With cover design to lure the unsuspecting scholar
The Stone is but an opuscule, penned by Margolies.
Inside, printed with a serifed typeface on rag paper, is truth.
Truth to set you free, to make you run.
Perhaps, to get you killed.
With cover design to lure the unsuspecting scholar
The Stone is but an opuscule, penned by Margolies.
Inside, printed with a serifed typeface on rag paper, is truth.
Truth to set you free, to make you run.
Perhaps, to get you killed.
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Thank you for the new word – opuscule – had to look it up and now need to work out how to use it. I like the sales pitch delivery, but I’m not sure I want to dip into the content of this tome.
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Can’t say I blame you. Thanks Sarah Ann.
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I had to look that word up, too!
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I would be so tempted to open this book. Bad judgement and all that…
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That book would be way to tempting to dive into…to the reader’s very detriment!
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Very unique take on “stone!” What a book. I probably wouldn’t be able to resist it.
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This sounds so diabolical, Thom! Wondering who the author is… Fantastic angle!
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What a creative, fascinating way to take this. Love it!
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What a unique way of using the prompt! I certainly would have to open that book, and consequences be damned.
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ooh.. I’d be on the fence about opening it up!
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Very unique way of using the prompt. No relation to death at all. Brilliant!
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