โ Scribed by Dave Duncan
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Foreword ; Epigraphs; Chapter One: The Herdfolk; Chapter Two: The Tyrant; Chapter Three: Violet-Indigo-Red; Chapter Four: The Seafolk; Chapter Five: Brown-Yellow-White; Chapter Six: The Ants; Chapter Seven: The Traders; Chapter Eight: Black-White-Red; Chapter Nine: The Spinster; Chapter Ten: Red-Yellow-Green; Chapter Eleven: The Angels; Chapter Twelve: Three-Red; Chapter Thirteen: God the Father; Afterword.
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