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“In the end, it was four words that changed the course of our lives and the history of the world. Perhaps it wasn’t really so surprising. They were, after all, the most important words in any language. ‘What are you reading?”

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Book:The Scholar and the Last Faerie Door
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The Scholar and the Last Faerie Door

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