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tenses, point-form

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	A gypsy-like tribe who travel the villages and homesteads of the World, bringing culture, civilization and a good read whatever the weather.		A gypsy-like tribe who travel the villages and homesteads of the World, bringing culture, civilization and a good read whatever the weather.

	It ~~was~~ said they ~~could~~ tell what book you ~~needed~~ just by looking at you, and they ~~could~~ take your voice away with a nod.		It is said they can tell what book you need just by looking at you, and they can take your voice away with a nod. They may exchange passing nods, as well as copies of [[Anecdotes of the Great Accountants]] with any [[Travelling Accountants]] they meet on the road. Even in the worst winter, the idea of burning any of that paper to keep warm is totally anathema, to the consternation of any passing [[Pictsies\|Feegles]].

	They may exchange passing nods, as well as copies of [[Anecdotes of the Great Accountants]] with any [[Travelling Accountants]] they meet on the road.

	Even in the worst winter, the idea of burning any of that paper to keep warm is totally anathema, to the consternation of any passing [[Pictsies\|Feegles]].

	~~Some titles they relied on themselves when stuck in a snowdrift, with no food, and down to their last candle:~~

			Some titles they rely on themselves when stuck in a snowdrift, with no food, and down to their last candle:
	* ''Survival in the Snow'', T.H. Mouseholder		* ''Survival in the Snow'', T.H. Mouseholder
	* ''Among the Snow Weasels'', K. Pierpoint Poundsworth		* ''Among the Snow Weasels'', K. Pierpoint Poundsworth
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	* ''The Habits of Wolves'', Captain W.E. Lightly		* ''The Habits of Wolves'', Captain W.E. Lightly

	In the most extreme circumstances and despite certain oddities of expression, they still ~~managed~~ to rightly interpret the Feegles request, and ~~supplied~~ them with an aid to Tiffany, PASSION'S PLAYTHING by Marjory J. Boddice (a tortured tale of a tempestuous romance by the author of ''~~Sundered Hearts~~''!!!).		In the most extreme circumstances and despite certain oddities of expression, they still manage to rightly interpret the Feegles request, and supply them with an aid to Tiffany, ''PASSION'S PLAYTHING'' by Marjory J. Boddice (a tortured tale of a tempestuous romance by the author of ''SUNDERED HEARTS''!!!).
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A gypsy-like tribe who travel the villages and homesteads of the World, bringing culture, civilization and a good read whatever the weather.

It was said they could tell what book you needed just by looking at you, and they could take your voice away with a nod.

They may exchange passing nods, as well as copies of [[Anecdotes of the Great Accountants]] with any [[Travelling Accountants]] they meet on the road.

Even in the worst winter, the idea of burning any of that paper to keep warm is totally anathema, to the consternation of any passing [[Pictsies|Feegles]].

Some titles they relied on themselves when stuck in a snowdrift, with no food, and down to their last candle:

* ''Survival in the Snow'', T.H. Mouseholder
* ''Among the Snow Weasels'', K. Pierpoint Poundsworth
* ''Cooking in Dire Straits'', Superflua Raven
* ''The Habits of Wolves'', Captain W.E. Lightly

In the most extreme circumstances and despite certain oddities of expression, they still managed to rightly interpret the Feegles request, and supplied them with an aid to Tiffany, PASSION'S PLAYTHING by Marjory J. Boddice (a tortured tale of a tempestuous romance by the author of ''Sundered Hearts''!!!).
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