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March 13, 2012 at 5:47 am #1512
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    Tales of Tw'Elves

    King Apil-Sin of Babylon looked mournfully at his garden.

    “Red flowers, blue flowers, yellow flowers … but where are all the purple flowers?” He sighed sadly. He thought enviously of the purple flowers he had heard rumours of, and which were reputed to adorn the King of Elam’s prize winning gardens in great abundance.

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