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"Kill him," they said. At
first, lights seemed po-
etic stuff, not military
blanket for hourly ta-
bles. But the instruc-
tors, saying "Eliminate,
eliminate." To "savage"
(salvaging the situation)
the king was most func-
tional in the highest mor-

al mode. Despite quack-
eries. Despite ill-train-
ing. . . . Lights later
semanticized objectives.
The soldiers seen croak-
ing. Shamed, went instant-
ly berserk. The ill-equip-
ped fired at dictionar-
ies. Pretense and educa-
tion soon found a way to

pacify all instructions

for the Nation . . . every-
body knew what the war 4

 

 

 

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