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A Choir of the Early Settlers

Anglican death drips her intoxicating pronouncements around the squares, whilst obscure gossip prevails in the forests of Massachusetts. Give me some bread whilst I stir this cauldron of distorted communications. Will you please explore my future epitaph, and guard against the myriads of undertakers who seek to raise the chalice of dark and oratory expression? Let us travel together, as we have already channelled the wisdom of the ages.
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Jan 20, 2014
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