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0 Cat's Eye Technologies' Entries for NaNoGenMo 2018
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3 Herein you may find [Cat's Eye Technologies][]' entries
4 for [NaNoGenMo 2018][].
5
6 ### [The League of Extraordinarily Dull Gentlemen](league/)
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8 Novel: [The League of Extraordinarily Dull Gentlemen.md](league/The%20League%20of%20Extraordinarily%20Dull%20Gentlemen.md)
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10 Code: a [world-description](league/Extraordinarily-Dull.samovar) (written in [Samovar][] 0.2)
11 and a [events-to-text formatter script](league/producer.py) written in Python 3.
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13 ### [The Defeat at Procyon V](defeat/)
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15 Novel: [The Defeat at Procyon V.md](defeat/The%20Defeat%20at%20Procyon%20V.md)
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17 Code: [defeat.jl](defeat/defeat.jl) (written in [Julia][] 1.0).
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21 [Cat's Eye Technologies]: http://catseye.tc/
22 [NaNoGenMo 2018]: https://github.com/NaNoGenMo/2018/
23 [Samovar]: http://catseye.tc/node/Samovar
24 [Julia]: https://julialang.org/
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0 # The Defeat at Procyon V
1
2 _Being an Episode in the Later Career of Super Admiral Serenity O’James of the Space Fighters_
3
4 ## Chapter 1
5
6 Fleet Commander Dmitry Ng stood at attention before the desk of Super Admiral Serenity O’James
7 and saluted.
8
9 “At ease, Ng,” she mumbled, not looking up from her paperwork. “What is it?”
10
11 “Ma’am, I regret to inform you that the units of 19th Squadron 8th Division have failed
12 to hold our outpost at Procyon V. The enemy staged a surprise attack in full force with
13 a barrage of long range electron torpedos.”
14
15 Serenity O’James turned her eyes upward to the Fleet Commander and frowned.
16
17 “Long range electron torpedos? Could we not counter those with our positronic muon beams?”
18
19 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with atomic antimatter lasers.”
20
21 “What about our guided antimatter bombs?”
22
23 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum neutron rays.”
24
25 Super Admiral O’James leaned back in her chair. “Surely our atomic destructo missiles would be able to fend those off.”
26
27 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged laser missiles.”
28
29 “Did we not have guided destructo rockets to counter with?”
30
31 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic frag torpedos.”
32
33 “Were we not equipped with composite wavelet beams?”
34
35 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing photon cannons.”
36
37 “Did we not have quantum laser rockets to counter with?”
38
39 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking graviton beams.”
40
41 “So we responded with our stealth photon rockets, I presume?”
42
43 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged positron bombs.”
44
45 “Were we not equipped with quantum plasma disruptors?”
46
47 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic assault bombs.”
48
49 “Surely our stealth gluon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
50
51 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking muon lasers.”
52
53 “Were we not equipped with atomic graviton cannons?”
54
55 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutron rockets.”
56
57 “What about our atomic plasma disruptors?”
58
59 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic destructo disruptors.”
60
61 “So we responded with our long range disruptor beams, I presume?”
62
63 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic frag torpedos.”
64
65 “What about our long range neutrino rockets?”
66
67 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had positronic graviton bombs.”
68
69 “So we responded with our subatomic photon cannons, I presume?”
70
71 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their guided neutrino missiles.”
72
73 “Did we not have atomic gluon beams to counter with?”
74
75 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with quantum plasma torpedos.”
76
77 “So we responded with our nuclear assault beams, I presume?”
78
79 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing photon rays.”
80
81 “So we responded with our quantum positron beams, I presume?”
82
83 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth assault missiles.”
84
85 “But we had guided disruptor torpedos, didn't we?”
86
87 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had supercharged assault lasers.”
88
89 “But we had positronic antimatter bombs, didn't we?”
90
91 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range wavelet disruptors.”
92
93 “So we responded with our nuclear gluon cannons, I presume?”
94
95 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting photon beams.”
96
97 “Surely our positronic electron rockets would be able to fend those off.”
98
99 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic neutrino missiles.”
100
101 “Were we not equipped with guided plasma beams?”
102
103 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking assault bombs.”
104
105 “Were we not equipped with superconducting graviton rays?”
106
107 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged disruptor blasters.”
108
109 “So we responded with our positronic gluon lasers, I presume?”
110
111 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic electron cannons.”
112
113 “But we had superconducting hyperspace bombs, didn't we?”
114
115 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged laser blasters.”
116
117 “Were we not equipped with atomic photon cannons?”
118
119 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear gluon blasters.”
120
121 “What about our stealth antimatter blasters?”
122
123 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had nuclear gluon rockets.”
124
125 “Did we not have superconducting wavelet rockets to counter with?”
126
127 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range gluon torpedos.”
128
129 “Did we not have nuclear graviton beams to counter with?”
130
131 “In spades! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing antimatter beams.”
132
133 “But we had heat-seeking disruptor cannons, didn't we?”
134
135 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their long range electron lasers.”
136
137 “Were we not equipped with nuclear wavelet blasters?”
138
139 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range hyperspace disruptors.”
140
141 “So we responded with our superconducting laser missiles, I presume?”
142
143 “Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking frag cannons.”
144
145 “But we had quantum antimatter lasers, didn't we?”
146
147 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic plasma rockets.”
148
149 “Were we not equipped with positronic hyperspace torpedos?”
150
151 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic frag disruptors.”
152
153 “Did we not have guided photon lasers to counter with?”
154
155 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear assault lasers.”
156
157 “Did we not have atomic neutrino disruptors to counter with?”
158
159 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their atomic assault cannons.”
160
161 “Did we not have nuclear destructo rockets to counter with?”
162
163 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth electron blasters.”
164
165 “So we responded with our heat-seeking antimatter lasers, I presume?”
166
167 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had quantum disruptor cannons.”
168
169 “Were we not equipped with atomic neutrino missiles?”
170
171 “Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum neutrino rockets.”
172
173 “So we responded with our armor-piercing positron cannons, I presume?”
174
175 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic neutron blasters.”
176
177 “What about our composite warp torpedos?”
178
179 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum warp cannons.”
180
181 “Did we not have stealth neutrino lasers to counter with?”
182
183 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic muon rays.”
184
185 “So we responded with our heat-seeking plasma torpedos, I presume?”
186
187 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic muon blasters.”
188
189 “What about our positronic antimatter beams?”
190
191 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear frag rockets.”
192
193 “What about our composite laser cannons?”
194
195 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic neutron lasers.”
196
197 “Were we not equipped with superconducting photon cannons?”
198
199 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic assault missiles.”
200
201 “Surely our composite positron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
202
203 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth assault cannons.”
204
205 “But we had stealth electron rockets, didn't we?”
206
207 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear photon rays.”
208
209 “But we had guided laser bombs, didn't we?”
210
211 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth wavelet disruptors.”
212
213 “Did we not have stealth warp beams to counter with?”
214
215 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting antimatter missiles.”
216
217 “Surely our quantum photon rays would be able to fend those off.”
218
219 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their guided warp rays.”
220
221 “Were we not equipped with stealth electron rays?”
222
223 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with guided frag disruptors.”
224
225 “Did we not have positronic wavelet bombs to counter with?”
226
227 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting laser blasters.”
228
229 “Were we not equipped with superconducting graviton bombs?”
230
231 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo blasters.”
232
233 “Were we not equipped with long range warp rays?”
234
235 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking laser rays.”
236
237 “Surely our superconducting neutrino bombs would be able to fend those off.”
238
239 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing gluon disruptors.”
240
241 “What about our positronic neutron beams?”
242
243 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had superconducting destructo rockets.”
244
245 “Were we not equipped with quantum positron disruptors?”
246
247 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic disruptor torpedos.”
248
249 “Surely our guided frag beams would be able to fend those off.”
250
251 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided wavelet lasers.”
252
253 “So we responded with our nuclear warp missiles, I presume?”
254
255 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault bombs.”
256
257 “Did we not have supercharged antimatter torpedos to counter with?”
258
259 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged destructo beams.”
260
261 “So we responded with our composite gluon bombs, I presume?”
262
263 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite assault blasters.”
264
265 “But we had armor-piercing disruptor bombs, didn't we?”
266
267 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing destructo disruptors.”
268
269 “Surely our positronic muon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
270
271 “Of course! But it turned out they also had guided neutron beams.”
272
273 “Did we not have guided hyperspace blasters to counter with?”
274
275 “Of course! But it turned out they also had positronic laser beams.”
276
277 “Were we not equipped with superconducting neutrino rockets?”
278
279 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting muon lasers.”
280
281 “What about our subatomic destructo missiles?”
282
283 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking hyperspace rockets.”
284
285 “So we responded with our guided laser beams, I presume?”
286
287 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had supercharged photon missiles.”
288
289 “What about our stealth plasma cannons?”
290
291 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had nuclear disruptor bombs.”
292
293 “So we responded with our stealth plasma lasers, I presume?”
294
295 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic frag bombs.”
296
297 “Did we not have armor-piercing antimatter bombs to counter with?”
298
299 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting neutrino lasers.”
300
301 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking hyperspace disruptors?”
302
303 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged gluon beams.”
304
305 “So we responded with our atomic positron cannons, I presume?”
306
307 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had quantum muon disruptors.”
308
309 “Were we not equipped with nuclear antimatter beams?”
310
311 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their atomic frag rockets.”
312
313 “So we responded with our heat-seeking frag rockets, I presume?”
314
315 “Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking wavelet disruptors.”
316
317 “So we responded with our nuclear graviton disruptors, I presume?”
318
319 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged plasma rockets.”
320
321 “But we had long range graviton disruptors, didn't we?”
322
323 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum positron torpedos.”
324
325 “Were we not equipped with supercharged antimatter beams?”
326
327 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range wavelet missiles.”
328
329 “Were we not equipped with composite wavelet rays?”
330
331 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear gluon bombs.”
332
333 “Surely our positronic plasma lasers would be able to fend those off.”
334
335 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their guided neutrino blasters.”
336
337 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking destructo beams?”
338
339 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic photon disruptors.”
340
341 “But we had atomic hyperspace rays, didn't we?”
342
343 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing assault blasters.”
344
345 “What about our atomic laser rockets?”
346
347 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged photon beams.”
348
349 “Surely our quantum neutron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
350
351 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear gluon torpedos.”
352
353 “So we responded with our nuclear hyperspace missiles, I presume?”
354
355 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their quantum warp beams.”
356
357 “But we had guided muon lasers, didn't we?”
358
359 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their positronic neutron disruptors.”
360
361 “Were we not equipped with composite destructo lasers?”
362
363 “In spades! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking assault beams.”
364
365 “Were we not equipped with subatomic neutrino blasters?”
366
367 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth neutrino bombs.”
368
369 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing wavelet beams?”
370
371 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range gluon rays.”
372
373 “What about our supercharged gluon rockets?”
374
375 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with long range positron cannons.”
376
377 “So we responded with our quantum warp disruptors, I presume?”
378
379 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic electron missiles.”
380
381 “What about our armor-piercing hyperspace cannons?”
382
383 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had superconducting assault bombs.”
384
385 “But we had superconducting hyperspace lasers, didn't we?”
386
387 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing laser rockets.”
388
389 “Did we not have stealth neutrino torpedos to counter with?”
390
391 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear hyperspace rays.”
392
393 “But we had armor-piercing muon bombs, didn't we?”
394
395 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking antimatter cannons.”
396
397 “What about our atomic warp bombs?”
398
399 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing gluon lasers.”
400
401 “Did we not have long range neutron cannons to counter with?”
402
403 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing wavelet rockets.”
404
405 “Were we not equipped with quantum plasma missiles?”
406
407 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range antimatter lasers.”
408
409 “Surely our subatomic graviton missiles would be able to fend those off.”
410
411 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace rockets.”
412
413 “Were we not equipped with quantum graviton rockets?”
414
415 “Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum warp rockets.”
416
417 “So we responded with our atomic disruptor cannons, I presume?”
418
419 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged hyperspace bombs.”
420
421 “But we had atomic neutrino torpedos, didn't we?”
422
423 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth hyperspace rays.”
424
425 “Surely our heat-seeking plasma cannons would be able to fend those off.”
426
427 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with long range assault beams.”
428
429 “Surely our superconducting muon missiles would be able to fend those off.”
430
431 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with quantum gluon lasers.”
432
433 “Were we not equipped with superconducting positron lasers?”
434
435 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range graviton rays.”
436
437 “Were we not equipped with quantum photon disruptors?”
438
439 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking gluon disruptors.”
440
441 “So we responded with our quantum electron bombs, I presume?”
442
443 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their positronic frag rockets.”
444
445 “What about our guided neutron cannons?”
446
447 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth positron rays.”
448
449 “Did we not have atomic electron lasers to counter with?”
450
451 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with composite assault missiles.”
452
453 “Did we not have quantum destructo disruptors to counter with?”
454
455 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their positronic hyperspace cannons.”
456
457 “Surely our nuclear muon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
458
459 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided plasma bombs.”
460
461 “But we had positronic antimatter disruptors, didn't we?”
462
463 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear disruptor cannons.”
464
465 “Surely our nuclear warp rockets would be able to fend those off.”
466
467 “Of course! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking graviton rockets.”
468
469 “What about our atomic destructo cannons?”
470
471 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with atomic laser blasters.”
472
473 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing destructo lasers?”
474
475 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic photon beams.”
476
477 “So we responded with our atomic plasma rockets, I presume?”
478
479 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic photon bombs.”
480
481 “What about our long range positron bombs?”
482
483 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite frag torpedos.”
484
485 “Were we not equipped with long range plasma cannons?”
486
487 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing warp beams.”
488
489 “Did we not have atomic warp blasters to counter with?”
490
491 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged wavelet rays.”
492
493 “But we had armor-piercing warp disruptors, didn't we?”
494
495 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range antimatter rays.”
496
497 “Did we not have guided destructo bombs to counter with?”
498
499 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite gluon blasters.”
500
501 “But we had nuclear destructo blasters, didn't we?”
502
503 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear assault bombs.”
504
505 “What about our armor-piercing wavelet lasers?”
506
507 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting frag lasers.”
508
509 “But we had guided neutrino beams, didn't we?”
510
511 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking frag bombs.”
512
513 “Were we not equipped with stealth neutrino missiles?”
514
515 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic frag bombs.”
516
517 “Did we not have atomic laser torpedos to counter with?”
518
519 “Of course! But it turned out they also had long range disruptor blasters.”
520
521 “But we had armor-piercing antimatter missiles, didn't we?”
522
523 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting muon blasters.”
524
525 “But we had composite antimatter rays, didn't we?”
526
527 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking hyperspace bombs.”
528
529 “But we had subatomic neutron missiles, didn't we?”
530
531 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic destructo beams.”
532
533 “Surely our nuclear destructo missiles would be able to fend those off.”
534
535 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic destructo lasers.”
536
537 “Surely our composite electron beams would be able to fend those off.”
538
539 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite neutron blasters.”
540
541 “What about our long range positron disruptors?”
542
543 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had stealth neutron torpedos.”
544
545 “So we responded with our long range disruptor rockets, I presume?”
546
547 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing frag torpedos.”
548
549 “So we responded with our composite antimatter cannons, I presume?”
550
551 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destructo cannons.”
552
553 “But we had stealth positron blasters, didn't we?”
554
555 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth neutron disruptors.”
556
557 “But we had heat-seeking antimatter rockets, didn't we?”
558
559 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range warp blasters.”
560
561 “Surely our subatomic disruptor rockets would be able to fend those off.”
562
563 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their composite assault lasers.”
564
565 “Did we not have guided electron torpedos to counter with?”
566
567 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic photon rays.”
568
569 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing assault rays?”
570
571 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic neutrino cannons.”
572
573 “So we responded with our supercharged muon torpedos, I presume?”
574
575 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged antimatter cannons.”
576
577 “What about our nuclear warp beams?”
578
579 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear neutron beams.”
580
581 “What about our composite frag disruptors?”
582
583 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided destructo beams.”
584
585 “Were we not equipped with subatomic antimatter torpedos?”
586
587 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting positron rays.”
588
589 “Were we not equipped with positronic antimatter missiles?”
590
591 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged neutrino cannons.”
592
593 “Surely our atomic disruptor bombs would be able to fend those off.”
594
595 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth graviton beams.”
596
597 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking photon lasers?”
598
599 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range photon disruptors.”
600
601 “But we had subatomic positron bombs, didn't we?”
602
603 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range neutron rockets.”
604
605 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing positron blasters?”
606
607 “In spades! But it turned out they also had quantum neutron cannons.”
608
609 “Did we not have quantum disruptor rays to counter with?”
610
611 “In spades! But it turned out they also had long range plasma lasers.”
612
613 “Did we not have positronic plasma bombs to counter with?”
614
615 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking plasma missiles.”
616
617 “Surely our quantum gluon rockets would be able to fend those off.”
618
619 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic wavelet missiles.”
620
621 “Did we not have quantum neutron lasers to counter with?”
622
623 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic warp lasers.”
624
625 “What about our positronic gluon bombs?”
626
627 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged graviton blasters.”
628
629 “But we had atomic disruptor lasers, didn't we?”
630
631 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their positronic plasma missiles.”
632
633 “Did we not have superconducting neutrino rays to counter with?”
634
635 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their positronic frag lasers.”
636
637 “But we had guided positron missiles, didn't we?”
638
639 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear hyperspace bombs.”
640
641 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking hyperspace missiles?”
642
643 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged neutrino missiles.”
644
645 “Surely our superconducting neutron disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
646
647 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged warp torpedos.”
648
649 “But we had supercharged disruptor torpedos, didn't we?”
650
651 “In spades! But it turned out they also had positronic wavelet beams.”
652
653 “Were we not equipped with positronic laser torpedos?”
654
655 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting warp missiles.”
656
657 “But we had superconducting photon disruptors, didn't we?”
658
659 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting neutron rays.”
660
661 “But we had subatomic laser blasters, didn't we?”
662
663 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range assault blasters.”
664
665 “Did we not have heat-seeking muon bombs to counter with?”
666
667 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting neutrino beams.”
668
669 “Did we not have quantum hyperspace bombs to counter with?”
670
671 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range neutrino beams.”
672
673 “But we had nuclear hyperspace cannons, didn't we?”
674
675 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had superconducting hyperspace cannons.”
676
677 “Did we not have heat-seeking graviton disruptors to counter with?”
678
679 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with positronic warp torpedos.”
680
681 “So we responded with our subatomic disruptor rays, I presume?”
682
683 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic antimatter lasers.”
684
685 “So we responded with our atomic plasma lasers, I presume?”
686
687 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum antimatter bombs.”
688
689 “Did we not have heat-seeking plasma lasers to counter with?”
690
691 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with quantum photon blasters.”
692
693 “So we responded with our guided photon cannons, I presume?”
694
695 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided antimatter lasers.”
696
697 “But we had supercharged frag cannons, didn't we?”
698
699 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range neutrino missiles.”
700
701 “Did we not have armor-piercing electron cannons to counter with?”
702
703 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their quantum antimatter torpedos.”
704
705 “But we had supercharged warp lasers, didn't we?”
706
707 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their guided laser rays.”
708
709 “What about our supercharged frag torpedos?”
710
711 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting frag missiles.”
712
713 “Were we not equipped with quantum antimatter disruptors?”
714
715 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged gluon missiles.”
716
717 “Were we not equipped with supercharged gluon cannons?”
718
719 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their quantum plasma rays.”
720
721 “Surely our atomic gluon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
722
723 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic assault missiles.”
724
725 “So we responded with our armor-piercing antimatter blasters, I presume?”
726
727 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite neutrino blasters.”
728
729 “Were we not equipped with nuclear frag lasers?”
730
731 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had atomic destructo disruptors.”
732
733 “What about our long range wavelet beams?”
734
735 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided muon rays.”
736
737 “Surely our subatomic wavelet lasers would be able to fend those off.”
738
739 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing assault torpedos.”
740
741 “Were we not equipped with quantum frag blasters?”
742
743 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing gluon rays.”
744
745 “So we responded with our superconducting plasma missiles, I presume?”
746
747 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing muon lasers.”
748
749 “So we responded with our quantum destructo bombs, I presume?”
750
751 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with composite muon rockets.”
752
753 “Surely our armor-piercing laser cannons would be able to fend those off.”
754
755 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic plasma blasters.”
756
757 “Did we not have composite hyperspace rays to counter with?”
758
759 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their composite photon missiles.”
760
761 “What about our positronic laser bombs?”
762
763 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had long range wavelet torpedos.”
764
765 “What about our armor-piercing wavelet bombs?”
766
767 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic photon rays.”
768
769 “So we responded with our positronic neutron torpedos, I presume?”
770
771 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear electron cannons.”
772
773 “But we had quantum wavelet cannons, didn't we?”
774
775 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their quantum photon lasers.”
776
777 “Did we not have stealth graviton missiles to counter with?”
778
779 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with positronic neutrino lasers.”
780
781 “Surely our atomic neutrino cannons would be able to fend those off.”
782
783 “Yes! But it turned out they also had composite warp disruptors.”
784
785 “What about our quantum neutron blasters?”
786
787 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range hyperspace missiles.”
788
789 “What about our quantum assault rockets?”
790
791 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged positron blasters.”
792
793 “But we had quantum photon rockets, didn't we?”
794
795 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking frag torpedos.”
