FW: MAGICAL JOURNEYS

[David R. Jones]

-----Original Message-----
From:	Michal Pober [SMTP:michal@terminal.cz]
Sent:	Saturday, July 11, 1998 10:55 AM
Subject:	MAGICAL JOURNEYS


Dear Friends,

Due to unforseen circumstances which have necessitated a major revision
of our plans, we would like to give you updated information about our
projects for this autumn which are building on the work in which we have
participated in the Czech Lands since 1995, including 'The Rosicrucian
Enlightenment Revisited' and 'Prague, Alchemy and the Hermetic
Tradition' Conferences and last year's Magical Tour in Bohemia.

We invite you to join us on one of these truly unique journeys which
will offer extraordinary opportunities to explore the rich residue of a
truly golden period in these beautiful, magical lands, both on an
exoteric and esoteric level.

Whether or not you are able to travel with us at this time we would
appreciate if you could pass this information to friends who might be
interested.

Please note that this information, except the day-to-day itineraries
which *are* included here, is also available, with illustrations, on our
mirror web-sites!

http://www.levity.com/bohemia
http://www.terminal.cz/~michal/bohemia/

With Best Regards,

Michal Pober

P.S. PLEASE NOTE THAT I WILL BE AWAY AT A DEE COLLOQUIUM IN HUNGARY FROM
THE 11th -24th JULY.
(I'll be presenting a paper on Westonia the poet who was also the
step-daughter of Edward Kelley)
======================================================= MAGICAL JOURNEYS
FOR 1998

In conjunction with Dr Antonin, librarian of the Castle Libraries and a
Licensed Travel Consultant in the Czech Republic, and with IKON
Productions of England we are offering this year two tours in the Czech
lands:

THE GOLDEN SALAMANDER:
THE SILVER AND THE GOLD, AN EXPLORATION OF THE ROMANCE, MAGIC AND
MYSTERY OF MINING, METALLURGY AND TRANSMUTATION IN THE CZECH LANDS AND
SLOVAKIA.

September 5th - 14th

Led by Stanislas Klossowski de Rola, assisted by Dr Lubos Antonin,
Michal Pober and others.

The Legend of the Golden Salamander and the festival that celebrates it
each year in the historic mining town of Banska Stiavnica, nestled in
the mountains of Central Slovakia, will be the climax of our tour, which
will explore the extraordinary, unique and romantic history of mining,
metallurgy and alchemical transmutation in this region from Celtic times
to the present. One version of Czech History says that the land was so
rich in mineral wealth that there was no need for alchemy till a late
date! Nevertheless we will discover that mining, metallurgy and alchemy
went very much hand in hand. We will explore the roles played by
Giorgius Agricola, author of De Re Metallica, a physician who lived in
the silver-mining town Jachymov, formerly known as Joachimsthal and the
source of the word dollar. [Thal - thaler - dollar]; Lazarus Ercker, the
mintmaster of Kutna Hora, whose beautifully illustrated original texts,
published in German, we will be able to examine; Ignac Born, the
mintmaster of Prague, who also spent time in Banska Stiavnica.

And in the alchemical realm Stanislas will explore with us extraordinary
accounts of the transmutations performed by Kelley and Sendivogius
amongst others and we will meet with renowned physicist Dr Vladimir
Karpenko, whose interests have led him to explore 'alchemical gold' and
reach some intriguing conclusions.

Our footsteps will lead us from Prague to the magnificent small city of
Kutna Hora, and an initiatory descent into a silver mine. We will also
visit the famous Ossuary, or 'Bone Church' and the future home of the
Alchemy Museum. On to gritty but fascinating Pribram, where the first
thousand metre deep mine in the world was located, charming Pisek on the
gold-bearing Otava River, Kasperske Hory in the unspoilt Sumava
mountains that border Austria. Here we'll have an opportunity to pan for
gold in the Losenice stream where the Celts were finding gold 2,200
years ago and to explore a Celtic hill-fort, the Giants' Castle. Finally
then to the delightful small Slovak town of Banska Stiavnica where, with
the denizens of a dozen small communities, we will participate in the
revelry of the Salamander, celebrating the legendary source of a
thousand years of gold-mining. Time permitting we will also visit
Kremnice and find miner's houses whose back-doors lead directly into the
silver-mines! On the return journey we'll visit, in Moravia, the deepest
and most spectacular caves in the Czech lands.

