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I was the master-mason of a church that was built more than six hundred years ago; it is now two hundred years since that church vanished from the face of the earth; it was destroyed utterly, - no fragment of it was left; not even the great pillars that bore up the tower at the cross, where the choir used to join the nave. Read the first page
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