796
797 “So we responded with our guided electron rockets, I presume?”
798
799 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear graviton cannons.”
800
801 “But we had guided graviton lasers, didn't we?”
802
803 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing muon torpedos.”
804
805 “What about our superconducting positron rockets?”
806
807 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking graviton missiles.”
808
809 “Did we not have long range electron blasters to counter with?”
810
811 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had atomic positron bombs.”
812
813 “Were we not equipped with long range positron missiles?”
814
815 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range neutron missiles.”
816
817 “What about our armor-piercing wavelet missiles?”
818
819 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking frag disruptors.”
820
821 “Were we not equipped with quantum warp rays?”
822
823 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic neutrino beams.”
824
825 “So we responded with our long range muon lasers, I presume?”
826
827 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking hyperspace cannons.”
828
829 “Surely our quantum assault lasers would be able to fend those off.”
830
831 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged neutron torpedos.”
832
833 “So we responded with our guided photon rockets, I presume?”
834
835 “Yes! But it turned out they also had stealth neutron rockets.”
836
837 “So we responded with our armor-piercing warp bombs, I presume?”
838
839 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their positronic gluon blasters.”
840
841 “Were we not equipped with composite neutrino missiles?”
842
843 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their atomic graviton disruptors.”
844
845 “Were we not equipped with supercharged wavelet blasters?”
846
847 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic laser missiles.”
848
849 “What about our armor-piercing graviton rays?”
850
851 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had composite wavelet missiles.”
852
853 “Did we not have guided muon missiles to counter with?”
854
855 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged positron missiles.”
856
857 “So we responded with our guided wavelet disruptors, I presume?”
858
859 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destructo torpedos.”
860
861 “So we responded with our positronic neutrino rockets, I presume?”
862
863 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking laser blasters.”
864
865 “But we had composite positron disruptors, didn't we?”
866
867 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite wavelet rockets.”
868
869 “Surely our positronic electron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
870
871 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their composite destructo bombs.”
872
873 “Surely our positronic plasma torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
874
875 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range photon missiles.”
876
877 “Surely our supercharged graviton bombs would be able to fend those off.”
878
879 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic disruptor bombs.”
880
881 “Did we not have subatomic neutron rays to counter with?”
882
883 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing positron bombs.”
884
885 “Did we not have atomic positron beams to counter with?”
886
887 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their composite gluon rays.”
888
889 “Did we not have long range electron disruptors to counter with?”
890
891 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear electron torpedos.”
892
893 “Surely our supercharged warp rockets would be able to fend those off.”
894
895 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear plasma disruptors.”
896
897 “So we responded with our subatomic antimatter rays, I presume?”
898
899 “Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged hyperspace torpedos.”
900
901 “Surely our atomic laser beams would be able to fend those off.”
902
903 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with stealth photon beams.”
904
905 “Were we not equipped with positronic neutron cannons?”
906
907 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth hyperspace disruptors.”
908
909 “Did we not have heat-seeking positron rockets to counter with?”
910
911 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing frag bombs.”
912
913 “What about our quantum hyperspace blasters?”
914
915 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had positronic hyperspace blasters.”
916
917 “But we had heat-seeking gluon missiles, didn't we?”
918
919 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with positronic electron bombs.”
920
921 “So we responded with our guided muon beams, I presume?”
922
923 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth gluon torpedos.”
924
925 “But we had nuclear warp disruptors, didn't we?”
926
927 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing disruptor beams.”
928
929 “What about our heat-seeking laser bombs?”
930
931 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic plasma torpedos.”
932
933 “What about our stealth wavelet bombs?”
934
935 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite positron rays.”
936
937 “Did we not have supercharged destructo disruptors to counter with?”
938
939 “Of course! But it turned out they also had guided antimatter missiles.”
940
941 “But we had supercharged warp bombs, didn't we?”
942
943 “Of course! But it turned out they also had nuclear neutrino beams.”
944
945 “But we had heat-seeking destructo missiles, didn't we?”
946
947 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had guided gluon blasters.”
948
949 “Were we not equipped with atomic positron missiles?”
950
951 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth destructo beams.”
952
953 “So we responded with our armor-piercing muon cannons, I presume?”
954
955 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with composite frag missiles.”
956
957 “What about our composite gluon missiles?”
958
959 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic hyperspace bombs.”
960
961 “Surely our armor-piercing antimatter rays would be able to fend those off.”
962
963 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their guided hyperspace cannons.”
964
965 “What about our atomic graviton torpedos?”
966
967 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range warp beams.”
968
969 “Did we not have quantum destructo lasers to counter with?”
970
971 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic assault lasers.”
972
973 “Did we not have superconducting neutron missiles to counter with?”
974
975 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutron blasters.”
976
977 “What about our subatomic antimatter disruptors?”
978
979 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting destructo cannons.”
980
981 “So we responded with our positronic wavelet missiles, I presume?”
982
983 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic assault beams.”
984
985 “Surely our long range plasma torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
986
987 “Yes! But it turned out they also had stealth photon disruptors.”
988
989 “What about our heat-seeking gluon bombs?”
990
991 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking destructo bombs.”
992
993 “Were we not equipped with positronic hyperspace missiles?”
994
995 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their stealth photon rays.”
996
997 “But we had guided plasma cannons, didn't we?”
998
999 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided positron bombs.”
1000
1001 “Surely our quantum hyperspace disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
1002
1003 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum muon bombs.”
1004
1005 “Surely our armor-piercing antimatter cannons would be able to fend those off.”
1006
1007 “Yes! But it turned out they also had composite photon cannons.”
1008
1009 “What about our long range frag rockets?”
1010
1011 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic gluon missiles.”
1012
1013 “Were we not equipped with subatomic warp bombs?”
1014
1015 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear hyperspace disruptors.”
1016
1017 “So we responded with our nuclear destructo bombs, I presume?”
1018
1019 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic hyperspace disruptors.”
1020
1021 “What about our superconducting laser rays?”
1022
1023 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their composite hyperspace torpedos.”
1024
1025 “What about our superconducting assault missiles?”
1026
1027 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had supercharged hyperspace lasers.”
1028
1029 “So we responded with our supercharged photon bombs, I presume?”
1030
1031 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear assault blasters.”
1032
1033 “Were we not equipped with positronic electron torpedos?”
1034
1035 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth photon missiles.”
1036
1037 “What about our atomic neutrino bombs?”
1038
1039 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing electron blasters.”
1040
1041 “Surely our supercharged neutron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
1042
1043 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic laser torpedos.”
1044
1045 “Surely our stealth photon blasters would be able to fend those off.”
1046
1047 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear neutron lasers.”
1048
1049 “So we responded with our nuclear destructo rays, I presume?”
1050
1051 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear neutrino disruptors.”
1052
1053 “Did we not have quantum electron missiles to counter with?”
1054
1055 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting wavelet torpedos.”
1056
1057 “So we responded with our guided wavelet missiles, I presume?”
1058
1059 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with quantum antimatter cannons.”
1060
1061 “Did we not have positronic photon blasters to counter with?”
1062
1063 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had long range positron blasters.”
1064
1065 “Surely our heat-seeking disruptor torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
1066
1067 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic frag rockets.”
1068
1069 “What about our heat-seeking hyperspace rays?”
1070
1071 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum frag bombs.”
1072
1073 “Surely our heat-seeking warp lasers would be able to fend those off.”
1074
1075 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided laser disruptors.”
1076
1077 “Did we not have heat-seeking plasma disruptors to counter with?”
1078
1079 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing electron missiles.”
1080
1081 “Surely our heat-seeking frag rays would be able to fend those off.”
1082
1083 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with atomic antimatter cannons.”
1084
1085 “What about our subatomic neutrino rays?”
1086
1087 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their composite warp lasers.”
1088
1089 “Did we not have nuclear wavelet missiles to counter with?”
1090
1091 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth disruptor beams.”
1092
1093 “But we had composite disruptor rays, didn't we?”
1094
1095 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing warp blasters.”
1096
1097 “Did we not have composite positron beams to counter with?”
1098
1099 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with quantum wavelet lasers.”
1100
1101 “Did we not have guided frag missiles to counter with?”
1102
1103 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had positronic assault rays.”
1104
1105 “Did we not have subatomic gluon beams to counter with?”
1106
1107 “Yes! But it turned out they also had superconducting destructo torpedos.”
1108
1109 “So we responded with our armor-piercing positron disruptors, I presume?”
1110
1111 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic laser rays.”
1112
1113 “Were we not equipped with stealth assault rays?”
1114
1115 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite positron cannons.”
1116
1117 “What about our nuclear laser rockets?”
1118
1119 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged destructo rays.”
1120
1121 “Were we not equipped with quantum photon beams?”
1122
1123 “In spades! But it turned out they also had long range frag disruptors.”
1124
1125 “What about our guided electron cannons?”
1126
1127 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged graviton missiles.”
1128
1129 “But we had heat-seeking antimatter rays, didn't we?”
1130
1131 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their atomic positron rays.”
1132
1133 “Surely our superconducting electron torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
1134
1135 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear positron blasters.”
1136
1137 “Did we not have guided positron disruptors to counter with?”
1138
1139 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting electron cannons.”
1140
1141 “Surely our positronic antimatter rays would be able to fend those off.”
1142
1143 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum neutrino lasers.”
1144
1145 “But we had long range gluon blasters, didn't we?”
1146
1147 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing electron disruptors.”
1148
1149 “But we had atomic muon rockets, didn't we?”
1150
1151 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic muon missiles.”
1152
1153 “So we responded with our composite muon missiles, I presume?”
1154
1155 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting laser cannons.”
1156
1157 “So we responded with our superconducting hyperspace beams, I presume?”
1158
1159 “Yes! But it turned out they also had positronic warp lasers.”
1160
1161 “Did we not have superconducting muon rays to counter with?”
1162
1163 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had stealth neutron beams.”
1164
1165 “But we had guided gluon cannons, didn't we?”
1166
1167 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum graviton bombs.”
1168
1169 “So we responded with our subatomic graviton lasers, I presume?”
1170
1171 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting positron missiles.”
1172
1173 “Surely our composite photon blasters would be able to fend those off.”
1174
1175 “Yes! But it turned out they also had atomic neutron cannons.”
1176
1177 “Did we not have atomic wavelet rockets to counter with?”
1178
1179 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had quantum antimatter rockets.”
1180
1181 “What about our supercharged assault beams?”
1182
1183 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum gluon torpedos.”
1184
1185 “Were we not equipped with superconducting positron torpedos?”
1186
1187 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum positron rays.”
1188
1189 “Surely our quantum graviton disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
1190
1191 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking assault rays.”
1192
1193 “What about our quantum plasma rockets?”
1194
1195 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range frag torpedos.”
1196
1197 “So we responded with our positronic muon lasers, I presume?”
1198
1199 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting muon beams.”
1200
1201 “Surely our guided wavelet torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
1202
1203 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with atomic photon bombs.”
1204
1205 “So we responded with our subatomic neutron torpedos, I presume?”
1206
1207 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their long range graviton bombs.”
1208
1209 “Did we not have quantum antimatter missiles to counter with?”
1210
1211 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking hyperspace torpedos.”
1212
1213 “Surely our long range graviton rockets would be able to fend those off.”
1214
1215 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutrino disruptors.”
1216
1217 “But we had heat-seeking electron lasers, didn't we?”
1218
1219 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing antimatter disruptors.”
1220
1221 “Were we not equipped with guided photon beams?”
1222
1223 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking wavelet beams.”
1224
1225 “So we responded with our guided photon disruptors, I presume?”
1226
1227 “Of course! But it turned out they also had superconducting assault rays.”
1228
1229 “So we responded with our positronic neutron bombs, I presume?”
1230
1231 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their composite photon rays.”
1232
1233 “So we responded with our superconducting gluon disruptors, I presume?”
1234
1235 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking assault missiles.”
1236
1237 “Were we not equipped with composite warp rays?”
1238
1239 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their composite electron missiles.”
1240
1241 “But we had quantum neutron torpedos, didn't we?”
1242
1243 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic warp rays.”
1244
1245 “So we responded with our supercharged graviton beams, I presume?”
1246
1247 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their stealth destructo missiles.”
1248
1249 “So we responded with our long range neutrino lasers, I presume?”
1250
1251 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking hyperspace lasers.”
1252
1253 “Did we not have quantum disruptor beams to counter with?”
1254
1255 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutrino beams.”
1256
1257 “What about our heat-seeking antimatter bombs?”
1258
1259 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged destructo torpedos.”
1260
1261 “So we responded with our quantum destructo torpedos, I presume?”
1262
1263 “Of course! But it turned out they also had positronic hyperspace rockets.”
1264
1265 “Surely our superconducting assault rockets would be able to fend those off.”
1266
1267 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their quantum gluon rays.”
1268
1269 “But we had armor-piercing muon missiles, didn't we?”
1270
1271 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite neutron cannons.”
1272
1273 “Surely our superconducting warp rays would be able to fend those off.”
1274
1275 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic gluon cannons.”
1276
1277 “So we responded with our long range photon cannons, I presume?”
1278
1279 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking wavelet missiles.”
1280
1281 “Were we not equipped with subatomic laser bombs?”
1282
1283 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged photon blasters.”
1284
1285 “Were we not equipped with quantum frag lasers?”
1286
1287 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite destructo cannons.”
1288
1289 “What about our stealth plasma rockets?”
1290
1291 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had subatomic graviton disruptors.”
1292
1293 “Surely our supercharged plasma beams would be able to fend those off.”
1294
1295 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with composite gluon lasers.”
1296
1297 “But we had armor-piercing destructo blasters, didn't we?”
1298
1299 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth wavelet torpedos.”
1300
1301 “But we had atomic neutron beams, didn't we?”
1302
1303 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range electron beams.”
1304
1305 “But we had guided assault blasters, didn't we?”
1306
1307 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic positron beams.”
1308
1309 “But we had superconducting antimatter cannons, didn't we?”
1310
1311 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite photon beams.”
1312
1313 “Did we not have positronic neutrino bombs to counter with?”
1314
1315 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their atomic plasma missiles.”
1316
1317 “But we had superconducting plasma bombs, didn't we?”
1318
1319 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged muon cannons.”
1320
1321 “But we had positronic graviton rockets, didn't we?”
1322
1323 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with atomic hyperspace missiles.”
1324
1325 “What about our positronic plasma beams?”
1326
1327 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing hyperspace torpedos.”
1328
1329 “But we had guided electron lasers, didn't we?”
1330
1331 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range hyperspace lasers.”
1332
1333 “Were we not equipped with superconducting assault blasters?”
1334
1335 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite graviton cannons.”
1336
1337 “Did we not have nuclear frag rays to counter with?”
1338
1339 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic antimatter beams.”
1340
1341 “But we had stealth antimatter torpedos, didn't we?”
1342
1343 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their guided photon blasters.”
1344
1345 “Did we not have stealth warp torpedos to counter with?”
1346
1347 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with guided laser rockets.”
1348
1349 “Were we not equipped with stealth assault blasters?”
1350
1351 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking graviton blasters.”
1352
1353 “But we had armor-piercing wavelet disruptors, didn't we?”
1354
1355 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic graviton rockets.”
1356
1357 “So we responded with our supercharged destructo lasers, I presume?”
1358
1359 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault disruptors.”
1360
1361 “Surely our superconducting warp beams would be able to fend those off.”
1362
1363 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting hyperspace blasters.”
1364
1365 “So we responded with our heat-seeking hyperspace beams, I presume?”
1366
1367 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their quantum neutrino blasters.”
1368
1369 “What about our long range photon lasers?”
1370
1371 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged photon rays.”
1372
1373 “Were we not equipped with superconducting positron cannons?”
1374
1375 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic electron beams.”
1376
1377 “Did we not have long range photon beams to counter with?”
1378
1379 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided destructo lasers.”
1380
1381 “What about our subatomic gluon missiles?”
1382
1383 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with atomic frag bombs.”
1384
1385 “Surely our composite disruptor cannons would be able to fend those off.”
1386
1387 “Yes! But it turned out they also had nuclear frag torpedos.”
1388
1389 “Did we not have stealth destructo rays to counter with?”
1390
1391 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting destructo rays.”
1392
1393 “Did we not have armor-piercing plasma rockets to counter with?”
1394
1395 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic electron disruptors.”
1396
1397 “Surely our armor-piercing hyperspace rockets would be able to fend those off.”
1398
1399 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing laser disruptors.”
1400
1401 “Did we not have stealth antimatter lasers to counter with?”
1402
1403 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear wavelet lasers.”
1404
1405 “But we had superconducting gluon missiles, didn't we?”
1406
1407 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic neutron torpedos.”
1408
1409 “Did we not have quantum wavelet blasters to counter with?”
1410
1411 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking assault blasters.”
1412
1413 “Were we not equipped with superconducting antimatter beams?”
1414
1415 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite antimatter lasers.”
1416
1417 “Were we not equipped with subatomic hyperspace cannons?”
1418
1419 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum hyperspace rays.”
1420
1421 “Surely our long range wavelet lasers would be able to fend those off.”
1422
1423 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic assault rockets.”
1424
1425 “Were we not equipped with positronic graviton missiles?”
1426
1427 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum destructo rays.”
1428
1429 “But we had stealth destructo cannons, didn't we?”
1430
1431 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic assault cannons.”
1432
1433 “Surely our nuclear muon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
1434
1435 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic electron beams.”
1436
1437 “So we responded with our supercharged antimatter missiles, I presume?”
1438
1439 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their long range muon rays.”
1440
1441 “What about our quantum graviton lasers?”
1442
1443 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided plasma blasters.”
1444
1445 “But we had heat-seeking warp bombs, didn't we?”
1446
1447 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range photon rays.”
1448
1449 “But we had positronic warp bombs, didn't we?”
1450
1451 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing graviton torpedos.”
1452
1453 “Were we not equipped with atomic muon disruptors?”
1454
1455 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear hyperspace blasters.”
1456
1457 “So we responded with our long range neutrino disruptors, I presume?”
1458
1459 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had supercharged wavelet disruptors.”
1460
1461 “What about our nuclear disruptor missiles?”
1462
1463 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking disruptor missiles.”
1464
1465 “So we responded with our nuclear assault missiles, I presume?”
1466
1467 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting graviton blasters.”
1468
1469 “But we had composite muon disruptors, didn't we?”
1470
1471 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with long range neutron disruptors.”
1472
1473 “Did we not have heat-seeking gluon blasters to counter with?”
1474
1475 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided plasma rays.”
1476
1477 “Surely our guided electron blasters would be able to fend those off.”
1478
1479 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking frag lasers.”
1480
1481 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing positron lasers?”
1482
1483 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged electron blasters.”
1484
1485 “What about our heat-seeking graviton cannons?”
1486
1487 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing frag lasers.”
1488
1489 “But we had positronic neutrino rays, didn't we?”
1490
1491 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic gluon rockets.”
1492
1493 “So we responded with our guided assault lasers, I presume?”
1494
1495 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear electron bombs.”
1496
1497 “Surely our atomic gluon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
1498
1499 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking gluon torpedos.”
1500
1501 “What about our armor-piercing neutrino rays?”
1502
1503 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic electron lasers.”
1504
1505 “Did we not have long range wavelet rockets to counter with?”
1506
1507 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic photon beams.”
1508
1509 “Were we not equipped with guided disruptor cannons?”
1510
1511 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting disruptor torpedos.”
1512
1513 “But we had supercharged assault rockets, didn't we?”
1514
1515 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear assault disruptors.”
1516
1517 “But we had composite wavelet bombs, didn't we?”
1518
1519 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic electron bombs.”
1520
1521 “Were we not equipped with supercharged wavelet missiles?”
1522
1523 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing plasma disruptors.”
1524
1525 “Were we not equipped with superconducting positron bombs?”
1526
1527 “In spades! But it turned out they also had subatomic antimatter bombs.”
1528
1529 “But we had long range hyperspace bombs, didn't we?”
1530
1531 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their long range warp missiles.”
1532
1533 “But we had armor-piercing gluon cannons, didn't we?”
1534
1535 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their atomic gluon rockets.”
1536
1537 “Did we not have nuclear neutron bombs to counter with?”
1538
1539 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic frag missiles.”
1540
1541 “Were we not equipped with guided destructo missiles?”
1542
1543 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutrino rockets.”
1544
1545 “What about our superconducting destructo blasters?”
1546
1547 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with guided gluon missiles.”
1548
1549 “What about our superconducting frag blasters?”
1550
1551 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite antimatter rockets.”
1552
1553 “But we had guided neutron lasers, didn't we?”
1554
1555 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged destructo missiles.”
1556
1557 “What about our superconducting neutrino missiles?”
1558
1559 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting assault disruptors.”
1560
1561 “So we responded with our armor-piercing destructo rays, I presume?”
1562
1563 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking positron torpedos.”
1564
1565 “Did we not have nuclear muon missiles to counter with?”
1566
1567 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged gluon disruptors.”
1568
1569 “Did we not have long range positron rockets to counter with?”
1570
1571 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic positron lasers.”
1572
1573 “Were we not equipped with positronic disruptor missiles?”
1574
1575 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided warp disruptors.”
1576
1577 “Were we not equipped with guided warp blasters?”
1578
1579 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged frag rays.”
1580
1581 “Were we not equipped with guided wavelet rays?”
1582
1583 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear laser torpedos.”
1584
1585 “But we had armor-piercing positron rockets, didn't we?”
