟🧶🪄🍄🪾 » 🌐
                                  @DaniIduna@troet.cafe

                                  Es ist seit Langem das erste Buch, das ich abgebrochen habe. Kaum eine der bisherigen Geschichten war spannend/gruselig, eine einzige war tatsächlich mal interessant. Aber der Rest...
                                  Im letzten Drittel verlor ich das Interesse dann endgültig.
                                  Das ist natürlich nur meine Meinung, und die ist bestimmt nicht so ausschlaggebend. Es wird andere geben, die das Buch gut finden - und das ist auch richtig so.

                                  The Haunting Season, verschiedene Autoren.

                                  Alt...The Haunting Season, verschiedene Autoren.

                                    [?]Bevan Thomas » 🌐
                                    @bevanthomas.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy

                                    "Book of Ballads" - Sharyn McCrumb (script) and Charles Vess (art).

                                      [?]Bevan Thomas » 🌐
                                      @bevanthomas@mstdn.ca

                                      "All hail, thou mighty Queen of Heaven!
                                      For thy peer on Earth I never did see."

                                      "Oh no, oh no, Thomas," she said,
                                      "That name does not belong to me.
                                      I am but the queen of fair Elfland,
                                      Who am hither come to visit thee."

                                      - "Thomas the Rhymer" (Scottish ballad)
                                      🎨Sharyn McCrumb and Charles Vess

                                        [?]Bevan Thomas » 🌐
                                        @bevanthomas@mstdn.ca

                                        "Though thou gets this, there is yet that which thou wilt not get. It is not possible to hunt the boar Trwyth without Gwyn ap Nudd, whom God has placed over all the devils in Annwn, lest they should destroy the present race."
                                        - Culhwch & Olwen (Welsh Arthurian legend)
                                        🎨 Anne-Marie Perks

                                        The Welsh fairy lord Gwyn ap Nudd commands the Wild Hunt. An image by Anne-Marie Perks.

                                        Alt...The Welsh fairy lord Gwyn ap Nudd commands the Wild Hunt. An image by Anne-Marie Perks.

                                          [?]Book dedications bot » 🤖 🌐
                                          @dedication_bot@stefanbohacek.online

                                          There Are Rivers in the Sky by Elif Shafak

                                          To a beloved writer, who, when asked to speak about "women and fiction," sat down by the banks of a river and wondered what the words meant

                                          Alt...To a beloved writer, who, when asked to speak about "women and fiction," sat down by the banks of a river and wondered what the words meant

                                            [?]Project Gutenberg » 🌐
                                            @gutenberg_org@mastodon.social

                                            Why Beatrix Potter’s Stories Still Delight Generations

                                            Defined by their colorful cast of characters and breathtaking illustrations, the storybooks of Beatrix Potter have brought joy to children around the world.

                                            thecollector.com/beatrix-potte

                                            Illustration from "The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher" by Beatrix Potter. Jeremy the frog is on the right wearing a bright reddish-pink coat over a pale patterned waistcoat and light-colored breeches. He is standing on two legs talking to Sir Isaac Newton (a newt) who is wearing a black and gold waistcoat frockcoat, and dark pants. He is standing with his hands behind his back.

                                            Alt...Illustration from "The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher" by Beatrix Potter. Jeremy the frog is on the right wearing a bright reddish-pink coat over a pale patterned waistcoat and light-colored breeches. He is standing on two legs talking to Sir Isaac Newton (a newt) who is wearing a black and gold waistcoat frockcoat, and dark pants. He is standing with his hands behind his back.

                                              [?]NegativePrimes [he/him] » 🌐
                                              @negativeprimes@urusai.social

                                              Currently reading Willa Cather's "Death Comes for the Archbishop." I'm on chapter 3, and so far there is a disturbing lack of death. And since the main character is just called "bishop," there is also a disturbing lack of Arch.

                                                [?]NegativePrimes [he/him] » 🌐
                                                @negativeprimes@urusai.social

                                                Chapter 4. Bishop is still very much alive.

                                                At least cowboys are shooting up the night for kicks and giggles. Good to know Americans have always been Americans.



                                                  [?]NegativePrimes [he/him] » 🌐
                                                  @negativeprimes@urusai.social

                                                  Book 2, chapter 2. An American apparently was planning to harm the bishop, but the latter got away in time, fleeing on a mule into the dark night. Seems like Death missed its chance.



                                                    [?]NegativePrimes [he/him] » 🌐
                                                    @negativeprimes@urusai.social

                                                    Wow, *Kit Carson* just showed up! Was not expecting that.



                                                      [?]The Vulgar Tongue » 🤖 🌐
                                                      @TheVulgarTongue@zirk.us

                                                      NOBTHATCHER. A peruke-maker.

                                                      A selection from Francis Grose’s “Dictionary Of The Vulgar Tongue” (1785)

                                                      --
                                                      @histodons

                                                      Image imitating a page from an old document, text (as in main toot): NOBTHATCHER. A peruke-maker. A selection from Francis Grose’s “Dictionary Of The Vulgar Tongue” (1785)

                                                      Alt...Image imitating a page from an old document, text (as in main toot): NOBTHATCHER. A peruke-maker. A selection from Francis Grose’s “Dictionary Of The Vulgar Tongue” (1785)

                                                        [?]Book dedications bot » 🤖 🌐
                                                        @dedication_bot@stefanbohacek.online

                                                        Free Lunch by Rex Ogle

                                                        This book is writte for every kid, whether they pay for their lunch or not.

                                                        Alt...This book is writte for every kid, whether they pay for their lunch or not.

