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 There
was little excuses for the invention of the name MURUM. It was already known
in sixteen principalities and native states. |
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were, however, several religious reasons, but these are unlikely to become
evident in what follows. |
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| Musrum
is terribly afraid of sponge cats. |
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| Keep
your sponge cat under control.. |
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| The
Kingdom of Intersol slopes down for a hundred miles through blue flax plantations
to the sea and oblivion. |
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| The
truth of this tale is painful, but nothing of that truth is left unsaid;
though we must unsay much that hagiography and squalid commerce declare
in regard to our protagonist. |
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| The
Trans Siberian Railway was established to facilitate the construction of
the Far East. |
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| Every
hour, on the precise stroke, trains leave Moscow bearing Musrum and his
relations in tears. |
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| Gilvis
wrote a book on life for the dead. |
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| He
is probably writing your biography at this moment. |
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| A
sponge cat weeps after the Muscovite trains. Musrum also weeps, but in another
room. |
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| Sudden
prayers make God jump. |
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| The
forehead of the Arch Seraph slopes down for a hundred miles to the sea and
oblivion. |
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