1586
1587 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with stealth destructo lasers.”
1588
1589 “Did we not have atomic disruptor torpedos to counter with?”
1590
1591 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged disruptor lasers.”
1592
1593 “But we had quantum neutrino rays, didn't we?”
1594
1595 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic destructo torpedos.”
1596
1597 “But we had supercharged positron torpedos, didn't we?”
1598
1599 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite warp missiles.”
1600
1601 “Were we not equipped with atomic assault blasters?”
1602
1603 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth hyperspace beams.”
1604
1605 “So we responded with our heat-seeking neutron blasters, I presume?”
1606
1607 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear photon cannons.”
1608
1609 “What about our long range wavelet blasters?”
1610
1611 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking plasma bombs.”
1612
1613 “But we had subatomic wavelet beams, didn't we?”
1614
1615 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth wavelet missiles.”
1616
1617 “Surely our positronic electron rays would be able to fend those off.”
1618
1619 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided electron rays.”
1620
1621 “So we responded with our stealth hyperspace missiles, I presume?”
1622
1623 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their stealth gluon cannons.”
1624
1625 “Surely our long range hyperspace blasters would be able to fend those off.”
1626
1627 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged gluon lasers.”
1628
1629 “Surely our superconducting neutron torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
1630
1631 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth destructo disruptors.”
1632
1633 “Did we not have nuclear plasma rays to counter with?”
1634
1635 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with stealth muon beams.”
1636
1637 “Did we not have heat-seeking electron bombs to counter with?”
1638
1639 “In spades! But it turned out they also had composite laser torpedos.”
1640
1641 “So we responded with our armor-piercing destructo beams, I presume?”
1642
1643 “Yes! But it turned out they also had subatomic antimatter blasters.”
1644
1645 “Were we not equipped with composite neutrino lasers?”
1646
1647 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting positron disruptors.”
1648
1649 “But we had long range frag lasers, didn't we?”
1650
1651 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic destructo rays.”
1652
1653 “So we responded with our subatomic warp beams, I presume?”
1654
1655 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting disruptor missiles.”
1656
1657 “Did we not have armor-piercing hyperspace blasters to counter with?”
1658
1659 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting frag torpedos.”
1660
1661 “What about our subatomic neutrino bombs?”
1662
1663 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing assault rockets.”
1664
1665 “Surely our positronic neutrino torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
1666
1667 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear antimatter cannons.”
1668
1669 “What about our superconducting photon blasters?”
1670
1671 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their stealth positron missiles.”
1672
1673 “Did we not have nuclear hyperspace rockets to counter with?”
1674
1675 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided antimatter beams.”
1676
1677 “Were we not equipped with stealth positron bombs?”
1678
1679 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range positron beams.”
1680
1681 “So we responded with our guided muon rockets, I presume?”
1682
1683 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite disruptor bombs.”
1684
1685 “So we responded with our supercharged plasma missiles, I presume?”
1686
1687 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting wavelet beams.”
1688
1689 “So we responded with our positronic muon rockets, I presume?”
1690
1691 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their composite frag lasers.”
1692
1693 “Surely our stealth positron rockets would be able to fend those off.”
1694
1695 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their quantum hyperspace rockets.”
1696
1697 “Surely our heat-seeking wavelet blasters would be able to fend those off.”
1698
1699 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic graviton blasters.”
1700
1701 “What about our armor-piercing wavelet rays?”
1702
1703 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking muon disruptors.”
1704
1705 “What about our subatomic wavelet rays?”
1706
1707 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their guided disruptor lasers.”
1708
1709 “So we responded with our superconducting frag bombs, I presume?”
1710
1711 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth antimatter beams.”
1712
1713 “But we had quantum electron lasers, didn't we?”
1714
1715 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had subatomic electron torpedos.”
1716
1717 “Did we not have armor-piercing neutrino bombs to counter with?”
1718
1719 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite laser rays.”
1720
1721 “Were we not equipped with nuclear frag beams?”
1722
1723 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing graviton disruptors.”
1724
1725 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking positron cannons?”
1726
1727 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their composite muon beams.”
1728
1729 “Surely our long range destructo lasers would be able to fend those off.”
1730
1731 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged warp rays.”
1732
1733 “But we had armor-piercing gluon blasters, didn't we?”
1734
1735 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic neutron missiles.”
1736
1737 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking antimatter torpedos?”
1738
1739 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear electron beams.”
1740
1741 “Surely our subatomic gluon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
1742
1743 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear frag blasters.”
1744
1745 “What about our supercharged assault blasters?”
1746
1747 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had atomic gluon disruptors.”
1748
1749 “What about our quantum antimatter beams?”
1750
1751 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their positronic disruptor rays.”
1752
1753 “What about our long range neutrino rays?”
1754
1755 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear antimatter blasters.”
1756
1757 “So we responded with our armor-piercing laser bombs, I presume?”
1758
1759 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic photon rockets.”
1760
1761 “So we responded with our armor-piercing gluon rockets, I presume?”
1762
1763 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic wavelet cannons.”
1764
1765 “Were we not equipped with atomic positron torpedos?”
1766
1767 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutrino rockets.”
1768
1769 “Surely our nuclear muon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
1770
1771 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth frag bombs.”
1772
1773 “Surely our supercharged frag bombs would be able to fend those off.”
1774
1775 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had subatomic gluon lasers.”
1776
1777 “Did we not have armor-piercing destructo cannons to counter with?”
1778
1779 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing plasma torpedos.”
1780
1781 “What about our positronic assault torpedos?”
1782
1783 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with stealth destructo blasters.”
1784
1785 “So we responded with our nuclear disruptor rockets, I presume?”
1786
1787 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic laser missiles.”
1788
1789 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing plasma bombs?”
1790
1791 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic hyperspace missiles.”
1792
1793 “What about our superconducting disruptor rays?”
1794
1795 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing gluon beams.”
1796
1797 “But we had composite hyperspace lasers, didn't we?”
1798
1799 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their long range laser beams.”
1800
1801 “What about our positronic hyperspace rays?”
1802
1803 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had composite gluon torpedos.”
1804
1805 “Were we not equipped with nuclear warp blasters?”
1806
1807 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite positron lasers.”
1808
1809 “Surely our armor-piercing assault lasers would be able to fend those off.”
1810
1811 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum positron lasers.”
1812
1813 “So we responded with our armor-piercing gluon bombs, I presume?”
1814
1815 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault rockets.”
1816
1817 “So we responded with our subatomic neutron cannons, I presume?”
1818
1819 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth warp lasers.”
1820
1821 “Did we not have nuclear laser missiles to counter with?”
1822
1823 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supercharged disruptor beams.”
1824
1825 “Did we not have quantum antimatter blasters to counter with?”
1826
1827 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting destructo beams.”
1828
1829 “Did we not have armor-piercing photon missiles to counter with?”
1830
1831 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic neutron lasers.”
1832
1833 “So we responded with our positronic frag blasters, I presume?”
1834
1835 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum electron rays.”
1836
1837 “Did we not have superconducting graviton lasers to counter with?”
1838
1839 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth laser disruptors.”
1840
1841 “But we had composite electron bombs, didn't we?”
1842
1843 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their composite muon blasters.”
1844
1845 “Did we not have guided positron cannons to counter with?”
1846
1847 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range destructo rays.”
1848
1849 “So we responded with our long range destructo blasters, I presume?”
1850
1851 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic hyperspace bombs.”
1852
1853 “Did we not have stealth electron bombs to counter with?”
1854
1855 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged muon rays.”
1856
1857 “But we had long range neutron rays, didn't we?”
1858
1859 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic destructo rockets.”
1860
1861 “So we responded with our supercharged gluon torpedos, I presume?”
1862
1863 “Yes! But it turned out they also had nuclear muon rockets.”
1864
1865 “Were we not equipped with quantum frag disruptors?”
1866
1867 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic positron missiles.”
1868
1869 “What about our supercharged neutrino lasers?”
1870
1871 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting muon torpedos.”
1872
1873 “So we responded with our supercharged disruptor cannons, I presume?”
1874
1875 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic frag lasers.”
1876
1877 “So we responded with our guided antimatter cannons, I presume?”
1878
1879 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking plasma blasters.”
1880
1881 “But we had guided warp bombs, didn't we?”
1882
1883 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace blasters.”
1884
1885 “Were we not equipped with quantum neutrino disruptors?”
1886
1887 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting disruptor beams.”
1888
1889 “But we had composite plasma disruptors, didn't we?”
1890
1891 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic antimatter rockets.”
1892
1893 “But we had subatomic neutron lasers, didn't we?”
1894
1895 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking disruptor lasers.”
1896
1897 “What about our heat-seeking muon beams?”
1898
1899 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their positronic electron disruptors.”
1900
1901 “Surely our superconducting graviton rockets would be able to fend those off.”
1902
1903 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided hyperspace bombs.”
1904
1905 “So we responded with our quantum destructo rockets, I presume?”
1906
1907 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth graviton cannons.”
1908
1909 “Surely our guided disruptor rockets would be able to fend those off.”
1910
1911 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided disruptor rays.”
1912
1913 “What about our nuclear antimatter rockets?”
1914
1915 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking positron bombs.”
1916
1917 “What about our stealth neutron missiles?”
1918
1919 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range gluon rockets.”
1920
1921 “What about our quantum gluon beams?”
1922
1923 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum assault disruptors.”
1924
1925 “What about our heat-seeking destructo rockets?”
1926
1927 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged hyperspace cannons.”
1928
1929 “Surely our positronic wavelet blasters would be able to fend those off.”
1930
1931 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their guided graviton rockets.”
1932
1933 “So we responded with our stealth photon cannons, I presume?”
1934
1935 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their long range gluon missiles.”
1936
1937 “But we had supercharged assault bombs, didn't we?”
1938
1939 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum hyperspace beams.”
1940
1941 “Surely our guided wavelet beams would be able to fend those off.”
1942
1943 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their composite plasma rays.”
1944
1945 “Were we not equipped with quantum muon blasters?”
1946
1947 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic wavelet lasers.”
1948
1949 “Were we not equipped with positronic gluon disruptors?”
1950
1951 “Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged assault disruptors.”
1952
1953 “What about our nuclear laser bombs?”
1954
1955 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking frag blasters.”
1956
1957 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing neutrino blasters?”
1958
1959 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with atomic plasma rays.”
1960
1961 “What about our quantum plasma blasters?”
1962
1963 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their long range plasma missiles.”
1964
1965 “Did we not have stealth disruptor rays to counter with?”
1966
1967 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting warp torpedos.”
1968
1969 “Did we not have long range laser missiles to counter with?”
1970
1971 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic plasma bombs.”
1972
1973 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing positron missiles?”
1974
1975 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged neutron disruptors.”
1976
1977 “But we had composite electron torpedos, didn't we?”
1978
1979 “Of course! But it turned out they also had subatomic gluon rockets.”
1980
1981 “Were we not equipped with quantum disruptor lasers?”
1982
1983 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged laser rays.”
1984
1985 “Were we not equipped with nuclear antimatter disruptors?”
1986
1987 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their atomic frag beams.”
1988
1989 “Did we not have composite plasma blasters to counter with?”
1990
1991 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting neutrino blasters.”
1992
1993 “What about our heat-seeking warp torpedos?”
1994
1995 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their atomic graviton rockets.”
1996
1997 “Did we not have long range muon bombs to counter with?”
1998
1999 “Yes! But it turned out they also had positronic warp cannons.”
2000
2001 “Were we not equipped with stealth disruptor lasers?”
2002
2003 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their composite neutron beams.”
2004
2005 “Surely our positronic muon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2006
2007 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their composite hyperspace rockets.”
2008
2009 “Surely our superconducting disruptor blasters would be able to fend those off.”
2010
2011 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing graviton missiles.”
2012
2013 “But we had supercharged frag beams, didn't we?”
2014
2015 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic disruptor lasers.”
2016
2017 “Did we not have subatomic neutron disruptors to counter with?”
2018
2019 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic neutrino torpedos.”
2020
2021 “So we responded with our nuclear muon rays, I presume?”
2022
2023 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking neutrino bombs.”
2024
2025 “Were we not equipped with atomic photon beams?”
2026
2027 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting plasma cannons.”
2028
2029 “What about our atomic destructo rockets?”
2030
2031 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum plasma beams.”
2032
2033 “Surely our subatomic wavelet blasters would be able to fend those off.”
2034
2035 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing muon blasters.”
2036
2037 “Surely our positronic laser disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2038
2039 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting warp bombs.”
2040
2041 “Were we not equipped with supercharged electron disruptors?”
2042
2043 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing warp rockets.”
2044
2045 “Did we not have long range destructo torpedos to counter with?”
2046
2047 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged muon missiles.”
2048
2049 “Did we not have armor-piercing laser beams to counter with?”
2050
2051 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic neutron missiles.”
2052
2053 “Were we not equipped with positronic frag rays?”
2054
2055 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear laser disruptors.”
2056
2057 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing graviton rockets?”
2058
2059 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth wavelet blasters.”
2060
2061 “So we responded with our atomic neutron disruptors, I presume?”
2062
2063 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had long range muon torpedos.”
2064
2065 “Were we not equipped with subatomic neutron rockets?”
2066
2067 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic neutrino lasers.”
2068
2069 “So we responded with our armor-piercing disruptor blasters, I presume?”
2070
2071 “Of course! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing frag beams.”
2072
2073 “So we responded with our guided graviton missiles, I presume?”
2074
2075 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting antimatter rockets.”
2076
2077 “So we responded with our guided frag blasters, I presume?”
2078
2079 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron beams.”
2080
2081 “Were we not equipped with long range frag bombs?”
2082
2083 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided frag cannons.”
2084
2085 “Did we not have nuclear wavelet rockets to counter with?”
2086
2087 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had stealth gluon blasters.”
2088
2089 “Were we not equipped with composite positron torpedos?”
2090
2091 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic frag blasters.”
2092
2093 “So we responded with our composite warp rockets, I presume?”
2094
2095 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged antimatter blasters.”
2096
2097 “Did we not have heat-seeking laser cannons to counter with?”
2098
2099 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their guided plasma rockets.”
2100
2101 “Surely our guided assault rays would be able to fend those off.”
2102
2103 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic assault rockets.”
2104
2105 “Did we not have long range graviton cannons to counter with?”
2106
2107 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic photon rays.”
2108
2109 “Surely our stealth graviton disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2110
2111 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing neutron bombs.”
2112
2113 “Surely our atomic wavelet rays would be able to fend those off.”
2114
2115 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range neutron lasers.”
2116
2117 “So we responded with our composite laser beams, I presume?”
2118
2119 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic antimatter blasters.”
2120
2121 “So we responded with our subatomic wavelet rockets, I presume?”
2122
2123 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth assault torpedos.”
2124
2125 “Surely our stealth frag rockets would be able to fend those off.”
2126
2127 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their long range graviton lasers.”
2128
2129 “Did we not have supercharged disruptor rays to counter with?”
2130
2131 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic photon disruptors.”
2132
2133 “Did we not have positronic assault cannons to counter with?”
2134
2135 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their stealth neutron rays.”
2136
2137 “So we responded with our atomic frag blasters, I presume?”
2138
2139 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic photon bombs.”
2140
2141 “So we responded with our composite neutron rockets, I presume?”
2142
2143 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite muon lasers.”
2144
2145 “What about our superconducting wavelet missiles?”
2146
2147 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking photon beams.”
2148
2149 “But we had superconducting gluon beams, didn't we?”
2150
2151 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear neutrino rays.”
2152
2153 “So we responded with our supercharged positron rays, I presume?”
2154
2155 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic graviton rays.”
2156
2157 “What about our positronic destructo lasers?”
2158
2159 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic assault torpedos.”
2160
2161 “So we responded with our stealth laser cannons, I presume?”
2162
2163 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had composite neutron disruptors.”
2164
2165 “Did we not have long range photon rockets to counter with?”
2166
2167 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged neutrino rays.”
2168
2169 “Did we not have stealth antimatter rays to counter with?”
2170
2171 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic destructo cannons.”
2172
2173 “So we responded with our nuclear electron disruptors, I presume?”
2174
2175 “Of course! But it turned out they also had nuclear warp bombs.”
2176
2177 “What about our composite neutrino bombs?”
2178
2179 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting positron beams.”
2180
2181 “Surely our superconducting plasma beams would be able to fend those off.”
2182
2183 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had nuclear assault cannons.”
2184
2185 “Were we not equipped with nuclear neutron cannons?”
2186
2187 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with positronic graviton beams.”
2188
2189 “Surely our supercharged plasma lasers would be able to fend those off.”
2190
2191 “Yes! But it turned out they also had composite graviton rockets.”
2192
2193 “So we responded with our superconducting neutrino cannons, I presume?”
2194
2195 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic hyperspace torpedos.”
2196
2197 “What about our atomic assault beams?”
2198
2199 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had quantum wavelet torpedos.”
2200
2201 “Surely our superconducting disruptor cannons would be able to fend those off.”
2202
2203 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting plasma lasers.”
2204
2205 “But we had composite wavelet lasers, didn't we?”
2206
2207 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged plasma bombs.”
2208
2209 “What about our supercharged warp beams?”
2210
2211 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged disruptor rockets.”
2212
2213 “Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperspace rockets?”
2214
2215 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear assault rays.”
2216
2217 “Surely our subatomic wavelet disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2218
2219 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron cannons.”
2220
2221 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing antimatter lasers?”
2222
2223 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with guided neutrino rockets.”
2224
2225 “What about our heat-seeking warp cannons?”
2226
2227 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting assault cannons.”
2228
2229 “What about our supercharged wavelet bombs?”
2230
2231 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth graviton torpedos.”
2232
2233 “Did we not have guided neutron disruptors to counter with?”
2234
2235 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with positronic neutron rays.”
2236
2237 “Did we not have nuclear laser cannons to counter with?”
2238
2239 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged neutrino rockets.”
2240
2241 “So we responded with our composite graviton missiles, I presume?”
2242
2243 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range disruptor missiles.”
2244
2245 “But we had heat-seeking neutrino cannons, didn't we?”
2246
2247 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear neutron rockets.”
2248
2249 “What about our armor-piercing gluon torpedos?”
2250
2251 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing assault disruptors.”
2252
2253 “Did we not have supercharged destructo rockets to counter with?”
2254
2255 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing electron rockets.”
2256
2257 “Surely our heat-seeking graviton bombs would be able to fend those off.”
2258
2259 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their composite warp bombs.”
2260
2261 “So we responded with our positronic warp missiles, I presume?”
2262
2263 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their atomic graviton beams.”
2264
2265 “What about our atomic assault lasers?”
2266
2267 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing hyperspace rays.”
2268
2269 “Were we not equipped with composite destructo rays?”
2270
2271 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing assault bombs.”
2272
2273 “Did we not have armor-piercing electron beams to counter with?”
2274
2275 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking photon bombs.”
2276
2277 “Did we not have guided wavelet bombs to counter with?”
2278
2279 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum muon lasers.”
2280
2281 “Did we not have armor-piercing wavelet blasters to counter with?”
2282
2283 “Of course! But it turned out they also had atomic gluon bombs.”
2284
2285 “Were we not equipped with nuclear plasma bombs?”
2286
2287 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their atomic wavelet disruptors.”
2288
2289 “Were we not equipped with nuclear positron rockets?”
2290
2291 “Of course! But it turned out they also had superconducting destructo missiles.”
2292
2293 “Did we not have heat-seeking gluon lasers to counter with?”
2294
2295 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum positron cannons.”
2296
2297 “But we had heat-seeking photon cannons, didn't we?”
2298
2299 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic muon bombs.”
2300
2301 “So we responded with our quantum plasma bombs, I presume?”
2302
2303 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic antimatter cannons.”
2304
2305 “So we responded with our subatomic wavelet bombs, I presume?”
2306
2307 “Of course! But it turned out they also had quantum muon torpedos.”
2308
2309 “Surely our subatomic laser disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2310
2311 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with guided gluon disruptors.”
2312
2313 “What about our supercharged muon blasters?”
2314
2315 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite laser disruptors.”
2316
2317 “Were we not equipped with guided warp torpedos?”
2318
2319 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged plasma rays.”
2320
2321 “What about our guided positron rays?”
2322
2323 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their positronic graviton lasers.”
2324
2325 “Did we not have armor-piercing warp lasers to counter with?”
2326
2327 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic hyperspace rockets.”
2328
2329 “So we responded with our supercharged electron torpedos, I presume?”
2330
2331 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite photon disruptors.”
2332
2333 “What about our long range antimatter blasters?”
2334
2335 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutron lasers.”
2336
2337 “So we responded with our superconducting electron missiles, I presume?”
2338
2339 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting muon rockets.”
2340
2341 “But we had subatomic plasma beams, didn't we?”
2342
2343 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged assault cannons.”
2344
2345 “But we had composite frag beams, didn't we?”
2346
2347 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum graviton rays.”
2348
2349 “So we responded with our subatomic laser cannons, I presume?”
2350
2351 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic warp lasers.”
2352
2353 “But we had heat-seeking neutrino missiles, didn't we?”
2354
2355 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range electron bombs.”
2356
2357 “Were we not equipped with positronic muon bombs?”
2358
2359 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had positronic neutrino missiles.”
2360
2361 “So we responded with our atomic muon cannons, I presume?”
2362
2363 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting plasma disruptors.”