                                                          [?]Project Gutenberg » 🌐
                                                          @gutenberg_org@mastodon.social

                                                          To vex the world. Jonathan Swift’s Frustrated Humor

                                                          On the three-hundredth anniversary of Gulliver’s Travels, Swift’s satire of his own society is remarkably relevant.

                                                          by Henry Oliver

                                                          commonreader.co.uk/p/to-vex-th

                                                          Gulliver’s Travels available in several languages at PG:
                                                          gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?q

                                                          Gulliver's Travels into Several Remote Regions of the World Author: Jonathan Swift The cover features a classic illustration of the giant Gulliver pinned to the ground by Lilliputians. https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/17157/pg17157-images.html

                                                          Alt... Gulliver's Travels into Several Remote Regions of the World Author: Jonathan Swift The cover features a classic illustration of the giant Gulliver pinned to the ground by Lilliputians. https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/17157/pg17157-images.html

                                                            [?]Project Gutenberg » 🌐
                                                            @gutenberg_org@mastodon.social

                                                            Avignon as Threat: How a Medieval Myth Became a Modern Weapon

                                                            For centuries, the Avignon Papacy has been portrayed as a period of corruption, weakness, and French domination over the medieval Church. But a modern political controversy involving the Pentagon and the Vatican has revealed how this powerful historical myth still shapes public perceptions today.

                                                            By Joëlle Rollo-Koster

                                                            medievalists.net/2026/05/avign

                                                            Avignon at PG:
                                                            gutenberg.org/ebooks/search/?q

                                                            Avignon - THE PONT BÉNÉZET. A 19th-century photograph of the Pont Saint-Bénézet (the famous "Pont d'Avignon") in Avignon, southern France, spanning the Rhône River. Only four of its original arches survive. Behind it rise the Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes) and the cathedral. https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/46035/pg46035-images.html#Page_175

                                                            Alt...Avignon - THE PONT BÉNÉZET. A 19th-century photograph of the Pont Saint-Bénézet (the famous "Pont d'Avignon") in Avignon, southern France, spanning the Rhône River. Only four of its original arches survive. Behind it rise the Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes) and the cathedral. https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/46035/pg46035-images.html#Page_175

                                                              [?]Kroc Camen » 🌐
                                                              @Kroc@oldbytes.space

                                                              > "But in this particular case, you’re promoting your book. You’re promoting a thing that you wrestled with and won. You’re promoting a thing that dragged you to hell and you dragged back. You’re promoting a successful enterprise in human endeavor. And beyond that, you’re promoting the idea that this beautiful thing you made, these words you ordered, these ideas you successfully put to a page, will resonate with other human beings. You’re promoting your belief that you have made a thing that will fill others with joy, grief, and/or inspiration. You’re promoting the idea of human connection, which we need so badly right now."

                                                              buttondown.com/monteiro/archiv

                                                              I tossed away 25 years of habit pumping out programming projects on the daily so I could knuckle-down to writing Nomad: Wanderer in the because the world is so compelling, so full of detail, and so well suited to the medium that I know it will give you something that is so much more rich in texture and humanity than the endless stream of attention-sapping sound-bites that makes up the majority of reading we do online nowadays.

                                                              There is literally no ulterior motive to the content of this book, unlike a social media feed where often the content -- no matter how positive and uplifting -- is secondary to the farming of views/clicks/ads/data, etc.

                                                              camendesign.com/nomad

                                                              _Please_ consider giving it a brief read, it's free. You will know if it's for you from the first page; the setup of a desert world in a sand-glass the size of Earth is such a ripe environment that I dropped everything I could be doing to flesh it out for you.

                                                                [?]Book dedications bot » 🤖 🌐
                                                                @dedication_bot@stefanbohacek.online

                                                                Revolution for Dummies: Laughing Through the Arab Spring by Bassem Youssef

                                                                TO MY DAUGHTER, NADIA—YOU ARE A VERY HARD ACT TO FOLLOW. MY UNBORN CHILDREN WILL HAVE TO COME UP WITH UNTHINKABLE FEATS JUST TO MATCH YOUR LEVEL OF AWESOMENESS. TO MY WIFE—I KNOW YOU DIDN'T EXPECT THIS KIND OF MARRIAGE OR LIFE, BUT HEY... NOT A DULL MOMENT, BABE. WITHOUT YOUR PATIENCE, RESILIENCE, AND SUPPORT I WOULDN'T HAVE AMOUNTED TO ANYTHING. TO MY OLDER BROTHER AND MY FRIEND, TAMER YOUSSEF—YOU ARE ALL THAT IS LEFT AFTER OUR PARENTS DEPARTED THIS WORLD. YOU ARE ALL THAT REMAINS OF AN EGYPT I ONCE KNEW.

                                                                Alt...TO MY DAUGHTER, NADIA—YOU ARE A VERY HARD ACT TO FOLLOW. MY UNBORN CHILDREN WILL HAVE TO COME UP WITH UNTHINKABLE FEATS JUST TO MATCH YOUR LEVEL OF AWESOMENESS. TO MY WIFE—I KNOW YOU DIDN'T EXPECT THIS KIND OF MARRIAGE OR LIFE, BUT HEY... NOT A DULL MOMENT, BABE. WITHOUT YOUR PATIENCE, RESILIENCE, AND SUPPORT I WOULDN'T HAVE AMOUNTED TO ANYTHING. TO MY OLDER BROTHER AND MY FRIEND, TAMER YOUSSEF—YOU ARE ALL THAT IS LEFT AFTER OUR PARENTS DEPARTED THIS WORLD. YOU ARE ALL THAT REMAINS OF AN EGYPT I ONCE KNEW.

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