A day-by-day itinerary is available on request and will be sent to all
registrants.

The cost of this trip is $1460 excluding transport to and from Prague.
[Single rooms, when available carry a supplementary charge]

REVISED ITINERARY, PERSONNEL AND DATES!! LONGER JOURNEY & REDUCED COST!!

A MAGICAL TOUR IN BOHEMIA AND POLAND
THE MYSTERIOUS WORLD OF JOHN DEE AND EDWARD KELLEY

September 24th - October 2nd 1998

A Co-Created Journey, Co-ordinated by Michal Pober with the
participation of Geoffrey James, of Lubos Antonin in Prague, and Rafal
Prinke in Cracow.

This will be a small-group tour, maximum 12 participants, which will
follow the progress of Dee and Kelley from their arrival in Cracow to
Kelley's imprisonment in the Gothic Fortress of Krivoklat. The primary
focus will be on the period that Dee and Kelley were together, their
adventures with Rudolf II in Prague and with the Rozmberks in the
beautiful South Bohemian towns Cesky Krumlov and Trebon. We will explore
the dynamic of the relationship between the two and their Angel Magick
using as texts Casaubon's 'A True and Faithful Relation..' and Geoffrey
James' Books 'Enochian Magick' and 'Angel Magic' published by Llewellyn
Books. (All participants will receive complimentary signed copies of
Geoffrey's Books.) Dr Antonin will assist our Prague explorations and in
Cracow, the most beautiful preserved historic city in Poland, we will
meet with Rafal Prinke of Poznan who has some exciting new discoveries
about Dee and Kelley's movements and activities there.

The cost of this journey is $980 excluding transport to and from Prague.
[Single rooms, when available carry a supplementary charge]

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General Information Regarding the Journeys:

Both journeys are designed to offer an opportunity to explore in depth
historic and ongoing esoteric aspects of this extraordinary region, a
crucible of change and transformation with golden historical periods,
during which Prague shone as the artistic, scientific and cultural Heart
of Europe. At the same time they will support an individual inner
journey of the spirit. Our aim is to furnish the richest and most
fascinating experience of these extraordinary times and places.

The Journeys will be co-ordinated by Michal Pober, the guarantor of
comfortable, interesting lodgings, food, transportation and all
logistical necessities, assisted by Dr Antonin who has an extraordinary
grasp in depth and breadth of the history, culture and literature of the
Czech lands, and especially of alchemical texts and manuscripts.

The Salamander Tour will be led by the renowned author and hermetic
luminary Stanislas Klossowski de Rola while the Dee/Kelley Journey will
invite a process of co-creation with the assistance of Geoffrey James
and Rafal Prinke as co-participants. In the places we visit we have
on-going relationships with local people who share our interests and
will act as local guides.

All accomodations will be in 3 or 4 star hotels, superior Pensions or
Castles, and in twin-bed rooms. Single rooms and rooms with double beds
will sometimes be available but cannot always be guaranteed. Restaurants
have been hand-picked for excellence! Transportation will be by
comfortable air-conditioned coach. Usually travel time will not exceed 3
hours per day with the exception of the journeys to Cracow and Slovakia.
Prices include all accomodations, three meals a day, transportation,
airport transfers admissions; all expenses apart from personal purchases
and beverages.

For personal expenses travellers'checks/cheques are not recommended
outside Prague. Credit cards are accepted in many places and Bank cards
[Cirrus or Plus networks] are a highly preferred way to access funds at
far better exchange rates than banks. There are cash machines right at
the airport. Otherwise safely guarded dollars, pounds and
deutschmarks,etc., can always be changed.The ubiquitous exchange booths
and hotels are not recommended. Exchange in Poland for hard currencies
is advantageous.

All trips commence and conclude in Prague. Visas are not required to the
Czech Republic, Slovakia or Poland for residents of the E.U., U.S. or
Canada. If you are coming from another country please check with your
travel agent.

The trips will be fairly adventurous and require a reasonable degree of
health and fitness.

We recommend that you take out travel insurance, including health, for
your own protection.