2364
2365 “What about our superconducting assault beams?”
2366
2367 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting destructo lasers.”
2368
2369 “So we responded with our long range antimatter cannons, I presume?”
2370
2371 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo beams.”
2372
2373 “So we responded with our composite plasma cannons, I presume?”
2374
2375 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum assault blasters.”
2376
2377 “So we responded with our stealth laser torpedos, I presume?”
2378
2379 “Yes! But it turned out they also had long range antimatter disruptors.”
2380
2381 “Did we not have superconducting hyperspace missiles to counter with?”
2382
2383 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking electron blasters.”
2384
2385 “But we had stealth destructo bombs, didn't we?”
2386
2387 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking laser rockets.”
2388
2389 “Did we not have nuclear laser blasters to counter with?”
2390
2391 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their atomic electron blasters.”
2392
2393 “So we responded with our positronic muon torpedos, I presume?”
2394
2395 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth frag missiles.”
2396
2397 “Did we not have heat-seeking disruptor blasters to counter with?”
2398
2399 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their composite frag bombs.”
2400
2401 “Did we not have quantum wavelet beams to counter with?”
2402
2403 “Yes! But it turned out they also had atomic wavelet bombs.”
2404
2405 “Were we not equipped with supercharged graviton rays?”
2406
2407 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutrino beams.”
2408
2409 “But we had long range muon rockets, didn't we?”
2410
2411 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic warp blasters.”
2412
2413 “Surely our long range laser torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
2414
2415 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth assault rockets.”
2416
2417 “Surely our superconducting graviton disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2418
2419 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth destructo rockets.”
2420
2421 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking warp disruptors?”
2422
2423 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic assault disruptors.”
2424
2425 “So we responded with our guided frag lasers, I presume?”
2426
2427 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their guided wavelet cannons.”
2428
2429 “Were we not equipped with superconducting wavelet rays?”
2430
2431 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth warp rays.”
2432
2433 “So we responded with our guided wavelet rockets, I presume?”
2434
2435 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking gluon cannons.”
2436
2437 “Were we not equipped with positronic plasma rays?”
2438
2439 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth muon bombs.”
2440
2441 “What about our nuclear disruptor rays?”
2442
2443 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided positron rockets.”
2444
2445 “So we responded with our guided electron missiles, I presume?”
2446
2447 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth wavelet rays.”
2448
2449 “What about our heat-seeking muon torpedos?”
2450
2451 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with long range antimatter beams.”
2452
2453 “So we responded with our heat-seeking frag missiles, I presume?”
2454
2455 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite wavelet torpedos.”
2456
2457 “Surely our atomic antimatter torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
2458
2459 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supercharged wavelet beams.”
2460
2461 “Were we not equipped with guided plasma disruptors?”
2462
2463 “Yes! But it turned out they also had subatomic destructo disruptors.”
2464
2465 “What about our guided gluon beams?”
2466
2467 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic plasma beams.”
2468
2469 “What about our positronic antimatter torpedos?”
2470
2471 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their guided hyperspace rockets.”
2472
2473 “What about our stealth destructo torpedos?”
2474
2475 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their long range neutrino blasters.”
2476
2477 “What about our supercharged laser cannons?”
2478
2479 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic graviton blasters.”
2480
2481 “Were we not equipped with guided positron beams?”
2482
2483 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing muon disruptors.”
2484
2485 “What about our guided neutrino disruptors?”
2486
2487 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their guided laser missiles.”
2488
2489 “Were we not equipped with subatomic assault bombs?”
2490
2491 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their guided antimatter rays.”
2492
2493 “Did we not have long range warp torpedos to counter with?”
2494
2495 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting plasma rockets.”
2496
2497 “Were we not equipped with supercharged graviton disruptors?”
2498
2499 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking graviton lasers.”
2500
2501 “Surely our atomic hyperspace disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2502
2503 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting disruptor rockets.”
2504
2505 “Did we not have composite assault bombs to counter with?”
2506
2507 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range laser rockets.”
2508
2509 “What about our heat-seeking neutron disruptors?”
2510
2511 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their guided gluon lasers.”
2512
2513 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing laser missiles?”
2514
2515 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their stealth positron cannons.”
2516
2517 “Surely our quantum frag cannons would be able to fend those off.”
2518
2519 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth graviton blasters.”
2520
2521 “What about our stealth laser rockets?”
2522
2523 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had quantum gluon blasters.”
2524
2525 “Surely our long range assault rockets would be able to fend those off.”
2526
2527 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic disruptor torpedos.”
2528
2529 “But we had subatomic positron rockets, didn't we?”
2530
2531 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their positronic laser cannons.”
2532
2533 “Did we not have stealth disruptor torpedos to counter with?”
2534
2535 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destructo cannons.”
2536
2537 “But we had nuclear neutrino blasters, didn't we?”
2538
2539 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking frag beams.”
2540
2541 “Did we not have superconducting neutron rockets to counter with?”
2542
2543 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had composite antimatter bombs.”
2544
2545 “What about our supercharged muon rockets?”
2546
2547 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged laser disruptors.”
2548
2549 “But we had stealth plasma missiles, didn't we?”
2550
2551 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite electron disruptors.”
2552
2553 “What about our composite disruptor missiles?”
2554
2555 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had atomic plasma bombs.”
2556
2557 “Surely our nuclear graviton lasers would be able to fend those off.”
2558
2559 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing graviton lasers.”
2560
2561 “Did we not have armor-piercing destructo bombs to counter with?”
2562
2563 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range neutrino bombs.”
2564
2565 “Surely our composite gluon rockets would be able to fend those off.”
2566
2567 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their composite assault disruptors.”
2568
2569 “Did we not have armor-piercing warp torpedos to counter with?”
2570
2571 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged electron beams.”
2572
2573 “Were we not equipped with subatomic plasma rays?”
2574
2575 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing disruptor cannons.”
2576
2577 “Did we not have supercharged neutrino blasters to counter with?”
2578
2579 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had guided laser blasters.”
2580
2581 “Surely our atomic hyperspace beams would be able to fend those off.”
2582
2583 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing laser torpedos.”
2584
2585 “Were we not equipped with composite laser rockets?”
2586
2587 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided photon bombs.”
2588
2589 “Surely our heat-seeking neutron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
2590
2591 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting neutrino torpedos.”
2592
2593 “Surely our superconducting neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2594
2595 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron lasers.”
2596
2597 “But we had supercharged disruptor bombs, didn't we?”
2598
2599 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided neutron rockets.”
2600
2601 “Were we not equipped with positronic antimatter rockets?”
2602
2603 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum laser cannons.”
2604
2605 “What about our composite disruptor torpedos?”
2606
2607 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting graviton beams.”
2608
2609 “Did we not have composite antimatter blasters to counter with?”
2610
2611 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their quantum neutrino missiles.”
2612
2613 “Did we not have guided plasma lasers to counter with?”
2614
2615 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting plasma rays.”
2616
2617 “So we responded with our composite disruptor blasters, I presume?”
2618
2619 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged warp missiles.”
2620
2621 “What about our long range destructo cannons?”
2622
2623 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged neutron lasers.”
2624
2625 “Did we not have guided frag torpedos to counter with?”
2626
2627 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range muon missiles.”
2628
2629 “So we responded with our nuclear photon blasters, I presume?”
2630
2631 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic gluon disruptors.”
2632
2633 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing antimatter torpedos?”
2634
2635 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with long range wavelet rays.”
2636
2637 “So we responded with our armor-piercing gluon missiles, I presume?”
2638
2639 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite hyperspace bombs.”
2640
2641 “So we responded with our quantum graviton blasters, I presume?”
2642
2643 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing hyperspace lasers.”
2644
2645 “What about our stealth laser blasters?”
2646
2647 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking positron beams.”
2648
2649 “So we responded with our positronic assault lasers, I presume?”
2650
2651 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic photon lasers.”
2652
2653 “So we responded with our subatomic disruptor bombs, I presume?”
2654
2655 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided disruptor bombs.”
2656
2657 “What about our quantum positron rockets?”
2658
2659 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite hyperspace blasters.”
2660
2661 “So we responded with our superconducting hyperspace rays, I presume?”
2662
2663 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutron bombs.”
2664
2665 “So we responded with our subatomic disruptor missiles, I presume?”
2666
2667 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear electron lasers.”
2668
2669 “But we had stealth warp bombs, didn't we?”
2670
2671 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic antimatter rockets.”
2672
2673 “Surely our atomic laser cannons would be able to fend those off.”
2674
2675 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear assault torpedos.”
2676
2677 “What about our supercharged hyperspace rays?”
2678
2679 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their atomic plasma cannons.”
2680
2681 “But we had positronic photon missiles, didn't we?”
2682
2683 “Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged laser rockets.”
2684
2685 “Surely our heat-seeking graviton rays would be able to fend those off.”
2686
2687 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had supercharged positron rockets.”
2688
2689 “What about our quantum neutrino cannons?”
2690
2691 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking assault disruptors.”
2692
2693 “Did we not have quantum muon beams to counter with?”
2694
2695 “Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking plasma beams.”
2696
2697 “What about our stealth disruptor blasters?”
2698
2699 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting antimatter blasters.”
2700
2701 “So we responded with our nuclear graviton blasters, I presume?”
2702
2703 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their guided muon bombs.”
2704
2705 “Surely our composite warp beams would be able to fend those off.”
2706
2707 “Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged photon disruptors.”
2708
2709 “Were we not equipped with positronic destructo blasters?”
2710
2711 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged positron disruptors.”
2712
2713 “But we had stealth disruptor missiles, didn't we?”
2714
2715 “Yes! But it turned out they also had composite destructo missiles.”
2716
2717 “What about our supercharged muon lasers?”
2718
2719 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their long range disruptor cannons.”
2720
2721 “What about our nuclear warp rays?”
2722
2723 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing plasma beams.”
2724
2725 “Did we not have superconducting gluon rays to counter with?”
2726
2727 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged gluon bombs.”
2728
2729 “Did we not have subatomic destructo rays to counter with?”
2730
2731 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range positron torpedos.”
2732
2733 “What about our guided graviton bombs?”
2734
2735 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear antimatter lasers.”
2736
2737 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking destructo rays?”
2738
2739 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking laser torpedos.”
2740
2741 “Were we not equipped with supercharged electron rockets?”
2742
2743 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutron cannons.”
2744
2745 “Surely our guided hyperspace rays would be able to fend those off.”
2746
2747 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range warp disruptors.”
2748
2749 “Did we not have composite neutrino torpedos to counter with?”
2750
2751 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking electron cannons.”
2752
2753 “Surely our atomic destructo blasters would be able to fend those off.”
2754
2755 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutron rockets.”
2756
2757 “Surely our positronic disruptor blasters would be able to fend those off.”
2758
2759 “Of course! But it turned out they also had superconducting muon cannons.”
2760
2761 “Were we not equipped with quantum assault cannons?”
2762
2763 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth electron cannons.”
2764
2765 “So we responded with our positronic destructo beams, I presume?”
2766
2767 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite neutrino beams.”
2768
2769 “Surely our atomic wavelet beams would be able to fend those off.”
2770
2771 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth gluon missiles.”
2772
2773 “Surely our nuclear neutrino lasers would be able to fend those off.”
2774
2775 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum gluon disruptors.”
2776
2777 “What about our long range disruptor rays?”
2778
2779 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with atomic graviton missiles.”
2780
2781 “But we had nuclear neutrino cannons, didn't we?”
2782
2783 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their long range hyperspace rockets.”
2784
2785 “Did we not have quantum laser bombs to counter with?”
2786
2787 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic destructo cannons.”
2788
2789 “What about our supercharged antimatter disruptors?”
2790
2791 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range assault missiles.”
2792
2793 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing disruptor rays?”
2794
2795 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic positron blasters.”
2796
2797 “So we responded with our atomic neutrino rays, I presume?”
2798
2799 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutron missiles.”
2800
2801 “What about our atomic muon beams?”
2802
2803 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking muon rockets.”
2804
2805 “So we responded with our long range warp rockets, I presume?”
2806
2807 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged antimatter rays.”
2808
2809 “Surely our positronic warp blasters would be able to fend those off.”
2810
2811 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their positronic laser missiles.”
2812
2813 “Surely our long range graviton blasters would be able to fend those off.”
2814
2815 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum laser disruptors.”
2816
2817 “So we responded with our nuclear disruptor beams, I presume?”
2818
2819 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged wavelet rockets.”
2820
2821 “So we responded with our heat-seeking assault cannons, I presume?”
2822
2823 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear neutrino bombs.”
2824
2825 “Were we not equipped with quantum warp torpedos?”
2826
2827 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing neutron torpedos.”
2828
2829 “Did we not have heat-seeking wavelet cannons to counter with?”
2830
2831 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged frag blasters.”
2832
2833 “Surely our superconducting plasma torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
2834
2835 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite destructo torpedos.”
2836
2837 “So we responded with our subatomic warp torpedos, I presume?”
2838
2839 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic wavelet cannons.”
2840
2841 “Did we not have guided warp cannons to counter with?”
2842
2843 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their stealth positron torpedos.”
2844
2845 “Surely our superconducting neutron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
2846
2847 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum disruptor rockets.”
2848
2849 “But we had composite destructo blasters, didn't we?”
2850
2851 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destructo beams.”
2852
2853 “But we had heat-seeking photon rays, didn't we?”
2854
2855 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their long range plasma bombs.”
2856
2857 “But we had supercharged plasma torpedos, didn't we?”
2858
2859 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range frag cannons.”
2860
2861 “Were we not equipped with superconducting electron beams?”
2862
2863 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting destructo disruptors.”
2864
2865 “What about our supercharged electron rays?”
2866
2867 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic plasma missiles.”
2868
2869 “What about our superconducting graviton missiles?”
2870
2871 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking warp beams.”
2872
2873 “But we had guided frag rockets, didn't we?”
2874
2875 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing graviton cannons.”
2876
2877 “What about our nuclear frag cannons?”
2878
2879 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had composite electron lasers.”
2880
2881 “But we had armor-piercing photon disruptors, didn't we?”
2882
2883 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destructo blasters.”
2884
2885 “So we responded with our superconducting warp lasers, I presume?”
2886
2887 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with long range assault lasers.”
2888
2889 “What about our quantum electron cannons?”
2890
2891 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had composite antimatter disruptors.”
2892
2893 “Did we not have guided destructo blasters to counter with?”
2894
2895 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking photon missiles.”
2896
2897 “What about our composite gluon beams?”
2898
2899 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with composite neutron lasers.”
2900
2901 “What about our subatomic assault rays?”
2902
2903 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic muon lasers.”
2904
2905 “So we responded with our heat-seeking positron missiles, I presume?”
2906
2907 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth hyperspace rockets.”
2908
2909 “Surely our supercharged electron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
2910
2911 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting laser torpedos.”
2912
2913 “What about our heat-seeking electron rays?”
2914
2915 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their stealth gluon disruptors.”
2916
2917 “So we responded with our stealth graviton bombs, I presume?”
2918
2919 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic neutrino beams.”
2920
2921 “So we responded with our heat-seeking muon rays, I presume?”
2922
2923 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic warp beams.”
2924
2925 “But we had guided gluon rays, didn't we?”
2926
2927 “Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing plasma rays.”
2928
2929 “Surely our guided warp rockets would be able to fend those off.”
2930
2931 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged muon bombs.”
2932
2933 “What about our superconducting photon rays?”
2934
2935 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their composite laser bombs.”
2936
2937 “Surely our armor-piercing neutron blasters would be able to fend those off.”
2938
2939 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged electron lasers.”
2940
2941 “What about our heat-seeking electron beams?”
2942
2943 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged graviton lasers.”
2944
2945 “But we had stealth assault lasers, didn't we?”
2946
2947 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their guided gluon bombs.”
2948
2949 “But we had armor-piercing frag rays, didn't we?”
2950
2951 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range hyperspace cannons.”
2952
2953 “So we responded with our positronic frag torpedos, I presume?”
2954
2955 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range gluon cannons.”
2956
2957 “Surely our subatomic frag disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2958
2959 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking muon cannons.”
2960
2961 “What about our superconducting neutron bombs?”
2962
2963 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with guided graviton torpedos.”
2964
2965 “So we responded with our armor-piercing neutrino beams, I presume?”
2966
2967 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing hyperspace bombs.”
2968
2969 “So we responded with our armor-piercing destructo torpedos, I presume?”
2970
2971 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic assault beams.”
2972
2973 “Were we not equipped with stealth muon torpedos?”
2974
2975 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth disruptor cannons.”
2976
2977 “So we responded with our stealth electron missiles, I presume?”
2978
2979 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic frag cannons.”
2980
2981 “Surely our stealth plasma disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
2982
2983 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their guided muon blasters.”
2984
2985 “Surely our guided graviton cannons would be able to fend those off.”
2986
2987 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum muon missiles.”
2988
2989 “So we responded with our positronic plasma blasters, I presume?”
2990
2991 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided muon torpedos.”
2992
2993 “What about our guided destructo torpedos?”
2994
2995 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting laser rockets.”
2996
2997 “Surely our supercharged frag rockets would be able to fend those off.”
2998
2999 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing hyperspace disruptors.”
3000
3001 “So we responded with our nuclear destructo lasers, I presume?”
3002
3003 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had atomic electron torpedos.”
3004
3005 “Surely our armor-piercing positron rays would be able to fend those off.”
3006
3007 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear muon blasters.”
3008
3009 “So we responded with our quantum warp bombs, I presume?”
3010
3011 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear laser rays.”
3012
3013 “Were we not equipped with subatomic electron lasers?”
3014
3015 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged neutron rockets.”
3016
3017 “What about our heat-seeking neutron rays?”
3018
3019 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had quantum assault bombs.”
3020
3021 “But we had positronic muon rays, didn't we?”
3022
3023 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth positron disruptors.”
3024
3025 “Did we not have stealth laser missiles to counter with?”
3026
3027 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite graviton lasers.”
3028
3029 “What about our atomic disruptor missiles?”
3030
3031 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing assault beams.”
3032
3033 “But we had subatomic antimatter missiles, didn't we?”
3034
3035 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear wavelet bombs.”
3036
3037 “Were we not equipped with quantum disruptor missiles?”
3038
3039 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had quantum assault beams.”
3040
3041 “But we had nuclear electron blasters, didn't we?”
3042
3043 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range assault cannons.”
3044
3045 “Did we not have composite gluon disruptors to counter with?”
3046
3047 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic electron blasters.”
3048
3049 “Surely our armor-piercing disruptor rockets would be able to fend those off.”
3050
3051 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking assault rockets.”
3052
3053 “What about our heat-seeking disruptor bombs?”
3054
3055 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their guided hyperspace disruptors.”
3056
3057 “Were we not equipped with long range neutron torpedos?”
3058
3059 “Of course! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutron disruptors.”
3060
3061 “Were we not equipped with nuclear disruptor lasers?”
3062
3063 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting wavelet disruptors.”
3064
3065 “What about our quantum gluon cannons?”
3066
3067 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with guided electron bombs.”
3068
3069 “What about our armor-piercing graviton bombs?”
3070
3071 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged gluon rays.”
3072
3073 “What about our heat-seeking gluon beams?”
3074
3075 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had positronic disruptor lasers.”
3076
3077 “So we responded with our stealth muon disruptors, I presume?”
3078
3079 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite neutron torpedos.”
3080
3081 “Did we not have guided graviton blasters to counter with?”
3082
3083 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear electron rockets.”
3084
3085 “Were we not equipped with quantum neutrino bombs?”
3086
3087 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged wavelet torpedos.”
3088
3089 “Did we not have positronic laser rockets to counter with?”
3090
3091 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing plasma cannons.”
3092
3093 “Did we not have subatomic electron rays to counter with?”
3094
3095 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing frag disruptors.”
3096
3097 “Were we not equipped with guided antimatter rockets?”
3098
3099 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic antimatter rays.”
3100
3101 “Did we not have supercharged assault missiles to counter with?”
3102
3103 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking graviton torpedos.”
3104
3105 “Surely our stealth warp rockets would be able to fend those off.”
3106
3107 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing photon lasers.”
3108
3109 “Did we not have long range plasma disruptors to counter with?”
3110
3111 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their stealth hyperspace bombs.”
3112
3113 “So we responded with our subatomic disruptor beams, I presume?”
3114
3115 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their long range wavelet bombs.”
3116
3117 “Surely our nuclear wavelet rays would be able to fend those off.”
3118
3119 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking assault lasers.”
3120
3121 “Surely our subatomic photon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
3122
3123 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged neutron cannons.”
3124
3125 “What about our armor-piercing photon beams?”
3126
3127 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had guided antimatter disruptors.”
3128
3129 “So we responded with our subatomic muon torpedos, I presume?”
3130
3131 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth muon blasters.”
3132
3133 “What about our superconducting photon lasers?”
3134
3135 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supercharged neutrino torpedos.”
3136
3137 “Were we not equipped with positronic assault bombs?”
3138
3139 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing assault cannons.”
3140
3141 “Did we not have atomic gluon missiles to counter with?”
3142
3143 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided photon missiles.”
3144
3145 “Did we not have stealth warp cannons to counter with?”
3146
3147 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutrino beams.”
3148
3149 “Surely our superconducting electron lasers would be able to fend those off.”
3150
3151 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with guided laser cannons.”
3152
3153 “So we responded with our subatomic positron torpedos, I presume?”
3154
3155 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided muon disruptors.”
