The Abbot of Chedar

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1: UNGRAVED Undredged Decyphered Hospitalised Salvated Desisted Demented Unleashed
2: ANTHROPOMORPHIC Anthropopathic Civilisation Empathisation Sophistication Libertas Combative Emphaticisation Communication Familiarisation Castitas Clemency Caritas Damnation Anthropophagic
3: LETTER TO THE CHURCH (HEAD) Letter to the Church (Head) Postscript
4: FABLES I The Two Brothers of Theum The Tattler The Witch of the Western Winds The One Who All Rejected The Abbot of Chedar
5: FABLES II The Testimony of Abishah Mechis The Testimony of Hegath Kulitti The Testimony of the Theatre of Delights The Testimony of Kalitar Vesh The Testimony of Edelea Kirivitti
6: LETTER TO THE CHURCH (BODY) Letter to the Church (Body) Postscript

A new Abbot came to govern Chedar in the year 571. He was young in years, 32, but a principled member of the clergy and a lauded member of the Church. One day he received the Tax Collector, as is customary for Abbots, to meet and to survey who would be taken.

The room upon discovery laid empty. Only the Tax Collector did exit.

Penned in the Abbot’s book was a note, in a scrawled hand: “Sicko.”

Lesson: —.

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