Also please keep luggage to a minimum. There will be times when carrying
luggage for three or for hundred yards cannot be avoided. The weather
should be mild, with the likelihood of cool evenings, especially in the
mountains. There will be no occasions when formal dress will be required

We will also try to arrange economical accomodations for people who wish
to arrive earlier or stay longer. The longer advance warning we have the
easier that will be.

Please don't hesitate to contact us about custom journeys for
individuals or groups of any size in the Czech lands and Slovakia. We
can cater to a wide variety of interests and if we can't help you
directly we can refer you to someone who can.

Some possibilities:

THE SIX MOST ROMANTIC CASTLES IN THE CZECH LANDS; HIDDEN MUSEUMS OF
HISTORY, ART AND CULTURE; CZECH INSPIRATION - FESTIVALS OF MUSIC IN
SMALL CZECH TOWNS; SACRED AND LEGENDARY HILLS OF THE CZECH LANDS

IN JULY 1999, we will be organising a JEWISH TOUR through the Czech
Lands, exploring outstanding Jewish Monuments and discovering a variety
of life-affirming activities taking place in the former ghettoes which
counter Hitler's intention to make these lands a 'Museum of Judaism.'


Stanislas Klossowski de Rola

was educated in Switzerland and England and lived for some years in Sri
Lanka. His father is the painter Balthus (Balthasar Klossowski de Rola).
Stanislas is a lifelong student of the living tradition of alchemy, a
film-maker, and the author of 'Alchemy: The Secret Art' and 'The Golden
Game' and a has translated and edited a number of alchemical texts,
including the soon-to-be published 'Hermetick Triumph'. He is "delighted!"
to be leading this
journey. We are delighted he is coming.

Lubos Antonin, Ph. D

works at the National Museum in Prague where he is responsible for three
hundred castle libraries in the Czech lands. He studied philosophy at
Charles University and was a member of the cultural underground in the
'70's and '80's. He was the Vice President of Universalia, the former
Society of Czech Hermeticists and an organizer of the Opus Magnum
exhibition.

Michal Pober

is a native Czech who lived elsewhere from 1948 till 1992. He describes
himself as a catalyst and has worked for many years as a Shiatsu
practitioner and teacher. A four year stint at the New York Open Center
as an events-organiser prepared him for the challenge of undertaking a
number of activities in the Czech Republic, including being the Czech
organiser of the Conference 'Prague, Alchemy and the Hermetic
Tradition'. He has a 14 year-old daughter, Tara, currently living in New
York and a dog called Maruska.

Geoffrey James

is the author of eight books, including of the definitive
translation/transcription of John Dee's magical workbooks (Sloane MS 3191)
originally published as "Enochian Evocation" (Heptangle, 1984) and currently
available in paperback under the title "Enochian Magick" (Llwellyn Books,
1996.) He will accompany the Dee/Kelley Journey.

Rafal Prinke

lives in Poznan, Poland and will guide the Cracow portion of the Dee/Kelley
Journey. He is the author of three books and many articles on esoteric
subjects. His special interests include Sendivogius, Dee and Kelley, the
Rosicrucian movement and its later influence, alchemical symbolism,
divinatory arts and heraldry.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

To Register please use our on-line REGISTRATION FORM, or for more
information please
e-mail: <michal@terminal.cz> phone: +420 2 432 816 or contact IKON
Productions in England by phone: +44 1235 767467 or fax: +44 1235
763211.

Numbers are strictly limited: 12 for the Dee/Kelley Journey; 30 for the
Golden Salamander, so please register early to avoid disappointment. To
reserve a place, 50% deposit is required, payable only in US$ or Pounds
Sterling. In all cases the balance in full is due in our hands one month
prior to the start of each trip.

The folowing options are available:

Payment by US$ check, or International Money Order made out to Michal
Pober, and mailed to:

Michal Pober
P.O. Box 16,
110 01 Praha 1,
Czech Republic.

Payment by British cheque, American Express, Visa or Mastercard to:
[please note that credit card payments will carry a 5% surcharge]

IKON Productions, Ltd., Attn. Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke, Manor Farm
House,
Manor Road,
Wantage, OX12 8NE
England
fax: +44 1235 763211 (please be sure to include the expiration date of
your card)

Cancellation Policy: Up to 2 months before the start of the trip full
refund, minus $50 processing fee. Up to 1 month before the start of the
trip penalty of 25% of total fee. Less than 1 month, no refund.
In cases where a penalty applies you can substitute another party with a
$50 re-booking fee.