3156
3157 “Did we not have guided destructo rays to counter with?”
3158
3159 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic warp cannons.”
3160
3161 “Did we not have superconducting warp blasters to counter with?”
3162
3163 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic plasma rockets.”
3164
3165 “What about our superconducting antimatter lasers?”
3166
3167 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing graviton blasters.”
3168
3169 “Surely our atomic laser rays would be able to fend those off.”
3170
3171 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth muon rays.”
3172
3173 “What about our superconducting neutron lasers?”
3174
3175 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their positronic gluon rays.”
3176
3177 “What about our subatomic wavelet missiles?”
3178
3179 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their long range graviton beams.”
3180
3181 “Surely our atomic graviton bombs would be able to fend those off.”
3182
3183 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged disruptor missiles.”
3184
3185 “Surely our nuclear destructo disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
3186
3187 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic electron cannons.”
3188
3189 “But we had superconducting frag rays, didn't we?”
3190
3191 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking antimatter beams.”
3192
3193 “Surely our atomic warp missiles would be able to fend those off.”
3194
3195 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting disruptor bombs.”
3196
3197 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing warp cannons?”
3198
3199 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range muon blasters.”
3200
3201 “Were we not equipped with composite muon rays?”
3202
3203 “In spades! But it turned out they also had superconducting warp rockets.”
3204
3205 “So we responded with our nuclear graviton rockets, I presume?”
3206
3207 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth plasma rays.”
3208
3209 “So we responded with our armor-piercing neutron rockets, I presume?”
3210
3211 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum neutron disruptors.”
3212
3213 “Were we not equipped with atomic antimatter missiles?”
3214
3215 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their positronic neutron blasters.”
3216
3217 “Were we not equipped with stealth graviton rays?”
3218
3219 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite plasma missiles.”
3220
3221 “Did we not have nuclear antimatter torpedos to counter with?”
3222
3223 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing assault missiles.”
3224
3225 “Did we not have nuclear destructo beams to counter with?”
3226
3227 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their quantum positron blasters.”
3228
3229 “Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperspace disruptors?”
3230
3231 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear wavelet disruptors.”
3232
3233 “Surely our nuclear photon beams would be able to fend those off.”
3234
3235 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting electron blasters.”
3236
3237 “What about our superconducting antimatter rays?”
3238
3239 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutron beams.”
3240
3241 “But we had atomic destructo bombs, didn't we?”
3242
3243 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing warp rays.”
3244
3245 “What about our quantum hyperspace lasers?”
3246
3247 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had long range frag rays.”
3248
3249 “So we responded with our armor-piercing frag rockets, I presume?”
3250
3251 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron torpedos.”
3252
3253 “What about our atomic warp torpedos?”
3254
3255 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite frag rockets.”
3256
3257 “Surely our nuclear warp cannons would be able to fend those off.”
3258
3259 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic plasma cannons.”
3260
3261 “Were we not equipped with supercharged gluon blasters?”
3262
3263 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking muon blasters.”
3264
3265 “Surely our stealth assault bombs would be able to fend those off.”
3266
3267 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with long range gluon disruptors.”
3268
3269 “So we responded with our armor-piercing neutrino cannons, I presume?”
3270
3271 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear photon disruptors.”
3272
3273 “Surely our nuclear plasma rockets would be able to fend those off.”
3274
3275 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting wavelet cannons.”
3276
3277 “What about our atomic electron rays?”
3278
3279 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with atomic warp disruptors.”
3280
3281 “Surely our subatomic neutron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
3282
3283 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their composite destructo beams.”
3284
3285 “But we had armor-piercing photon rockets, didn't we?”
3286
3287 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite neutrino rockets.”
3288
3289 “What about our atomic neutron blasters?”
3290
3291 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting gluon lasers.”
3292
3293 “Did we not have long range plasma rockets to counter with?”
3294
3295 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking destructo torpedos.”
3296
3297 “So we responded with our long range neutron bombs, I presume?”
3298
3299 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had guided positron lasers.”
3300
3301 “So we responded with our composite graviton disruptors, I presume?”
3302
3303 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear warp torpedos.”
3304
3305 “Were we not equipped with long range muon beams?”
3306
3307 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear destructo torpedos.”
3308
3309 “Surely our stealth neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
3310
3311 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking disruptor beams.”
3312
3313 “Were we not equipped with subatomic destructo torpedos?”
3314
3315 “In spades! But it turned out they also had quantum frag beams.”
3316
3317 “But we had guided warp lasers, didn't we?”
3318
3319 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutrino lasers.”
3320
3321 “So we responded with our atomic plasma blasters, I presume?”
3322
3323 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged photon rockets.”
3324
3325 “Were we not equipped with composite electron rockets?”
3326
3327 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had positronic electron missiles.”
3328
3329 “Did we not have composite muon bombs to counter with?”
3330
3331 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth neutron cannons.”
3332
3333 “Surely our subatomic plasma disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
3334
3335 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite laser blasters.”
3336
3337 “Surely our stealth antimatter cannons would be able to fend those off.”
3338
3339 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic photon lasers.”
3340
3341 “Were we not equipped with composite disruptor rockets?”
3342
3343 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic plasma lasers.”
3344
3345 “But we had nuclear photon rockets, didn't we?”
3346
3347 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting warp disruptors.”
3348
3349 “What about our armor-piercing neutron missiles?”
3350
3351 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear photon bombs.”
3352
3353 “Were we not equipped with composite plasma torpedos?”
3354
3355 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear hyperspace lasers.”
3356
3357 “So we responded with our superconducting graviton cannons, I presume?”
3358
3359 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range electron cannons.”
3360
3361 “But we had nuclear plasma cannons, didn't we?”
3362
3363 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with quantum disruptor bombs.”
3364
3365 “Did we not have atomic photon lasers to counter with?”
3366
3367 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing positron torpedos.”
3368
3369 “What about our positronic muon blasters?”
3370
3371 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged hyperspace beams.”
3372
3373 “Were we not equipped with quantum wavelet rockets?”
3374
3375 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with quantum graviton missiles.”
3376
3377 “But we had guided gluon torpedos, didn't we?”
3378
3379 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their quantum wavelet bombs.”
3380
3381 “Did we not have stealth wavelet beams to counter with?”
3382
3383 “In spades! But it turned out they also had quantum hyperspace cannons.”
3384
3385 “But we had long range gluon bombs, didn't we?”
3386
3387 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their guided neutrino bombs.”
3388
3389 “So we responded with our long range neutrino cannons, I presume?”
3390
3391 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing plasma blasters.”
3392
3393 “Surely our nuclear hyperspace beams would be able to fend those off.”
3394
3395 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum electron disruptors.”
3396
3397 “Did we not have guided neutrino rays to counter with?”
3398
3399 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided graviton rays.”
3400
3401 “So we responded with our quantum neutrino beams, I presume?”
3402
3403 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth muon lasers.”
3404
3405 “Did we not have nuclear plasma beams to counter with?”
3406
3407 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault cannons.”
3408
3409 “Did we not have atomic antimatter blasters to counter with?”
3410
3411 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their positronic destructo rays.”
3412
3413 “But we had subatomic frag cannons, didn't we?”
3414
3415 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing electron rays.”
3416
3417 “Surely our composite hyperspace beams would be able to fend those off.”
3418
3419 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum laser missiles.”
3420
3421 “Did we not have quantum wavelet rays to counter with?”
3422
3423 “Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum neutrino torpedos.”
3424
3425 “Were we not equipped with atomic warp cannons?”
3426
3427 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their long range frag blasters.”
3428
3429 “But we had subatomic positron rays, didn't we?”
3430
3431 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic plasma torpedos.”
3432
3433 “So we responded with our nuclear neutron rays, I presume?”
3434
3435 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic frag rays.”
3436
3437 “What about our nuclear graviton bombs?”
3438
3439 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic assault disruptors.”
3440
3441 “Were we not equipped with stealth electron torpedos?”
3442
3443 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range destructo bombs.”
3444
3445 “So we responded with our quantum destructo missiles, I presume?”
3446
3447 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their quantum neutron missiles.”
3448
3449 “What about our long range plasma rays?”
3450
3451 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged frag lasers.”
3452
3453 “What about our armor-piercing frag blasters?”
3454
3455 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting frag beams.”
3456
3457 “So we responded with our long range laser cannons, I presume?”
3458
3459 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had atomic electron missiles.”
3460
3461 “What about our composite plasma bombs?”
3462
3463 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had long range neutrino torpedos.”
3464
3465 “Surely our nuclear positron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
3466
3467 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided electron beams.”
3468
3469 “Surely our quantum electron beams would be able to fend those off.”
3470
3471 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite electron blasters.”
3472
3473 “Did we not have long range frag missiles to counter with?”
3474
3475 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum assault missiles.”
3476
3477 “What about our stealth hyperspace torpedos?”
3478
3479 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged warp disruptors.”
3480
3481 “But we had superconducting gluon bombs, didn't we?”
3482
3483 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged plasma disruptors.”
3484
3485 “Surely our composite neutron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
3486
3487 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing photon blasters.”
3488
3489 “Surely our long range photon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
3490
3491 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged electron bombs.”
3492
3493 “Were we not equipped with atomic muon torpedos?”
3494
3495 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic frag missiles.”
3496
3497 “What about our subatomic frag lasers?”
3498
3499 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their long range antimatter bombs.”
3500
3501 “But we had atomic electron bombs, didn't we?”
3502
3503 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite assault rays.”
3504
3505 “So we responded with our quantum muon rockets, I presume?”
3506
3507 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range positron rays.”
3508
3509 “What about our long range laser rays?”
3510
3511 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their long range frag beams.”
3512
3513 “Did we not have atomic hyperspace blasters to counter with?”
3514
3515 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range laser bombs.”
3516
3517 “Surely our superconducting gluon blasters would be able to fend those off.”
3518
3519 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had nuclear frag missiles.”
3520
3521 “But we had supercharged warp cannons, didn't we?”
3522
3523 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with long range plasma beams.”
3524
3525 “But we had atomic positron blasters, didn't we?”
3526
3527 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing neutrino missiles.”
3528
3529 “But we had supercharged electron missiles, didn't we?”
3530
3531 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum graviton cannons.”
3532
3533 “So we responded with our long range neutron blasters, I presume?”
3534
3535 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting disruptor lasers.”
3536
3537 “Were we not equipped with positronic neutron rockets?”
3538
3539 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic disruptor beams.”
3540
3541 “So we responded with our quantum frag missiles, I presume?”
3542
3543 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking photon blasters.”
3544
3545 “What about our armor-piercing plasma lasers?”
3546
3547 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their quantum warp lasers.”
3548
3549 “Surely our heat-seeking laser disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
3550
3551 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking plasma rockets.”
3552
3553 “So we responded with our quantum laser rays, I presume?”
3554
3555 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing muon beams.”
3556
3557 “So we responded with our nuclear wavelet cannons, I presume?”
3558
3559 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking assault torpedos.”
3560
3561 “So we responded with our composite hyperspace missiles, I presume?”
3562
3563 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic muon cannons.”
3564
3565 “Were we not equipped with long range destructo rockets?”
3566
3567 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided assault beams.”
3568
3569 “Surely our quantum positron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
3570
3571 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing wavelet cannons.”
3572
3573 “But we had guided destructo cannons, didn't we?”
3574
3575 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their composite electron rays.”
3576
3577 “Did we not have superconducting electron disruptors to counter with?”
3578
3579 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking wavelet rockets.”
3580
3581 “Did we not have positronic neutrino cannons to counter with?”
3582
3583 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking wavelet lasers.”
3584
3585 “What about our heat-seeking neutron torpedos?”
3586
3587 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had atomic hyperspace lasers.”
3588
3589 “Surely our subatomic hyperspace torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
3590
3591 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic disruptor rockets.”
3592
3593 “Surely our positronic graviton blasters would be able to fend those off.”
3594
3595 “Of course! But it turned out they also had nuclear plasma missiles.”
3596
3597 “Were we not equipped with superconducting antimatter bombs?”
3598
3599 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic positron disruptors.”
3600
3601 “What about our long range wavelet cannons?”
3602
3603 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their composite warp blasters.”
3604
3605 “Were we not equipped with stealth wavelet lasers?”
3606
3607 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing disruptor missiles.”
3608
3609 “Did we not have heat-seeking destructo lasers to counter with?”
3610
3611 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking gluon rockets.”
3612
3613 “So we responded with our composite graviton beams, I presume?”
3614
3615 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range muon cannons.”
3616
3617 “Did we not have armor-piercing electron torpedos to counter with?”
3618
3619 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had subatomic photon rockets.”
3620
3621 “Were we not equipped with quantum assault rays?”
3622
3623 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic neutrino rockets.”
3624
3625 “Surely our superconducting photon missiles would be able to fend those off.”
3626
3627 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had guided disruptor blasters.”
3628
3629 “Were we not equipped with positronic laser blasters?”
3630
3631 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear antimatter bombs.”
3632
3633 “But we had supercharged assault torpedos, didn't we?”
3634
3635 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supercharged antimatter lasers.”
3636
3637 “Surely our composite neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
3638
3639 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace beams.”
3640
3641 “So we responded with our stealth plasma blasters, I presume?”
3642
3643 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with stealth frag lasers.”
3644
3645 “What about our subatomic graviton bombs?”
3646
3647 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided neutron bombs.”
3648
3649 “Did we not have composite muon torpedos to counter with?”
3650
3651 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth laser bombs.”
3652
3653 “So we responded with our superconducting gluon torpedos, I presume?”
3654
3655 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear graviton torpedos.”
3656
3657 “Were we not equipped with supercharged neutron blasters?”
3658
3659 “In spades! But it turned out they also had superconducting assault torpedos.”
3660
3661 “But we had atomic destructo lasers, didn't we?”
3662
3663 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear warp lasers.”
3664
3665 “Did we not have guided neutron missiles to counter with?”
3666
3667 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking disruptor rays.”
3668
3669 “But we had guided neutron rays, didn't we?”
3670
3671 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic graviton beams.”
3672
3673 “Did we not have armor-piercing electron bombs to counter with?”
3674
3675 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite plasma rockets.”
3676
3677 “So we responded with our nuclear disruptor torpedos, I presume?”
3678
3679 “Yes! But it turned out they also had composite destructo disruptors.”
3680
3681 “So we responded with our nuclear graviton rays, I presume?”
3682
3683 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault torpedos.”
3684
3685 “Were we not equipped with stealth warp disruptors?”
3686
3687 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their composite frag blasters.”
3688
3689 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing wavelet torpedos?”
3690
3691 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth electron beams.”
3692
3693 “What about our superconducting assault lasers?”
3694
3695 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic gluon blasters.”
3696
3697 “But we had positronic wavelet disruptors, didn't we?”
3698
3699 “Of course! But it turned out they also had atomic assault torpedos.”
3700
3701 “Surely our long range antimatter missiles would be able to fend those off.”
3702
3703 “Yes! But it turned out they also had long range laser blasters.”
3704
3705 “So we responded with our superconducting hyperspace rockets, I presume?”
3706
3707 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth assault disruptors.”
3708
3709 “Surely our composite positron blasters would be able to fend those off.”
3710
3711 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with quantum plasma lasers.”
3712
3713 “But we had supercharged frag missiles, didn't we?”
3714
3715 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided hyperspace lasers.”
3716
3717 “Were we not equipped with composite hyperspace cannons?”
3718
3719 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting warp cannons.”
3720
3721 “Were we not equipped with positronic wavelet rockets?”
3722
3723 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic hyperspace cannons.”
3724
3725 “What about our superconducting positron blasters?”
3726
3727 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace rays.”
3728
3729 “Were we not equipped with nuclear disruptor blasters?”
3730
3731 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic electron blasters.”
3732
3733 “So we responded with our stealth frag blasters, I presume?”
3734
3735 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing laser blasters.”
3736
3737 “What about our atomic frag rays?”
3738
3739 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking warp rays.”
3740
3741 “What about our subatomic antimatter cannons?”
3742
3743 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided positron torpedos.”
3744
3745 “Surely our superconducting wavelet lasers would be able to fend those off.”
3746
3747 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting frag disruptors.”
3748
3749 “Surely our long range disruptor lasers would be able to fend those off.”
3750
3751 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic frag missiles.”
3752
3753 “But we had nuclear positron disruptors, didn't we?”
3754
3755 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear muon bombs.”
3756
3757 “So we responded with our guided muon cannons, I presume?”
3758
3759 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking neutrino disruptors.”
3760
3761 “Did we not have quantum neutron beams to counter with?”
3762
3763 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing neutron rays.”
3764
3765 “What about our heat-seeking wavelet rays?”
3766
3767 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting hyperspace disruptors.”
3768
3769 “But we had stealth plasma beams, didn't we?”
3770
3771 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their long range plasma blasters.”
3772
3773 “Were we not equipped with positronic hyperspace lasers?”
3774
3775 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their quantum muon cannons.”
3776
3777 “Were we not equipped with supercharged positron cannons?”
3778
3779 “Of course! But it turned out they also had long range electron missiles.”
3780
3781 “Were we not equipped with nuclear neutron torpedos?”
3782
3783 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking wavelet bombs.”
3784
3785 “Did we not have nuclear neutron disruptors to counter with?”
3786
3787 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth hyperspace lasers.”
3788
3789 “So we responded with our nuclear wavelet beams, I presume?”
3790
3791 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their long range laser disruptors.”
3792
3793 “Were we not equipped with superconducting neutron blasters?”
3794
3795 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum electron torpedos.”
3796
3797 “Did we not have superconducting wavelet blasters to counter with?”
3798
3799 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth muon rockets.”
3800
3801 “So we responded with our quantum frag torpedos, I presume?”
3802
3803 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth antimatter missiles.”
3804
3805 “Surely our supercharged hyperspace blasters would be able to fend those off.”
3806
3807 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic muon disruptors.”
3808
3809 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking positron rays?”
3810
3811 “In spades! But it turned out they also had atomic assault rockets.”
3812
3813 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking antimatter blasters?”
3814
3815 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic wavelet cannons.”
3816
3817 “Surely our stealth photon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
3818
3819 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum laser blasters.”
3820
3821 “What about our positronic gluon torpedos?”
3822
3823 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged warp blasters.”
3824
3825 “But we had supercharged destructo bombs, didn't we?”
3826
3827 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking positron disruptors.”
3828
3829 “What about our long range gluon lasers?”
3830
3831 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting gluon rockets.”
3832
3833 “So we responded with our guided photon rays, I presume?”
3834
3835 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing destructo rockets.”
3836
3837 “So we responded with our heat-seeking photon rockets, I presume?”
3838
3839 “Yes! But it turned out they also had composite hyperspace disruptors.”
3840
3841 “So we responded with our quantum photon missiles, I presume?”
3842
3843 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with quantum graviton torpedos.”
3844
3845 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing muon rockets?”
3846
3847 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking neutron lasers.”
3848
3849 “Were we not equipped with quantum positron bombs?”
3850
3851 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear gluon lasers.”
3852
3853 “What about our supercharged antimatter bombs?”
3854
3855 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with long range hyperspace torpedos.”
3856
3857 “Did we not have positronic warp disruptors to counter with?”
3858
3859 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace disruptors.”
3860
3861 “So we responded with our composite wavelet blasters, I presume?”
3862
3863 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth neutron bombs.”
3864
3865 “Did we not have long range hyperspace beams to counter with?”
3866
3867 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking neutrino torpedos.”
3868
3869 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking warp rockets?”
3870
3871 “Of course! But it turned out they also had long range electron rays.”
3872
3873 “Were we not equipped with atomic frag disruptors?”
3874
3875 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their atomic laser bombs.”
3876
3877 “What about our guided graviton disruptors?”
3878
3879 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their stealth antimatter bombs.”
3880
3881 “Surely our guided gluon rockets would be able to fend those off.”
3882
3883 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing antimatter rockets.”
3884
3885 “So we responded with our nuclear plasma lasers, I presume?”
3886
3887 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth electron disruptors.”
3888
3889 “Did we not have subatomic graviton cannons to counter with?”
3890
3891 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged photon cannons.”
3892
3893 “So we responded with our stealth hyperspace cannons, I presume?”
3894
3895 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their atomic muon lasers.”
3896
3897 “What about our atomic graviton lasers?”
3898
3899 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic assault missiles.”
3900
3901 “Were we not equipped with stealth laser beams?”
3902
3903 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic assault blasters.”
3904
3905 “But we had heat-seeking neutrino lasers, didn't we?”
3906
3907 “Of course! But it turned out they also had subatomic frag beams.”
3908
3909 “So we responded with our composite disruptor beams, I presume?”
3910
3911 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite neutron missiles.”
3912
3913 “But we had heat-seeking electron rockets, didn't we?”
3914
3915 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their quantum electron rockets.”
3916
3917 “Surely our superconducting muon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
3918
3919 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth frag rays.”
3920
3921 “What about our atomic gluon lasers?”
3922
3923 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their composite photon rockets.”
3924
3925 “Surely our supercharged neutron beams would be able to fend those off.”
3926
3927 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting destructo bombs.”
3928
3929 “What about our heat-seeking laser beams?”
3930
3931 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had superconducting neutron beams.”
3932
3933 “Were we not equipped with guided antimatter blasters?”
3934
3935 “Of course! But it turned out they also had atomic photon missiles.”
3936
3937 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking laser missiles?”
3938
3939 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing positron beams.”
