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Floyd | "Concerning Signs, Seals and Sigils: let the Scholar of these Arts be
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Floyd | Warned most Sorely that he Obey all the Law as Instructed, with no
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Floyd | Shade of Turning nor Repentance. For the Spirit be Strong, and the
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Floyd | Flesh Weak. This is the Greatest Error in the Art."
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Floyd |
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Floyd | The raven preens its feathers.
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Floyd |
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Floyd | The curtains move softly, caressed by the breeze.
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Floyd |
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Floyd | >
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Jacqueline says (to maga), "Well, the peyote supply is limited, and may have a purpose."
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Jacqueline says, "Puzzle-wise. Later."
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maga says, "or, in other words, 'if a puzzle's solution isn't quite right, it won't work'"
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maga says (to Floyd), "read principia"
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Floyd | You hunt feverishly through the pages of Principia Caelestium
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Floyd | Mysteriorum, and discover:
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Floyd |
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Floyd | "Water of the King; most rare, most deadly. Tears, and Grief, and Ruin
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Floyd | of Great Houses are its part. Yet may it Move the Highest to
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Floyd | Compassion."
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Floyd |
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Floyd | The raven eyes you balefully.
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Floyd |
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Floyd | >
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Gunther says, "and here we go"
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Taleslinger says, "My guess is you really have to catch the tears."
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maga says, "seems likely"
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maga says (to Floyd), "read pharmacopia"
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Floyd | You hunt feverishly through the pages of Adams' Pharmacopia, and
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Floyd | discover:
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Floyd |
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Floyd | "The properties of the cola nut are as yet unknown, although some
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Floyd | personal research in the South Seas suggests that when combined with
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Floyd | coca leaf and the juice of the sugar cane, it may make for a potent and
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Floyd | greatly addictive tonic, whose use could rival alcohol in the future.
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Floyd | This, however, is merely the author's speculation and has no basis in
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Floyd | scientific prediction."
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Floyd |
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Floyd | The raven screeches discordantly.
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Floyd |
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Floyd | An icy gust from the window sends the curtains reeling.
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Floyd |
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Floyd | >
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maga exclaims, ""Coke Is It!"
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Jacqueline says, "heh"
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Jacqueline says, "That's a pretty nice touch there, Nate."
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maga says (to Floyd), "read pharmacopia"
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Floyd | You hunt feverishly through the pages of Adams' Pharmacopia, and
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Floyd | discover:
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Floyd |
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Floyd | "The leaves of the hasheesh or hemp, when dried and smoked, may produce
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Floyd | a sensation of relaxation and general suggestibility. In combination
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Floyd | with certain rhythmical musical ceremonies such as the drumming rituals
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Floyd | of Africa or the dances of Jamaica, these leaves have been long
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Floyd | associated with the sprit world."
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Floyd |
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Floyd | The raven watches you silently from the bust of Pallas.
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Floyd |
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Floyd | An icy gust from the window sends the curtains reeling.
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Floyd |
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Floyd | >
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maga says, "hm. so I guess we have to work through each book to find all the entries"
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Jacqueline says, "One would assume that they eventually cycle. Or are random."
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Jacqueline says, "Keep reading, methinks."
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maga says (to Floyd), "read pharmacopia"
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Floyd | You hunt feverishly through the pages of Adams' Pharmacopia, and
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Floyd | discover:
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Floyd |
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Floyd | "Peyote, a cactus found on the American continent, when dried in
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Floyd | "button" form has remarkable properties of provoking visionary states
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Floyd | of mind and has been used extensively by native shamans in magical
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Floyd | rituals, where it is said to provide great wisdom and insight. It does
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Floyd | not induce sleep, however, which makes its use all the more
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Floyd | controversial."
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Floyd |
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Floyd | The raven caws. "Nevermore!"
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Floyd |
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Floyd | >
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maga says (to Floyd), "g"
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Floyd | You hunt feverishly through the pages of Adams' Pharmacopia, and
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Floyd | discover:
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Floyd |
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Floyd | "The leaf of the coca plant is a mild stimulant and is most effective
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Floyd | when prepared as a herbal tonic for the refreshment of body and mind
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Floyd | during times of great fatigue. However, excessive use without pause for
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Floyd | recuperation of stamina may cause mental or bodily collapse."
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Floyd |
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Floyd | The raven eyes you balefully.
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Floyd |
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Floyd | >
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Jacqueline says, ">G"
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maga says (to Floyd), "g"
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Floyd | You hunt feverishly through the pages of Adams' Pharmacopia, and
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Floyd | discover:
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Floyd |
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Floyd | "Opium is beneficial generally as an hypnotic and sedative; it induces
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Floyd | a state of sleepfulness and promotes vivid and imaginative dreams. It
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Floyd | has few side effects beyond the occasional tendency toward
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Floyd | hallucinations and sleepwalking, though care should be taken not to
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