If any unforseen circumstances occur which necessitate the cancellation
of a trip by the organisers all payments received will be promptly
refunded. We reserve the right to make minor changes to the itinerary
according to circumstances which may arise.

Please be sure to enclose the names (as they appear on your passports)
for all participants.

For travel from the U.S. we suggest Czech Airlines, who are the only
airline that flies direct to Prague, out of Newark, and have links in
the U.S. with Continental Airlines. We recommend

Turon Travel 111, Greene St., New York, NY 10012

who arranged the travel for the Open Center Conferences and with whom we
have excellent personal experience. Please call them at :

(800) 925 7646 or
(212) 925 5453; Fax: (212) 219 1865,

ask for Demetra, mentioning Magical Journeys.

>From most parts of Europe Prague can be reached easily by air, train or
bus.

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The Golden Salamander:
the silver and the gold, an exploration of the romance, magic and
mystery of mining, metallurgy and transmutation in the Czech lands and
Slovakia.

September 5th - 14th, 1998

Led by Stanislas Klossowski de Rola, assisted by Dr Lubos Antonin,
Michal Pober and others.

DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY [Please note that this is a provisional itinerary,
subject to updates, enhancement and minor changes. The dates of
beginning and ending are extremely concrete and no changes will diminish
the quality of the journey.]

5th Sept

a.m. Arrival in Prague. Transport from the airport will be provided;
those arriving by bus, car or train will receive directions to the
hotel.

*Noon meeting for lunch, greetings, introductions, orientation.

afternoon meeting with

*Dr Karpenko whose book on alchemical gold was recently published by
Adam McLean

*Dr Jan Marek, responsible for the restoration of towns damaged by
mining

*Dr Jiri Waldhauser of the National Technical Museum

*staff from the mineralogy dept. of the National Museum

*visit to the phenomenal mineral exhibit

Dinner followed by an
*Evening meeting guided by Stanislas K. de Rola

Optional 'after hours' excursions to intriguing corners of Prague and
watering-holes

6th Sept

Breakfast in hotel every day, unless otherwise specified.

depart for Kutna Hora, a UNESCO protected historic town in E. Bohemia
whose wealth and importance from silver-mining and minting once rivalled
that of Prague.

Lunch in Kutna Hora [we will be inviting the Mayor, if he is available,
to talk with us about the future Alchemy Museum]

Activities in Kutna Hora:

Visits to:

*The Interior of a Silver Mine
*The historic building and Tower where the Alchemy Museum will be housed
*Walking Tour focussing on the Hermetic Symbols displayed on the
historic buildings with a local expert *The Gothic Cathedral of Saint
Barbara, the patron saint of miners *The Ossuary, or Bone-Chapel in
Sedlec, a small town adjacent to Kutna Hora.

lodging at Roztez Castle,[8 km], once the Hunting Lodge of Count Sporck,
the father of Czech Masonry

Buffet Dinner followed by an Evening with Stanislas

7th Sept


Depart for
*Kasperske Hory, a small town in the unspoilt Sumava Mountains which
border Austria and Germany, historical site of gold-mining and of a
controversial attempt to re-open a mine


Hotel check-in

In Kasperske Hory we will

*pan for gold in the Losenice potok, a tributary of the Otava, where
Celts washed for gold 2,200 years ago

*visit the Sumava Museum containing an important glass collection and
paintings by Josef Vachal; famous as an esoteric painter, these are
landscapes of the Sumava.

*visit a Celtic Hill Fort

Dinner and evening meeting with local representatives to explore the
historic and potential future mining activities in the area

8th Sept

Kasperske Hory activities [continued]

depart for

*Pribram, the first place in Europe to have a 1000 metre deep mine.