3940
3941 “Surely our composite disruptor lasers would be able to fend those off.”
3942
3943 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth positron beams.”
3944
3945 “Did we not have superconducting laser bombs to counter with?”
3946
3947 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic assault disruptors.”
3948
3949 “So we responded with our positronic wavelet rays, I presume?”
3950
3951 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite frag rays.”
3952
3953 “But we had long range graviton missiles, didn't we?”
3954
3955 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking positron lasers.”
3956
3957 “What about our stealth assault beams?”
3958
3959 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking wavelet torpedos.”
3960
3961 “Were we not equipped with positronic graviton torpedos?”
3962
3963 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had long range positron lasers.”
3964
3965 “So we responded with our superconducting wavelet bombs, I presume?”
3966
3967 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking neutron beams.”
3968
3969 “So we responded with our guided hyperspace missiles, I presume?”
3970
3971 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth muon missiles.”
3972
3973 “Surely our atomic electron disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
3974
3975 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their guided warp beams.”
3976
3977 “But we had nuclear neutron missiles, didn't we?”
3978
3979 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their atomic disruptor blasters.”
3980
3981 “But we had nuclear electron rays, didn't we?”
3982
3983 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear electron missiles.”
3984
3985 “Surely our positronic warp beams would be able to fend those off.”
3986
3987 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range destructo disruptors.”
3988
3989 “What about our stealth frag beams?”
3990
3991 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth gluon rockets.”
3992
3993 “Were we not equipped with nuclear neutron blasters?”
3994
3995 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged hyperspace missiles.”
3996
3997 “Surely our subatomic positron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
3998
3999 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite graviton bombs.”
4000
4001 “Were we not equipped with long range gluon beams?”
4002
4003 “In spades! But it turned out they also had positronic destructo missiles.”
4004
4005 “Were we not equipped with nuclear neutrino missiles?”
4006
4007 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic laser rockets.”
4008
4009 “Did we not have supercharged plasma cannons to counter with?”
4010
4011 “In spades! But it turned out they also had nuclear wavelet torpedos.”
4012
4013 Super Admiral O’James opened the drawer of her desk. “What about our atomic graviton rays?”
4014
4015 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic disruptor rays.”
4016
4017 Super Admiral O’James took a pack of biscuits out of the drawer and placed it on the desk. “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking electron missiles?”
4018
4019 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with stealth disruptor bombs.”
4020
4021 Super Admiral O’James opened the pack of biscuits. “But we had atomic positron disruptors, didn't we?”
4022
4023 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged wavelet lasers.”
4024
4025 Super Admiral O’James took a biscuit out of the pack. “Did we not have quantum warp missiles to counter with?”
4026
4027 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with quantum assault torpedos.”
4028
4029 Super Admiral O’James took a bite out of the biscuit. “But we had stealth muon cannons, didn't we?”
4030
4031 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite positron bombs.”
4032
4033 Super Admiral O’James finished the biscuit. “So we responded with our armor-piercing graviton beams, I presume?”
4034
4035 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic photon cannons.”
4036
4037 Super Admiral O’James brushed some crumbs off her uniform. “So we responded with our quantum disruptor blasters, I presume?”
4038
4039 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing disruptor torpedos.”
4040
4041 Super Admiral O’James slid the pack across the desk towards Fleet Commander Ng. “Did we not have composite plasma lasers to counter with?”
4042
4043 Fleet Commander Ng made a small refusal gesture in the direction of the biscuits. “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their atomic antimatter beams.”
4044
4045 Super Admiral O’James gave the Fleet Commander a tight-lipped smile and made a repeated lifting motion. “Did we not have quantum warp blasters to counter with?”
4046
4047 Fleet Commander Ng struck a vaguely conciliatory pose and took a biscuit. “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic warp disruptors.”
4048
4049 Super Admiral O’James put the biscuits back in the desk drawer. “Were we not equipped with stealth electron lasers?”
4050
4051 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth photon bombs.”
4052
4053 “So we responded with our composite positron rockets, I presume?”
4054
4055 “Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking hyperspace blasters.”
4056
4057 “What about our composite antimatter torpedos?”
4058
4059 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their quantum plasma cannons.”
4060
4061 “What about our stealth laser rays?”
4062
4063 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic photon missiles.”
4064
4065 “Were we not equipped with composite antimatter missiles?”
4066
4067 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking plasma rays.”
4068
4069 “What about our heat-seeking electron disruptors?”
4070
4071 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their long range warp cannons.”
4072
4073 “Surely our positronic neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
4074
4075 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their atomic warp rockets.”
4076
4077 “What about our guided assault missiles?”
4078
4079 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear gluon missiles.”
4080
4081 “So we responded with our armor-piercing photon bombs, I presume?”
4082
4083 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum laser beams.”
4084
4085 “But we had composite frag cannons, didn't we?”
4086
4087 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting muon disruptors.”
4088
4089 “Surely our supercharged antimatter rockets would be able to fend those off.”
4090
4091 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting photon rockets.”
4092
4093 “Did we not have composite graviton torpedos to counter with?”
4094
4095 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with atomic neutrino blasters.”
4096
4097 “What about our atomic electron rockets?”
4098
4099 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had positronic photon rockets.”
4100
4101 “But we had quantum frag rays, didn't we?”
4102
4103 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum wavelet missiles.”
4104
4105 “Were we not equipped with nuclear muon cannons?”
4106
4107 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing warp missiles.”
4108
4109 “Were we not equipped with stealth frag cannons?”
4110
4111 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged neutrino bombs.”
4112
4113 “Surely our supercharged destructo blasters would be able to fend those off.”
4114
4115 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum photon cannons.”
4116
4117 “So we responded with our armor-piercing hyperspace beams, I presume?”
4118
4119 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their guided warp missiles.”
4120
4121 “Surely our positronic disruptor beams would be able to fend those off.”
4122
4123 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear positron bombs.”
4124
4125 “But we had quantum laser torpedos, didn't we?”
4126
4127 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with quantum neutron rockets.”
4128
4129 “Surely our supercharged laser bombs would be able to fend those off.”
4130
4131 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic gluon rays.”
4132
4133 “Surely our subatomic muon rockets would be able to fend those off.”
4134
4135 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic plasma cannons.”
4136
4137 “Did we not have composite wavelet cannons to counter with?”
4138
4139 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged neutron rays.”
4140
4141 “Did we not have superconducting electron rays to counter with?”
4142
4143 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth gluon bombs.”
4144
4145 “What about our quantum graviton beams?”
4146
4147 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their stealth frag torpedos.”
4148
4149 “Surely our long range assault bombs would be able to fend those off.”
4150
4151 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing destructo missiles.”
4152
4153 “But we had composite neutron rays, didn't we?”
4154
4155 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting electron rockets.”
4156
4157 “What about our armor-piercing frag missiles?”
4158
4159 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their stealth graviton rockets.”
4160
4161 “So we responded with our nuclear assault rockets, I presume?”
4162
4163 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth warp blasters.”
4164
4165 “So we responded with our subatomic gluon bombs, I presume?”
4166
4167 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided wavelet blasters.”
4168
4169 “Surely our nuclear positron rays would be able to fend those off.”
4170
4171 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged laser torpedos.”
4172
4173 “What about our stealth neutrino cannons?”
4174
4175 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had atomic antimatter bombs.”
4176
4177 “Were we not equipped with long range disruptor torpedos?”
4178
4179 “Yes! But it turned out they also had long range disruptor bombs.”
4180
4181 “So we responded with our composite laser missiles, I presume?”
4182
4183 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting frag rockets.”
4184
4185 “Did we not have subatomic graviton torpedos to counter with?”
4186
4187 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their long range hyperspace rays.”
4188
4189 “Were we not equipped with stealth antimatter rockets?”
4190
4191 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic graviton disruptors.”
4192
4193 “Were we not equipped with guided plasma torpedos?”
4194
4195 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided plasma missiles.”
4196
4197 “So we responded with our supercharged positron lasers, I presume?”
4198
4199 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic warp missiles.”
4200
4201 “So we responded with our nuclear plasma torpedos, I presume?”
4202
4203 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their composite photon lasers.”
4204
4205 “But we had subatomic muon missiles, didn't we?”
4206
4207 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic plasma disruptors.”
4208
4209 “What about our heat-seeking destructo disruptors?”
4210
4211 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with long range destructo missiles.”
4212
4213 “Did we not have atomic wavelet lasers to counter with?”
4214
4215 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear gluon rays.”
4216
4217 “So we responded with our atomic antimatter disruptors, I presume?”
4218
4219 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite destructo rockets.”
4220
4221 “Did we not have composite antimatter beams to counter with?”
4222
4223 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear gluon beams.”
4224
4225 “Did we not have supercharged neutron bombs to counter with?”
4226
4227 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic muon missiles.”
4228
4229 “But we had guided frag rays, didn't we?”
4230
4231 “Yes! But it turned out they also had stealth disruptor rockets.”
4232
4233 “So we responded with our armor-piercing neutron cannons, I presume?”
4234
4235 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with atomic warp rays.”
4236
4237 “Did we not have positronic hyperspace beams to counter with?”
4238
4239 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking disruptor rockets.”
4240
4241 “But we had supercharged muon disruptors, didn't we?”
4242
4243 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their composite muon cannons.”
4244
4245 “What about our long range warp bombs?”
4246
4247 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking neutrino rays.”
4248
4249 “Surely our composite assault cannons would be able to fend those off.”
4250
4251 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking muon missiles.”
4252
4253 “So we responded with our supercharged plasma blasters, I presume?”
4254
4255 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing disruptor lasers.”
4256
4257 “So we responded with our guided neutron blasters, I presume?”
4258
4259 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had nuclear destructo cannons.”
4260
4261 “Did we not have positronic frag beams to counter with?”
4262
4263 “Yes! But it turned out they also had supercharged laser beams.”
4264
4265 “Did we not have nuclear antimatter rays to counter with?”
4266
4267 “Of course! But it turned out they also had long range antimatter rockets.”
4268
4269 “Surely our stealth antimatter disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
4270
4271 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth neutrino blasters.”
4272
4273 “But we had armor-piercing muon rays, didn't we?”
4274
4275 “Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum photon bombs.”
4276
4277 “Did we not have composite graviton blasters to counter with?”
4278
4279 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic disruptor cannons.”
4280
4281 “Surely our stealth graviton lasers would be able to fend those off.”
4282
4283 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth neutrino rays.”
4284
4285 “What about our positronic disruptor rockets?”
4286
4287 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range assault torpedos.”
4288
4289 “So we responded with our supercharged frag disruptors, I presume?”
4290
4291 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with positronic wavelet torpedos.”
4292
4293 “Were we not equipped with atomic positron rockets?”
4294
4295 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided disruptor beams.”
4296
4297 “But we had supercharged graviton cannons, didn't we?”
4298
4299 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum antimatter rays.”
4300
4301 “So we responded with our positronic destructo bombs, I presume?”
4302
4303 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range muon disruptors.”
4304
4305 “Did we not have stealth neutrino rockets to counter with?”
4306
4307 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth frag disruptors.”
4308
4309 “Were we not equipped with stealth gluon rays?”
4310
4311 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum hyperspace torpedos.”
4312
4313 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing electron lasers?”
4314
4315 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking neutrino blasters.”
4316
4317 “Were we not equipped with positronic warp rays?”
4318
4319 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had quantum gluon missiles.”
4320
4321 “So we responded with our subatomic hyperspace lasers, I presume?”
4322
4323 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged photon lasers.”
4324
4325 “Surely our composite neutrino cannons would be able to fend those off.”
4326
4327 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing neutron lasers.”
4328
4329 “Were we not equipped with subatomic neutrino rockets?”
4330
4331 “In spades! But it turned out they also had subatomic muon blasters.”
4332
4333 “Were we not equipped with subatomic wavelet torpedos?”
4334
4335 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear frag bombs.”
4336
4337 “Were we not equipped with quantum wavelet disruptors?”
4338
4339 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting hyperspace torpedos.”
4340
4341 “Did we not have guided disruptor missiles to counter with?”
4342
4343 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged muon beams.”
4344
4345 “Did we not have quantum hyperspace missiles to counter with?”
4346
4347 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supercharged neutrino beams.”
4348
4349 “Did we not have guided electron disruptors to counter with?”
4350
4351 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their quantum muon rays.”
4352
4353 “What about our long range graviton torpedos?”
4354
4355 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged graviton torpedos.”
4356
4357 “So we responded with our stealth wavelet rockets, I presume?”
4358
4359 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged assault rays.”
4360
4361 “Were we not equipped with atomic laser disruptors?”
4362
4363 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking photon disruptors.”
4364
4365 “Were we not equipped with quantum electron blasters?”
4366
4367 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic gluon cannons.”
4368
4369 “But we had positronic graviton cannons, didn't we?”
4370
4371 “In spades! But it turned out they also had long range electron rockets.”
4372
4373 “What about our long range destructo beams?”
4374
4375 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic disruptor cannons.”
4376
4377 “Surely our subatomic neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
4378
4379 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking warp blasters.”
4380
4381 “Did we not have composite plasma beams to counter with?”
4382
4383 “In spades! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking gluon rays.”
4384
4385 “What about our supercharged graviton rockets?”
4386
4387 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with guided laser torpedos.”
4388
4389 “But we had subatomic destructo bombs, didn't we?”
4390
4391 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had composite photon bombs.”
4392
4393 “Did we not have nuclear gluon disruptors to counter with?”
4394
4395 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear muon beams.”
4396
4397 “So we responded with our superconducting frag cannons, I presume?”
4398
4399 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic muon beams.”
4400
4401 “What about our positronic graviton rays?”
4402
4403 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had subatomic gluon blasters.”
4404
4405 “Surely our supercharged wavelet cannons would be able to fend those off.”
4406
4407 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth plasma torpedos.”
4408
4409 “Did we not have subatomic destructo blasters to counter with?”
4410
4411 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with atomic hyperspace bombs.”
4412
4413 “Did we not have long range antimatter torpedos to counter with?”
4414
4415 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting photon bombs.”
4416
4417 “What about our atomic tachyon rays?”
4418
4419 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had guided antimatter torpedos.”
4420
4421 “So we responded with our composite warp cannons, I presume?”
4422
4423 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite antimatter lances.”
4424
4425 “But we had composite tachyon rockets, didn't we?”
4426
4427 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their composite hyperspace lances.”
4428
4429 “Surely our supersymmetric antimatter disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
4430
4431 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting plasma blasters.”
4432
4433 “So we responded with our supersymmetric frag lasers, I presume?”
4434
4435 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking tachyon rockets.”
4436
4437 “Surely our atomic tachyon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
4438
4439 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric wavelet missiles.”
4440
4441 “Did we not have supersymmetric assault lances to counter with?”
4442
4443 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric antimatter cannons.”
4444
4445 “Did we not have composite positron lances to counter with?”
4446
4447 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking antimatter lances.”
4448
4449 “Did we not have quantum gluon bombs to counter with?”
4450
4451 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric warp disruptors.”
4452
4453 “But we had supersymmetric frag missiles, didn't we?”
4454
4455 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear photon missiles.”
4456
4457 “So we responded with our heat-seeking tachyon missiles, I presume?”
4458
4459 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric neutrino beams.”
4460
4461 “So we responded with our stealth tachyon missiles, I presume?”
4462
4463 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric graviton beams.”
4464
4465 “Surely our superconducting tachyon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
4466
4467 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic warp lances.”
4468
4469 “What about our supersymmetric positron blasters?”
4470
4471 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric photon cannons.”
4472
4473 “So we responded with our supersymmetric assault beams, I presume?”
4474
4475 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided electron lances.”
4476
4477 “Were we not equipped with quantum photon lances?”
4478
4479 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic frag cannons.”
4480
4481 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric neutrino rockets?”
4482
4483 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric positron missiles.”
4484
4485 “Did we not have armor-piercing gluon lances to counter with?”
4486
4487 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their stealth tachyon lances.”
4488
4489 “Were we not equipped with atomic neutrino lasers?”
4490
4491 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric destructo rockets.”
4492
4493 “Surely our quantum plasma lances would be able to fend those off.”
4494
4495 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric muon rays.”
4496
4497 “So we responded with our quantum tachyon cannons, I presume?”
4498
4499 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had guided destructo lances.”
4500
4501 “Were we not equipped with composite tachyon torpedos?”
4502
4503 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking antimatter missiles.”
4504
4505 “What about our positronic electron lances?”
4506
4507 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking tachyon cannons.”
4508
4509 “What about our armor-piercing frag cannons?”
4510
4511 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic photon blasters.”
4512
4513 “What about our supersymmetric electron lances?”
4514
4515 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting hyperspace lances.”
4516
4517 “Were we not equipped with subatomic tachyon blasters?”
4518
4519 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking gluon lances.”
4520
4521 “Were we not equipped with guided laser lances?”
4522
4523 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric gluon blasters.”
4524
4525 “Surely our nuclear disruptor lances would be able to fend those off.”
4526
4527 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite tachyon rays.”
4528
4529 “Surely our heat-seeking tachyon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
4530
4531 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking tachyon blasters.”
4532
4533 “But we had supersymmetric warp rays, didn't we?”
4534
4535 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic muon bombs.”
4536
4537 “Did we not have supersymmetric wavelet rays to counter with?”
4538
4539 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic neutrino blasters.”
4540
4541 “Surely our stealth destructo lances would be able to fend those off.”
4542
4543 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic destructo lances.”
4544
4545 “So we responded with our long range tachyon torpedos, I presume?”
4546
4547 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric graviton lances.”
4548
4549 “What about our heat-seeking tachyon rays?”
4550
4551 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric antimatter lasers.”
4552
4553 “But we had quantum neutron lances, didn't we?”
4554
4555 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged positron beams.”
4556
4557 “But we had supersymmetric neutrino bombs, didn't we?”
4558
4559 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their long range tachyon disruptors.”
4560
4561 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric laser torpedos?”
4562
4563 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic neutron beams.”
4564
4565 “Surely our stealth plasma bombs would be able to fend those off.”
4566
4567 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destructo lances.”
4568
4569 “But we had supercharged neutrino lances, didn't we?”
4570
4571 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting laser lances.”
4572
4573 “Surely our subatomic warp lances would be able to fend those off.”
4574
4575 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their positronic gluon beams.”
4576
4577 “Surely our heat-seeking tachyon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
4578
4579 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite assault torpedos.”
4580
4581 “What about our supersymmetric tachyon lasers?”
4582
4583 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking positron blasters.”
4584
4585 “Surely our guided wavelet lances would be able to fend those off.”
4586
4587 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth warp missiles.”
4588
4589 “Did we not have guided neutrino lasers to counter with?”
4590
4591 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with long range gluon lances.”
4592
4593 “But we had composite tachyon beams, didn't we?”
4594
4595 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric warp lasers.”
4596
4597 “What about our nuclear graviton lances?”
4598
4599 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric disruptor missiles.”
4600
4601 “Surely our heat-seeking plasma lances would be able to fend those off.”
4602
4603 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their quantum hyperspace lances.”
4604
4605 “Were we not equipped with guided destructo disruptors?”
4606
4607 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic disruptor lances.”
4608
4609 “Surely our supersymmetric graviton bombs would be able to fend those off.”
4610
4611 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric tachyon lances.”
4612
4613 “But we had atomic neutrino lances, didn't we?”
4614
4615 “Yes! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric positron rays.”
4616
4617 “Did we not have heat-seeking antimatter disruptors to counter with?”
4618
4619 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had superconducting wavelet lances.”
4620
4621 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric muon missiles?”
4622
4623 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their long range electron lances.”
4624
4625 “What about our armor-piercing destructo lances?”
4626
4627 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic gluon lances.”
4628
4629 “Were we not equipped with stealth muon lances?”
4630
4631 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided graviton beams.”
4632
4633 “Surely our subatomic tachyon rays would be able to fend those off.”
4634
4635 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing laser lances.”
4636
4637 “Did we not have supersymmetric laser disruptors to counter with?”
4638
4639 “In spades! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric wavelet blasters.”
4640
4641 “So we responded with our stealth positron lasers, I presume?”
4642
4643 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic electron lances.”
4644
4645 “Surely our composite wavelet disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
4646
4647 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear plasma blasters.”
4648
4649 “But we had supersymmetric neutrino missiles, didn't we?”
4650
4651 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their quantum disruptor torpedos.”
4652
4653 “Surely our guided tachyon blasters would be able to fend those off.”
4654
4655 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear wavelet lances.”
4656
4657 “Did we not have long range warp lasers to counter with?”
4658
4659 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing plasma missiles.”
4660
4661 “What about our superconducting positron lances?”
4662
4663 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged graviton lances.”
4664
4665 “Surely our long range disruptor lances would be able to fend those off.”
4666
4667 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric neutron disruptors.”
4668
4669 “But we had composite assault lances, didn't we?”
4670
4671 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tachyon rockets.”
4672
4673 “So we responded with our supersymmetric gluon rockets, I presume?”
4674
4675 “Of course! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric neutron blasters.”
4676
4677 “Did we not have supersymmetric hyperspace torpedos to counter with?”
4678
4679 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided gluon lances.”
4680
4681 “Were we not equipped with stealth tachyon torpedos?”
4682
4683 “Of course! But it turned out they also had quantum frag rockets.”
4684
4685 “Surely our atomic positron lasers would be able to fend those off.”
4686
4687 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their positronic destructo rockets.”
