β Scribed by Ali Smith
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
True short story -- The child -- Present -- The third person -- Fidelio and Bess -- The history of history -- No exit -- The second person -- I know something you don't know -- Writ -- Astute fiery luxury -- The first person.
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