Lunch in Pribram

Followed by visits to

* an indoor and an outdoor mining museum, including an area of old
miners' houses and specific handicrafts whish developed in the mining
community

*Svata Hora, the Sacred Hill where there is a famous Black Madonna

*a miners' pub

depart for

*Pisek, a charming and largely ignored town in South Bohemia, site of
the oldest Stone Bridge in Bohemia, across the gold-bearing Otava River,
a tributary of the Vltava

Hotel check-in and dinner in the excellent City Restaurant Evening
entertainment

9th Sept

Visit the

*Historic Centre
*The beautiful museum, including an excellent Mining Section

Depart for Ceske Budejovice

Lunch in the Historic Beer Hall of Budejovice with original Budvar -
Budweiser followed by a visit to the

* Main Square with the Samson Statue. One of the finest and largest
squares in Europe

Depart for Moravsky Krumlov
Hotel check in, dinner, evening with Stanislas

10th September

*visit the Mucha Museum

Departure for Banska Stiavnica, Slovakia, home of the Salamander
Festival!

Dinner at a Rustic Lodge serving Slovak Specialties of game and
sheep-cheese

Arrival Banska Stiavnica, hotel check-in.

Optional nocturnal outings...

11th Sept: The Salamander!
Please see attached description.

in addition to the Salamander events we will also visit

* an outdoor and an indoor Mining museum * a mineralogical exhibition
* the Historic Centre - a Unesco site
* the "new" Castle

*Kremnica, a Slovak mining and minting town, twin city with Kutna Hora,
where the miners' houses have back doors that lead directly into the
mountain...


13th Return to Prague vicinity

We will stop to visit
*the deepest caves in the Czech lands, known as the Moravsky Kras.

Lunch will be en-route.
Our final night will be just outside Prague offering easy connections
for morning flights

hotel check-in, dinner followed by
final session with Stanislas and conclusion

14th Sept

Transportation to the airport for those flying out immediately; to the
center of the city for those staying on in Prague

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A magical tour in Bohemia and Poland
The mysterious world of John Dee and Edward Kelley

24th September - 2nd October

Co-ordinated by Michal Pober
with the participation of Geoffrey James and the assistance of Dr Lubos
Antonin in Prague and Rafal Prinke in Cracow


DAY-BY-DAY ITINERARY [Please note that this is a provisional itinerary,
subject to updates, enhancement and minor changes. The dates of
beginning and ending are extremely concrete and no changes will diminish
the quality of the journey.]

24th September

a.m. Arrival in Prague. Transport from the airport will be arranged;
those arriving by bus, car or train will receive directions to the
hotel.

*Noon meeting for lunch, greetings, introductions, orientation.

Afternoon:

*Visit to the Faust House, once owned by Kelley *Bethlehem Square where
Jan Hus used to preach and *the Old Town Square
[both these locations are also associated with Dee and Kelley's early
days in Prague.] *Presentation by Geoffrey at the National Museum to the
Ignac Born Society

Dinner

Late: optional visit to an atypical Prague pub: u Magistra Kelley, or a
cafe, Magister Kelley [diferent locations]

25th Sept:

Breakfast at the hotel {every day, unless otherwise noted!]

a.m. Visits in the Castle to the
*Summer Palace;
*the Mihulka Tower, site of an alchemical laboratory in the time of
RudolfII.

Then to the

*Hvezda [Star Palace]

the summer palace of Frederick and Elizabeth, the Winter King and Queen
of Bohemia, often associated with the Rosicrucian impulse, whose reign
was curtailed by the Battle of the White Mountain in 1620, an event
which drastically affected Czech and European History.


Free Time in Prague - optional activities can be arranged

Dinner and Discussion

26th Sept:

Early Departure for Cracow.

Lunch en-route

Dinner & Evening Intro. to Cracow

27th Sept:

*All day in Cracow; programme to be arranged by Rafal Prinke including
locations associated with Dee and Kelley and Angel Magick

28th Sept:

Travel to Cesky Krumlov

Lunch en-route

Krumlov Activities will include:

*a special alchemically-oriented Guided Tour of the Castle formerly
owned by the Rozmberks, the patrons of Dee and Kelley, second only to
the Prague Castle in size and splendour;

*a sacred geometry tour of Krumlov with a native of the town. free time
to enjoy the quiet charms of Krumlov, arguably the most attractive town
in Bohemia.

We will eat in a medieval restaurant, in the Courtyard of the Castle and
in the former armoury of Petr Vok, the last member of the Rozmberk
dynasty.