4688
4689 “But we had nuclear tachyon rockets, didn't we?”
4690
4691 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic frag lances.”
4692
4693 “Did we not have subatomic neutrino lances to counter with?”
4694
4695 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth tachyon lasers.”
4696
4697 “So we responded with our subatomic laser beams, I presume?”
4698
4699 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their stealth wavelet cannons.”
4700
4701 “Did we not have guided muon lances to counter with?”
4702
4703 “In spades! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric gluon beams.”
4704
4705 “Did we not have supersymmetric destructo missiles to counter with?”
4706
4707 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking neutrino lances.”
4708
4709 “What about our atomic photon blasters?”
4710
4711 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged destructo cannons.”
4712
4713 “What about our supersymmetric plasma torpedos?”
4714
4715 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting laser beams.”
4716
4717 “So we responded with our supersymmetric assault disruptors, I presume?”
4718
4719 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear tachyon blasters.”
4720
4721 “Surely our atomic tachyon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
4722
4723 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had atomic graviton lances.”
4724
4725 “Did we not have supersymmetric wavelet lasers to counter with?”
4726
4727 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric plasma lances.”
4728
4729 “Did we not have positronic destructo lances to counter with?”
4730
4731 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided antimatter lances.”
4732
4733 “But we had positronic disruptor lances, didn't we?”
4734
4735 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic tachyon lances.”
4736
4737 “What about our subatomic warp rockets?”
4738
4739 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric antimatter rays.”
4740
4741 “Did we not have positronic antimatter lasers to counter with?”
4742
4743 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their quantum frag lances.”
4744
4745 “Did we not have subatomic laser rays to counter with?”
4746
4747 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric photon lances.”
4748
4749 “Did we not have supersymmetric destructo bombs to counter with?”
4750
4751 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric warp bombs.”
4752
4753 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric electron blasters?”
4754
4755 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their quantum tachyon blasters.”
4756
4757 “Did we not have supersymmetric positron rockets to counter with?”
4758
4759 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing tachyon lasers.”
4760
4761 “So we responded with our supersymmetric tachyon rays, I presume?”
4762
4763 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic muon lances.”
4764
4765 “Were we not equipped with composite tachyon lasers?”
4766
4767 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric plasma beams.”
4768
4769 “So we responded with our guided tachyon lances, I presume?”
4770
4771 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric tachyon blasters.”
4772
4773 “What about our nuclear tachyon lances?”
4774
4775 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing positron lances.”
4776
4777 “So we responded with our guided tachyon lasers, I presume?”
4778
4779 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had composite assault rockets.”
4780
4781 “So we responded with our supersymmetric warp rockets, I presume?”
4782
4783 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric neutrino lances.”
4784
4785 “Surely our long range tachyon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
4786
4787 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric muon lances.”
4788
4789 “Did we not have supersymmetric plasma rays to counter with?”
4790
4791 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their positronic tachyon cannons.”
4792
4793 “Surely our nuclear antimatter lances would be able to fend those off.”
4794
4795 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric destructo blasters.”
4796
4797 “Surely our supersymmetric gluon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
4798
4799 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear tachyon lasers.”
4800
4801 “What about our composite muon lances?”
4802
4803 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite plasma lances.”
4804
4805 “But we had guided hyperspace torpedos, didn't we?”
4806
4807 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear positron lances.”
4808
4809 “Surely our positronic graviton lances would be able to fend those off.”
4810
4811 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting destructo lances.”
4812
4813 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric muon rockets?”
4814
4815 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing tachyon lances.”
4816
4817 “What about our electro tachyon blasters?”
4818
4819 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with electro positron lasers.”
4820
4821 “What about our subatomic antimatter warheads?”
4822
4823 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric muon beams.”
4824
4825 “Did we not have superconducting gluon cannons to counter with?”
4826
4827 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite neutron warheads.”
4828
4829 “Did we not have electro positron rays to counter with?”
4830
4831 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric photon bombs.”
4832
4833 “But we had armor-piercing antimatter lances, didn't we?”
4834
4835 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with long range compression bombs.”
4836
4837 “Surely our composite compression torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
4838
4839 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their atomic assault rays.”
4840
4841 “Did we not have guided frag warheads to counter with?”
4842
4843 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing neutrino warheads.”
4844
4845 “Were we not equipped with quantum laser warheads?”
4846
4847 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their electro hyperspace beams.”
4848
4849 “Surely our supercharged compression missiles would be able to fend those off.”
4850
4851 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had quantum plasma warheads.”
4852
4853 “So we responded with our supersymmetric photon disruptors, I presume?”
4854
4855 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum hyperspace warheads.”
4856
4857 “So we responded with our positronic tachyon beams, I presume?”
4858
4859 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their long range positron warheads.”
4860
4861 “Did we not have nuclear hyperspace torpedos to counter with?”
4862
4863 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic frag warheads.”
4864
4865 “Were we not equipped with quantum tachyon disruptors?”
4866
4867 “In spades! But it turned out they also had positronic tachyon lances.”
4868
4869 “Were we not equipped with nuclear tachyon cannons?”
4870
4871 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic assault lances.”
4872
4873 “So we responded with our electro laser beams, I presume?”
4874
4875 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro laser rays.”
4876
4877 “Were we not equipped with nuclear graviton missiles?”
4878
4879 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic warp warheads.”
4880
4881 “So we responded with our positronic compression blasters, I presume?”
4882
4883 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic compression beams.”
4884
4885 “What about our electro frag blasters?”
4886
4887 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their quantum wavelet warheads.”
4888
4889 “Surely our positronic compression warheads would be able to fend those off.”
4890
4891 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with atomic compression lasers.”
4892
4893 “What about our electro assault cannons?”
4894
4895 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro photon cannons.”
4896
4897 “What about our stealth compression missiles?”
4898
4899 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting laser disruptors.”
4900
4901 “Surely our superconducting antimatter torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
4902
4903 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro positron beams.”
4904
4905 “So we responded with our stealth compression warheads, I presume?”
4906
4907 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their composite tachyon missiles.”
4908
4909 “So we responded with our electro wavelet blasters, I presume?”
4910
4911 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their long range tachyon beams.”
4912
4913 “What about our heat-seeking warp missiles?”
4914
4915 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had superconducting compression lances.”
4916
4917 “Surely our supersymmetric assault blasters would be able to fend those off.”
4918
4919 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged hyperspace warheads.”
4920
4921 “But we had stealth antimatter warheads, didn't we?”
4922
4923 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing electron lances.”
4924
4925 “What about our heat-seeking positron lances?”
4926
4927 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic destructo lances.”
4928
4929 “Did we not have electro graviton lasers to counter with?”
4930
4931 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic tachyon beams.”
4932
4933 “So we responded with our electro hyperspace lasers, I presume?”
4934
4935 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with electro electron warheads.”
4936
4937 “Surely our guided hyperspace beams would be able to fend those off.”
4938
4939 “Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing destructo warheads.”
4940
4941 “What about our quantum destructo warheads?”
4942
4943 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric photon blasters.”
4944
4945 “Surely our stealth gluon beams would be able to fend those off.”
4946
4947 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking compression torpedos.”
4948
4949 “So we responded with our supersymmetric electron cannons, I presume?”
4950
4951 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault lances.”
4952
4953 “But we had electro wavelet torpedos, didn't we?”
4954
4955 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric muon blasters.”
4956
4957 “Were we not equipped with electro wavelet warheads?”
4958
4959 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite destructo lances.”
4960
4961 “So we responded with our supersymmetric compression rays, I presume?”
4962
4963 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric laser rockets.”
4964
4965 “Surely our supercharged warp warheads would be able to fend those off.”
4966
4967 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric graviton rockets.”
4968
4969 “What about our heat-seeking compression beams?”
4970
4971 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had positronic compression lances.”
4972
4973 “Were we not equipped with superconducting gluon lances?”
4974
4975 “In spades! But it turned out they also had quantum electron lances.”
4976
4977 “What about our composite compression rays?”
4978
4979 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting graviton torpedos.”
4980
4981 “But we had armor-piercing gluon warheads, didn't we?”
4982
4983 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth electron warheads.”
4984
4985 “What about our subatomic wavelet lances?”
4986
4987 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range compression cannons.”
4988
4989 “What about our electro frag bombs?”
4990
4991 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric neutron torpedos.”
4992
4993 “But we had supersymmetric graviton blasters, didn't we?”
4994
4995 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum disruptor warheads.”
4996
4997 “So we responded with our guided compression rays, I presume?”
4998
4999 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic compression disruptors.”
5000
5001 “So we responded with our subatomic tachyon disruptors, I presume?”
5002
5003 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had guided compression beams.”
5004
5005 “Did we not have guided tachyon beams to counter with?”
5006
5007 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting laser warheads.”
5008
5009 “What about our quantum tachyon warheads?”
5010
5011 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperspace beams.”
5012
5013 “Surely our electro neutrino bombs would be able to fend those off.”
5014
5015 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their electro neutrino missiles.”
5016
5017 “But we had electro assault rockets, didn't we?”
5018
5019 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with positronic neutron lances.”
5020
5021 “So we responded with our supercharged tachyon blasters, I presume?”
5022
5023 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro neutron lances.”
5024
5025 “But we had long range compression lasers, didn't we?”
5026
5027 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite graviton rays.”
5028
5029 “Surely our guided wavelet warheads would be able to fend those off.”
5030
5031 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had long range compression rays.”
5032
5033 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric positron disruptors?”
5034
5035 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting hyperspace warheads.”
5036
5037 “What about our supercharged compression warheads?”
5038
5039 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had long range assault rays.”
5040
5041 “But we had composite compression missiles, didn't we?”
5042
5043 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking electron lances.”
5044
5045 “So we responded with our supersymmetric disruptor rockets, I presume?”
5046
5047 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro disruptor cannons.”
5048
5049 “Surely our superconducting antimatter disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
5050
5051 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had electro plasma lances.”
5052
5053 “What about our electro muon blasters?”
5054
5055 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic plasma warheads.”
5056
5057 “What about our subatomic disruptor warheads?”
5058
5059 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic disruptor blasters.”
5060
5061 “Were we not equipped with nuclear tachyon bombs?”
5062
5063 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their stealth antimatter lances.”
5064
5065 “Were we not equipped with subatomic positron warheads?”
5066
5067 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro neutrino lances.”
5068
5069 “What about our stealth tachyon warheads?”
5070
5071 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking compression cannons.”
5072
5073 “Did we not have long range tachyon blasters to counter with?”
5074
5075 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric photon rockets.”
5076
5077 “But we had long range assault warheads, didn't we?”
5078
5079 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic compression rockets.”
5080
5081 “Did we not have atomic compression rays to counter with?”
5082
5083 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic hyperspace warheads.”
5084
5085 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing electron warheads?”
5086
5087 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided neutron torpedos.”
5088
5089 “Surely our guided compression cannons would be able to fend those off.”
5090
5091 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting compression bombs.”
5092
5093 “So we responded with our guided positron blasters, I presume?”
5094
5095 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric frag rays.”
5096
5097 “So we responded with our supercharged compression disruptors, I presume?”
5098
5099 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth tachyon rays.”
5100
5101 “So we responded with our nuclear compression torpedos, I presume?”
5102
5103 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their electro disruptor bombs.”
5104
5105 “Were we not equipped with nuclear antimatter missiles?”
5106
5107 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear frag disruptors.”
5108
5109 “Were we not equipped with supercharged disruptor warheads?”
5110
5111 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric wavelet rockets.”
5112
5113 “Surely our atomic compression torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
5114
5115 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range tachyon lasers.”
5116
5117 “But we had superconducting photon lances, didn't we?”
5118
5119 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged disruptor lances.”
5120
5121 “So we responded with our quantum tachyon beams, I presume?”
5122
5123 “Of course! But it turned out they also had composite disruptor warheads.”
5124
5125 “Did we not have heat-seeking graviton lances to counter with?”
5126
5127 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their long range frag warheads.”
5128
5129 “What about our electro graviton cannons?”
5130
5131 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their electro destructo disruptors.”
5132
5133 “Surely our guided positron lances would be able to fend those off.”
5134
5135 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth compression cannons.”
5136
5137 “Did we not have armor-piercing neutron lances to counter with?”
5138
5139 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided assault warheads.”
5140
5141 “So we responded with our atomic warp lances, I presume?”
5142
5143 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric wavelet warheads.”
5144
5145 “What about our positronic graviton warheads?”
5146
5147 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric compression lasers.”
5148
5149 “Did we not have guided hyperspace warheads to counter with?”
5150
5151 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their electro tachyon warheads.”
5152
5153 “What about our long range assault disruptors?”
5154
5155 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting assault lances.”
5156
5157 “What about our stealth muon warheads?”
5158
5159 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had atomic muon warheads.”
5160
5161 “Were we not equipped with nuclear laser beams?”
5162
5163 “Yes! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric compression warheads.”
5164
5165 “Did we not have long range neutron lances to counter with?”
5166
5167 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking wavelet warheads.”
5168
5169 “What about our atomic antimatter lances?”
5170
5171 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperspace rays.”
5172
5173 “Surely our electro positron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
5174
5175 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged laser lances.”
5176
5177 “Were we not equipped with composite graviton lances?”
5178
5179 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic electron warheads.”
5180
5181 “So we responded with our positronic laser lances, I presume?”
5182
5183 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their electro muon missiles.”
5184
5185 “But we had electro graviton torpedos, didn't we?”
5186
5187 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their electro muon beams.”
5188
5189 “Did we not have armor-piercing tachyon beams to counter with?”
5190
5191 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking tachyon warheads.”
5192
5193 “What about our supersymmetric disruptor lasers?”
5194
5195 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with composite assault beams.”
5196
5197 “Surely our supercharged positron lances would be able to fend those off.”
5198
5199 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting electron lances.”
5200
5201 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking electron warheads?”
5202
5203 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic gluon rays.”
5204
5205 “Were we not equipped with composite muon warheads?”
5206
5207 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting electron bombs.”
5208
5209 “Were we not equipped with guided frag bombs?”
5210
5211 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range tachyon warheads.”
5212
5213 “Were we not equipped with electro neutron blasters?”
5214
5215 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro compression lances.”
5216
5217 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric wavelet lances?”
5218
5219 “In spades! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing hyperspace missiles.”
5220
5221 “What about our immolating warp warheads?”
5222
5223 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro disruptor grenades.”
5224
5225 “But we had electro plasma beams, didn't we?”
5226
5227 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth plasma lances.”
5228
5229 “So we responded with our quantum napalm disruptors, I presume?”
5230
5231 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with electro frag grenades.”
5232
5233 “What about our immolating neutron lances?”
5234
5235 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating hyperspace rays.”
5236
5237 “But we had nuclear napalm grenades, didn't we?”
5238
5239 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with electro photon disruptors.”
5240
5241 “So we responded with our immolating compression lasers, I presume?”
5242
5243 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear napalm rays.”
5244
5245 “What about our atomic wavelet torpedos?”
5246
5247 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had immolating disruptor lances.”
5248
5249 “So we responded with our immolating electron warheads, I presume?”
5250
5251 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had positronic napalm lances.”
5252
5253 “So we responded with our stealth compression torpedos, I presume?”
5254
5255 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking compression bombs.”
5256
5257 “Were we not equipped with nuclear napalm torpedos?”
5258
5259 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting disruptor grenades.”
5260
5261 “Did we not have electro photon lasers to counter with?”
5262
5263 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supercharged tachyon torpedos.”
5264
5265 “Were we not equipped with electro neutrino rays?”
5266
5267 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth graviton warheads.”
5268
5269 “Did we not have long range napalm torpedos to counter with?”
5270
5271 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic antimatter grenades.”
5272
5273 “Did we not have immolating positron lances to counter with?”
5274
5275 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their immolating electron lances.”
5276
5277 “What about our heat-seeking tachyon disruptors?”
5278
5279 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their electro graviton bombs.”
5280
5281 “Surely our heat-seeking tachyon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
5282
5283 “Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing napalm cannons.”
5284
5285 “Were we not equipped with electro plasma lasers?”
5286
5287 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had long range compression disruptors.”
5288
5289 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing compression rays?”
5290
5291 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric tachyon grenades.”
5292
5293 “Were we not equipped with nuclear muon warheads?”
5294
5295 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic muon warheads.”
5296
5297 “Were we not equipped with superconducting neutrino lances?”
5298
5299 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear disruptor grenades.”
5300
5301 “But we had immolating neutrino torpedos, didn't we?”
5302
5303 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear napalm beams.”
5304
5305 “So we responded with our heat-seeking disruptor warheads, I presume?”
5306
5307 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum graviton lances.”
5308
5309 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric compression cannons?”
5310
5311 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking antimatter warheads.”
5312
5313 “But we had electro napalm disruptors, didn't we?”
5314
5315 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear destructo lances.”
5316
5317 “So we responded with our supercharged napalm torpedos, I presume?”
5318
5319 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their guided compression torpedos.”
5320
5321 “Did we not have superconducting tachyon cannons to counter with?”
5322
5323 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro napalm grenades.”
5324
5325 “But we had nuclear laser grenades, didn't we?”
5326
5327 “In spades! But it turned out they also had supercharged napalm rockets.”
5328
5329 “But we had superconducting napalm lances, didn't we?”
5330
5331 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic compression blasters.”
5332
5333 “Surely our subatomic napalm rockets would be able to fend those off.”
5334
5335 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic napalm lasers.”
5336
5337 “Did we not have heat-seeking compression missiles to counter with?”
5338
5339 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth napalm missiles.”
5340
5341 “Surely our immolating neutrino rockets would be able to fend those off.”
5342
5343 “Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum plasma grenades.”
5344
5345 “What about our quantum positron grenades?”
5346
5347 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had stealth positron grenades.”
5348
5349 “So we responded with our immolating assault rockets, I presume?”
5350
5351 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating warp torpedos.”
5352
5353 “Surely our electro photon beams would be able to fend those off.”
5354
5355 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their electro wavelet lances.”
5356
5357 “Surely our supersymmetric wavelet cannons would be able to fend those off.”
5358
5359 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic napalm torpedos.”
5360
5361 “Were we not equipped with composite wavelet lances?”
5362
5363 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing laser rays.”
5364
5365 “Did we not have supersymmetric plasma bombs to counter with?”
5366
5367 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear electron warheads.”
5368
5369 “But we had guided neutrino torpedos, didn't we?”
5370
5371 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting destructo grenades.”
5372
5373 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric laser warheads?”
5374
5375 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their stealth napalm beams.”
5376
5377 “But we had stealth napalm lances, didn't we?”
5378
5379 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting laser grenades.”
5380
5381 “But we had electro wavelet rays, didn't we?”
5382
5383 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged assault lances.”
5384
5385 “But we had superconducting tachyon beams, didn't we?”
5386
5387 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum napalm rockets.”
5388
5389 “So we responded with our immolating warp rockets, I presume?”
5390
5391 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic electron grenades.”
5392
5393 “Did we not have positronic plasma warheads to counter with?”
5394
5395 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their long range frag grenades.”
5396
5397 “Surely our supersymmetric photon missiles would be able to fend those off.”
5398
5399 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating plasma disruptors.”
5400
5401 “Surely our immolating gluon beams would be able to fend those off.”
5402
5403 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking warp lances.”
5404
5405 “So we responded with our composite compression lasers, I presume?”
5406
5407 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their electro assault torpedos.”
5408
5409 “What about our supercharged napalm blasters?”
5410
5411 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic compression grenades.”
5412
5413 “Surely our subatomic napalm missiles would be able to fend those off.”
5414
5415 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic compression torpedos.”
5416
5417 “What about our immolating laser beams?”
5418
5419 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with immolating gluon warheads.”
5420
5421 “So we responded with our long range neutron grenades, I presume?”
5422
5423 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic warp grenades.”
5424
5425 “So we responded with our supersymmetric antimatter warheads, I presume?”
5426
5427 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with electro photon grenades.”
5428
5429 “Surely our nuclear warp grenades would be able to fend those off.”
5430
5431 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro neutrino rockets.”
5432
5433 “Were we not equipped with electro plasma bombs?”
5434
5435 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had immolating neutron cannons.”
5436
5437 “Did we not have supercharged tachyon beams to counter with?”
5438
5439 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range napalm rockets.”
5440
5441 “But we had composite napalm grenades, didn't we?”
5442
5443 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking neutron warheads.”
5444
5445 “Surely our atomic positron warheads would be able to fend those off.”
5446
5447 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro antimatter lances.”
5448
5449 “Did we not have electro antimatter blasters to counter with?”
5450
5451 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear napalm lasers.”
5452
5453 “Surely our atomic laser warheads would be able to fend those off.”
5454
5455 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with electro destructo lasers.”
5456
5457 “But we had nuclear napalm missiles, didn't we?”
5458
5459 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided plasma grenades.”
5460
5461 “What about our supercharged tachyon bombs?”
5462
5463 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric compression missiles.”
5464
5465 “But we had immolating destructo beams, didn't we?”
5466
5467 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating laser rays.”
5468
5469 “But we had electro positron disruptors, didn't we?”
5470
5471 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their immolating compression lances.”
5472
5473 “Did we not have electro warp disruptors to counter with?”
5474
5475 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking frag grenades.”
5476
5477 “So we responded with our immolating antimatter grenades, I presume?”
5478
5479 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing warp warheads.”