29th Sept:


*Continuation of Krumlov activities
Evening Discussion

30th Sept:

depart for

*Trebon via [time permitting]
Rozmberk, the original family seat of the family and Vyssi Brod, an
important monastery where the Rozmberk Family Tomb is located

*Visit Trebon Castle where Dee and Kelley were hidden from Rudolf II by
Vilem Rozmberk *Archive of S. Bohemia, where the director will introduce
us to amazing treasures.

Dinner at u Supina [at the scales]
The freshest and best-cooked fish in Bohemia, direct from the famous
local ponds

Evening Discussion

1st Oct:

*Visit Jilove, where Kelley owned many properties in the town and
surroundings including a Mint and a Mill

>*Krivoklat Castle where Kelley was imprisoned for two and a half years

and

*Budyne, where the most famous Czech Alchemist of Rudolf's. Bavor
Rodovsky time had his laboratory, now restored

Closing Evening and stay in a nearby Castle Hotel

2nd Oct:

Transfer to the airport for those departing; to the Centre for those
staying in Prague

======================================================= Letter from
Central Slovakia
Edward Cullen

Doing the salamander

It is Friday afternoon and the start of a holiday weekend. Suddenly I
understand what the bugle calls that have issued all week from the
Tannoys in town must mean. Of course! The salamander is coming! There is
a legend here about a salamander. Years ago, a shepherd, sitting out
with his flock through the heat of a scorching summer day, became aware
of a salamander sitting in the shade beside him. Time passed, the sheep
nibbled lazily at the grass and the sun moved higher. All at once, or so
it seemed to the shepherd, the shadows slipped away and the salamander
lay in the full gaze of the sun, and it glistened and sparkled like
gold. Stunned, the shepherd crept closer and realised that the
salamander was covered with gold dust. He reached out to touch the
creature but it slipped away between the rocks. When the shepherd came
down from the hills and told his story, the people realised for the
first time that there were riches buried in their hills.This, the story
goes, was how the face of the countryside, and the fate of the people
who lived in this mountainous region of Slovakia, were transformed. Gold
and silver mining developed rapidly and brought prosperity for the next
thousand years. Now the mines are closed, but every year the people
remember and celebrate the salamander.The celebration lasts for two days
and draws people from the surrounding villages and even further afield.
The main square is filled with a street market and spills over as people
move from stall to stall, eating the food and drinking the alcohol for
sale. Some stalls sell beer but most sell home-produced (and often
cloudy) white wine. At one side of the cobbled square a stage is set up
for folk singing and dancing, choirs and bands. By early evening, the
air is heavy with the scent of wine and there is plenty of evidence of
serious drinking. More and more people arrive, streaming up the hill
from the lower part of town to watch the salamander procession. This is
timed to reach the square just as night falls and is the major event of
the festival. For a kilometre in each direction, the main street leading
up to the square is thick with spectators. As the leading groups in the
procession come into view, you begin to see how it works. The
participants move forward and stop, move forward and then stop again.
They travel in long curves, from side to side up the road, narrowing
until they are walking in file, then opening out once again, all in
imitation of the movements of the salamander. This pattern only becomes
apparent after watching for quite a while. The procession is so long and
each constituent part so different. More than 30 different groups, each
representing a village, mining community or lodge take part, and most
groups have their own brass band or troupe of musicians. As each section
of the salamander comes to a pause in the movement, they dance or sing
or play. A whole village (or so it seems) of male voices sings echoing,
resonant songs. They sing and sing until the tune is taken up by the
crowd and hundreds of voices are raised in unison. It is stirring stuff.
And then the procession moves on and scores of miners lanterns swing and
splutter into the grainy dusk. Dancing girls, decorated horses and
carts, brass bands, folk singers and dancers all pass by as the
salamander winds its way up the hill. Each time a group stops to
perform, another moves on. Interspersed along the line, veteran miners
and their families dressed in traditional costume march raggedly,
holding up the banners of their villages. A cone-shaped copper cannon
mounted on a gun-carriage is hauled all the way. At intervals it is
pointed at the crowd, and young lads throw firecrackers into the barrel.
These explode with piercing echoes. There is cheering and applause,
singing and laughter. And everywhere, everyone is drinking, spectators
and participants alike -- the last few groups in the procession
glassy-eyed. Yet I never once see money changing hands. This is a moment
for tradition and drunken glory alone.


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