5480
5481 “But we had immolating positron disruptors, didn't we?”
5482
5483 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destructo grenades.”
5484
5485 “What about our atomic disruptor warheads?”
5486
5487 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro laser cannons.”
5488
5489 “Were we not equipped with long range napalm lasers?”
5490
5491 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic photon grenades.”
5492
5493 “Did we not have immolating muon disruptors to counter with?”
5494
5495 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum warp lances.”
5496
5497 “What about our superconducting tachyon missiles?”
5498
5499 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo lances.”
5500
5501 “What about our supersymmetric napalm rockets?”
5502
5503 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing laser warheads.”
5504
5505 “So we responded with our heat-seeking compression grenades, I presume?”
5506
5507 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged neutron grenades.”
5508
5509 “Did we not have electro tachyon disruptors to counter with?”
5510
5511 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had electro tachyon lances.”
5512
5513 “Surely our long range neutrino lances would be able to fend those off.”
5514
5515 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their composite neutrino rays.”
5516
5517 “So we responded with our immolating destructo lasers, I presume?”
5518
5519 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing napalm rays.”
5520
5521 “So we responded with our immolating electron disruptors, I presume?”
5522
5523 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had immolating plasma lances.”
5524
5525 “What about our nuclear disruptor warheads?”
5526
5527 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had electro destructo grenades.”
5528
5529 “Did we not have immolating laser warheads to counter with?”
5530
5531 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic wavelet grenades.”
5532
5533 “What about our immolating warp cannons?”
5534
5535 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with immolating disruptor cannons.”
5536
5537 “Were we not equipped with guided napalm warheads?”
5538
5539 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided positron grenades.”
5540
5541 “Surely our immolating gluon missiles would be able to fend those off.”
5542
5543 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric assault bombs.”
5544
5545 “But we had electro electron missiles, didn't we?”
5546
5547 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating antimatter blasters.”
5548
5549 “But we had immolating compression rays, didn't we?”
5550
5551 “In spades! But it turned out they also had immolating destructo missiles.”
5552
5553 “So we responded with our atomic napalm rays, I presume?”
5554
5555 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided neutrino cannons.”
5556
5557 “Were we not equipped with stealth gluon grenades?”
5558
5559 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had immolating photon warheads.”
5560
5561 “What about our electro muon bombs?”
5562
5563 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with immolating destructo disruptors.”
5564
5565 “What about our immolating frag lances?”
5566
5567 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutrino warheads.”
5568
5569 “But we had immolating gluon rays, didn't we?”
5570
5571 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with immolating antimatter cannons.”
5572
5573 “So we responded with our quantum assault grenades, I presume?”
5574
5575 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their electro assault lances.”
5576
5577 “Did we not have electro gluon warheads to counter with?”
5578
5579 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite napalm lances.”
5580
5581 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking muon grenades?”
5582
5583 “Yes! But it turned out they also had supercharged wavelet warheads.”
5584
5585 “Surely our supersymmetric hyperspace grenades would be able to fend those off.”
5586
5587 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with positronic frag grenades.”
5588
5589 “Were we not equipped with composite photon grenades?”
5590
5591 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic plasma lances.”
5592
5593 “Surely our immolating assault lances would be able to fend those off.”
5594
5595 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with electro frag lasers.”
5596
5597 “So we responded with our armor-piercing frag warheads, I presume?”
5598
5599 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with guided compression blasters.”
5600
5601 “So we responded with our nuclear napalm blasters, I presume?”
5602
5603 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their immolating electron cannons.”
5604
5605 “What about our superconducting compression lasers?”
5606
5607 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their electro frag torpedos.”
5608
5609 “Surely our long range napalm bombs would be able to fend those off.”
5610
5611 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric tachyon missiles.”
5612
5613 “What about our superconducting warp grenades?”
5614
5615 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating positron blasters.”
5616
5617 “Surely our subatomic neutron clusters would be able to fend those off.”
5618
5619 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range wavelet clusters.”
5620
5621 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic plasma blasters?”
5622
5623 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with immolating assault missiles.”
5624
5625 “Were we not equipped with supercharged neutrino clusters?”
5626
5627 “Yes! But it turned out they also had atomic plasma clusters.”
5628
5629 “What about our atomic tachyon clusters?”
5630
5631 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic destabilizer clusters.”
5632
5633 “Did we not have isomorphic frag torpedos to counter with?”
5634
5635 “In spades! But it turned out they also had isomorphic gluon cannons.”
5636
5637 “So we responded with our composite electron lances, I presume?”
5638
5639 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic disruptor torpedos.”
5640
5641 “Surely our supersymmetric gluon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
5642
5643 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum antimatter warheads.”
5644
5645 “So we responded with our electro destabilizer missiles, I presume?”
5646
5647 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with guided plasma clusters.”
5648
5649 “What about our immolating muon torpedos?”
5650
5651 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided destabilizer missiles.”
5652
5653 “Did we not have composite napalm lasers to counter with?”
5654
5655 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro warp bombs.”
5656
5657 “Were we not equipped with immolating disruptor clusters?”
5658
5659 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with composite warp lances.”
5660
5661 “What about our isomorphic positron lasers?”
5662
5663 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had superconducting napalm bombs.”
5664
5665 “What about our supersymmetric warp torpedos?”
5666
5667 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic gluon grenades.”
5668
5669 “Did we not have electro assault lasers to counter with?”
5670
5671 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro electron lasers.”
5672
5673 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic assault rockets?”
5674
5675 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with immolating muon grenades.”
5676
5677 “But we had isomorphic gluon rays, didn't we?”
5678
5679 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged napalm warheads.”
5680
5681 “Surely our superconducting tachyon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
5682
5683 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their electro laser bombs.”
5684
5685 “But we had isomorphic photon cannons, didn't we?”
5686
5687 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric hyperspace bombs.”
5688
5689 “Did we not have isomorphic tachyon beams to counter with?”
5690
5691 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic hyperspace grenades.”
5692
5693 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic frag rays?”
5694
5695 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing gluon clusters.”
5696
5697 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic plasma lances?”
5698
5699 “In spades! But it turned out they also had nuclear plasma lances.”
5700
5701 “Surely our heat-seeking napalm lances would be able to fend those off.”
5702
5703 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their immolating laser torpedos.”
5704
5705 “So we responded with our stealth disruptor lances, I presume?”
5706
5707 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged compression torpedos.”
5708
5709 “What about our electro hyperspace rays?”
5710
5711 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum napalm rays.”
5712
5713 “Surely our positronic napalm clusters would be able to fend those off.”
5714
5715 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their composite destabilizer lances.”
5716
5717 “Surely our isomorphic destructo cannons would be able to fend those off.”
5718
5719 “Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum plasma clusters.”
5720
5721 “Were we not equipped with immolating laser clusters?”
5722
5723 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro electron clusters.”
5724
5725 “Surely our heat-seeking gluon warheads would be able to fend those off.”
5726
5727 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro gluon lances.”
5728
5729 “Surely our atomic compression clusters would be able to fend those off.”
5730
5731 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro hyperspace bombs.”
5732
5733 “Surely our isomorphic muon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
5734
5735 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic antimatter cannons.”
5736
5737 “Did we not have electro napalm clusters to counter with?”
5738
5739 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with electro destructo missiles.”
5740
5741 “Were we not equipped with composite destabilizer lasers?”
5742
5743 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear destabilizer beams.”
5744
5745 “But we had nuclear hyperspace grenades, didn't we?”
5746
5747 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro disruptor lances.”
5748
5749 “What about our isomorphic frag beams?”
5750
5751 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with quantum disruptor lances.”
5752
5753 “So we responded with our electro neutrino warheads, I presume?”
5754
5755 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite destabilizer missiles.”
5756
5757 “What about our electro destabilizer cannons?”
5758
5759 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum compression beams.”
5760
5761 “Did we not have heat-seeking laser grenades to counter with?”
5762
5763 “In spades! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric disruptor rays.”
5764
5765 “So we responded with our positronic photon warheads, I presume?”
5766
5767 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their immolating napalm bombs.”
5768
5769 “What about our heat-seeking destabilizer missiles?”
5770
5771 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic graviton grenades.”
5772
5773 “Were we not equipped with supercharged antimatter clusters?”
5774
5775 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their guided compression disruptors.”
5776
5777 “Were we not equipped with atomic compression grenades?”
5778
5779 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric wavelet grenades.”
5780
5781 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric wavelet clusters?”
5782
5783 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic antimatter lasers.”
5784
5785 “So we responded with our superconducting destabilizer warheads, I presume?”
5786
5787 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had isomorphic antimatter disruptors.”
5788
5789 “So we responded with our superconducting warp warheads, I presume?”
5790
5791 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their electro assault rays.”
5792
5793 “Surely our immolating plasma cannons would be able to fend those off.”
5794
5795 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric antimatter bombs.”
5796
5797 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing frag grenades?”
5798
5799 “In spades! But it turned out they also had subatomic frag grenades.”
5800
5801 “Surely our isomorphic gluon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
5802
5803 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear plasma clusters.”
5804
5805 “Surely our guided napalm blasters would be able to fend those off.”
5806
5807 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with electro destructo beams.”
5808
5809 “What about our supercharged electron lances?”
5810
5811 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating tachyon lasers.”
5812
5813 “Were we not equipped with superconducting frag clusters?”
5814
5815 “Yes! But it turned out they also had isomorphic tachyon rays.”
5816
5817 “Surely our supercharged graviton warheads would be able to fend those off.”
5818
5819 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric muon cannons.”
5820
5821 “Surely our electro muon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
5822
5823 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting compression blasters.”
5824
5825 “Surely our composite napalm blasters would be able to fend those off.”
5826
5827 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic electron grenades.”
5828
5829 “But we had isomorphic neutron bombs, didn't we?”
5830
5831 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating destabilizer missiles.”
5832
5833 “Were we not equipped with subatomic destabilizer grenades?”
5834
5835 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating hyperspace lances.”
5836
5837 “What about our electro frag rays?”
5838
5839 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear muon clusters.”
5840
5841 “What about our immolating graviton grenades?”
5842
5843 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with immolating photon lasers.”
5844
5845 “But we had isomorphic muon warheads, didn't we?”
5846
5847 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic gluon torpedos.”
5848
5849 “Were we not equipped with subatomic assault blasters?”
5850
5851 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had supercharged destabilizer rockets.”
5852
5853 “Surely our long range muon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
5854
5855 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro laser grenades.”
5856
5857 “So we responded with our quantum napalm lasers, I presume?”
5858
5859 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had subatomic muon grenades.”
5860
5861 “Were we not equipped with immolating destabilizer lances?”
5862
5863 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with positronic photon lances.”
5864
5865 “What about our armor-piercing compression torpedos?”
5866
5867 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with atomic electron clusters.”
5868
5869 “Surely our atomic neutron rays would be able to fend those off.”
5870
5871 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic frag missiles.”
5872
5873 “What about our armor-piercing warp clusters?”
5874
5875 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged assault clusters.”
5876
5877 “So we responded with our composite frag clusters, I presume?”
5878
5879 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum wavelet grenades.”
5880
5881 “What about our immolating gluon clusters?”
5882
5883 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic neutrino blasters.”
5884
5885 “Were we not equipped with positronic photon clusters?”
5886
5887 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking plasma grenades.”
5888
5889 “What about our isomorphic positron warheads?”
5890
5891 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had atomic destabilizer bombs.”
5892
5893 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing destabilizer clusters?”
5894
5895 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with atomic napalm disruptors.”
5896
5897 “Surely our superconducting compression clusters would be able to fend those off.”
5898
5899 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their quantum compression clusters.”
5900
5901 “What about our supersymmetric muon clusters?”
5902
5903 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic disruptor lances.”
5904
5905 “Were we not equipped with quantum destabilizer warheads?”
5906
5907 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their immolating compression warheads.”
5908
5909 “But we had supercharged napalm lasers, didn't we?”
5910
5911 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric frag warheads.”
5912
5913 “So we responded with our composite compression warheads, I presume?”
5914
5915 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic electron cannons.”
5916
5917 “Were we not equipped with electro destabilizer grenades?”
5918
5919 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic positron clusters.”
5920
5921 “Were we not equipped with stealth napalm torpedos?”
5922
5923 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their electro napalm warheads.”
5924
5925 “Surely our subatomic graviton clusters would be able to fend those off.”
5926
5927 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric napalm missiles.”
5928
5929 “Did we not have immolating destabilizer rockets to counter with?”
5930
5931 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged frag grenades.”
5932
5933 “So we responded with our electro hyperspace cannons, I presume?”
5934
5935 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic assault torpedos.”
5936
5937 “So we responded with our quantum destabilizer disruptors, I presume?”
5938
5939 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating electron clusters.”
5940
5941 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic warp lasers?”
5942
5943 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with immolating electron rays.”
5944
5945 “What about our guided electron grenades?”
5946
5947 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had stealth frag warheads.”
5948
5949 “Surely our heat-seeking gluon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
5950
5951 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking hyperspace warheads.”
5952
5953 “So we responded with our heat-seeking compression disruptors, I presume?”
5954
5955 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had isomorphic electron blasters.”
5956
5957 “But we had heat-seeking antimatter clusters, didn't we?”
5958
5959 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting destabilizer cannons.”
5960
5961 “Surely our isomorphic muon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
5962
5963 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking compression lasers.”
5964
5965 “Surely our isomorphic neutrino clusters would be able to fend those off.”
5966
5967 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic compression beams.”
5968
5969 “Surely our positronic compression rays would be able to fend those off.”
5970
5971 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking destructo clusters.”
5972
5973 “Did we not have positronic hyperspace grenades to counter with?”
5974
5975 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating antimatter torpedos.”
5976
5977 “Surely our guided tachyon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
5978
5979 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth muon grenades.”
5980
5981 “Did we not have composite destabilizer blasters to counter with?”
5982
5983 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear warp clusters.”
5984
5985 “Surely our isomorphic napalm disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
5986
5987 “Yes! But it turned out they also had electro destructo rockets.”
5988
5989 “Surely our armor-piercing destructo clusters would be able to fend those off.”
5990
5991 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their immolating antimatter bombs.”
5992
5993 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric disruptor cannons?”
5994
5995 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic neutrino grenades.”
5996
5997 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric assault rockets?”
5998
5999 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supercharged destabilizer clusters.”
6000
6001 “Did we not have guided hyperspace clusters to counter with?”
6002
6003 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had isomorphic muon blasters.”
6004
6005 “What about our armor-piercing tachyon missiles?”
6006
6007 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking assault clusters.”
6008
6009 “What about our electro warp rockets?”
6010
6011 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with stealth compression grenades.”
6012
6013 “Did we not have isomorphic positron grenades to counter with?”
6014
6015 Fleet Commander Ng suddenly remembered he was holding a biscuit, and took a bite out of it. “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating hyperspace warheads.”
6016
6017 “But we had composite gluon lances, didn't we?”
6018
6019 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range muon clusters.”
6020
6021 “Did we not have immolating photon grenades to counter with?”
6022
6023 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with composite destructo grenades.”
6024
6025 “What about our positronic hyperspace charges?”
6026
6027 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing napalm missiles.”
6028
6029 “What about our isomorphic neutrino beams?”
6030
6031 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided plasma charges.”
6032
6033 “What about our isomorphic graviton beams?”
6034
6035 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial destructo missiles.”
6036
6037 “What about our positronic destructo charges?”
6038
6039 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron clusters.”
6040
6041 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking tensor field clusters?”
6042
6043 “In spades! But it turned out they also had combinatorial frag clusters.”
6044
6045 “What about our quantum compression disruptors?”
6046
6047 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite destabilizer torpedos.”
6048
6049 “What about our isomorphic destructo charges?”
6050
6051 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had positronic graviton clusters.”
6052
6053 “Did we not have isomorphic wavelet grenades to counter with?”
6054
6055 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking napalm rockets.”
6056
6057 “So we responded with our immolating neutrino clusters, I presume?”
6058
6059 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial photon charges.”
6060
6061 “What about our combinatorial laser blasters?”
6062
6063 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial warp charges.”
6064
6065 “Were we not equipped with immolating disruptor missiles?”
6066
6067 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their immolating photon lances.”
6068
6069 “Were we not equipped with nuclear tensor field missiles?”
6070
6071 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial laser missiles.”
6072
6073 “Surely our combinatorial antimatter torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
6074
6075 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial tachyon beams.”
6076
6077 “So we responded with our combinatorial neutron missiles, I presume?”
6078
6079 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting compression rockets.”
6080
6081 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic destabilizer rays?”
6082
6083 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged wavelet clusters.”
6084
6085 “Did we not have superconducting plasma lances to counter with?”
6086
6087 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their guided positron charges.”
6088
6089 “What about our immolating antimatter warheads?”
6090
6091 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing tensor field lances.”
6092
6093 “Did we not have electro gluon clusters to counter with?”
6094
6095 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic laser warheads.”
6096
6097 “Surely our electro graviton blasters would be able to fend those off.”
6098
6099 “Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing laser grenades.”
6100
6101 “What about our positronic gluon warheads?”
6102
6103 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic warp rays.”
6104
6105 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic muon lasers?”
6106
6107 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial laser lances.”
6108
6109 “Surely our superconducting hyperspace clusters would be able to fend those off.”
6110
6111 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had combinatorial electron rays.”
6112
6113 “What about our immolating disruptor rays?”
6114
6115 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum hyperspace grenades.”
6116
6117 “What about our combinatorial tachyon lances?”
6118
6119 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial muon missiles.”
6120
6121 “Did we not have electro gluon rays to counter with?”
6122
6123 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric warp lances.”
6124
6125 “Did we not have nuclear gluon warheads to counter with?”
6126
6127 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking antimatter grenades.”
6128
6129 “So we responded with our supersymmetric gluon charges, I presume?”
6130
6131 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had atomic assault grenades.”
6132
6133 “Surely our stealth photon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
6134
6135 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth hyperspace clusters.”
6136
6137 “Surely our isomorphic plasma rays would be able to fend those off.”
6138
6139 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial muon charges.”
6140
6141 “Surely our supercharged plasma grenades would be able to fend those off.”
6142
6143 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their electro tensor field warheads.”
6144
6145 “Did we not have positronic destabilizer beams to counter with?”
6146
6147 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with immolating plasma torpedos.”
6148
6149 “But we had atomic napalm charges, didn't we?”
6150
6151 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing frag clusters.”
6152
6153 “Did we not have armor-piercing tachyon clusters to counter with?”
6154
6155 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their long range tensor field blasters.”
6156
6157 “So we responded with our supercharged destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
6158
6159 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing photon grenades.”
6160
6161 “What about our superconducting destabilizer lances?”
6162
6163 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic destabilizer charges.”
6164
6165 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing wavelet charges?”
6166
6167 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth destabilizer beams.”
6168
6169 “So we responded with our atomic wavelet grenades, I presume?”
6170
6171 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking destabilizer clusters.”
6172
6173 “Did we not have superconducting gluon charges to counter with?”
6174
6175 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking destabilizer cannons.”
6176
6177 “So we responded with our armor-piercing destabilizer lances, I presume?”
6178
6179 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear napalm clusters.”
6180
6181 “But we had isomorphic hyperspace torpedos, didn't we?”
6182
6183 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial graviton rays.”
6184
6185 “Surely our combinatorial warp blasters would be able to fend those off.”
6186
6187 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their immolating destructo lances.”
6188
6189 “What about our supersymmetric plasma warheads?”
6190
6191 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic compression clusters.”
6192
6193 “Did we not have stealth napalm warheads to counter with?”
6194
6195 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting neutrino grenades.”
6196
6197 “What about our supercharged hyperspace grenades?”
6198
6199 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their immolating muon rays.”
6200
6201 “What about our positronic frag charges?”
6202
6203 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing destabilizer lasers.”
6204
6205 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking napalm missiles?”
6206
6207 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear photon lasers.”
6208
6209 “Were we not equipped with subatomic tensor field warheads?”
6210
6211 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had isomorphic muon clusters.”
6212
6213 “Surely our immolating hyperspace clusters would be able to fend those off.”
6214
6215 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided photon warheads.”
6216
6217 “So we responded with our supersymmetric assault grenades, I presume?”
6218
6219 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their electro destabilizer beams.”
6220
6221 “Surely our atomic compression bombs would be able to fend those off.”
6222
6223 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial neutrino rockets.”
6224
6225 “What about our immolating wavelet charges?”
6226
6227 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their composite neutron charges.”
6228
6229 “But we had isomorphic destructo disruptors, didn't we?”
6230
6231 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial disruptor missiles.”
6232
6233 “Did we not have isomorphic tachyon disruptors to counter with?”
6234
6235 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial assault lasers.”
6236
6237 “Surely our long range napalm disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
6238
6239 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking warp warheads.”
6240
6241 “So we responded with our immolating antimatter lances, I presume?”
6242
6243 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with electro tachyon torpedos.”
6244
6245 “Did we not have combinatorial destructo lances to counter with?”
6246
6247 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking destabilizer rockets.”
6248
6249 “Were we not equipped with guided tachyon charges?”
6250
6251 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their quantum compression blasters.”
6252
6253 “Did we not have combinatorial gluon grenades to counter with?”
6254
6255 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had electro muon rays.”
6256
6257 “Did we not have atomic neutron lances to counter with?”
6258
6259 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing destructo grenades.”
6260
6261 “What about our electro neutrino blasters?”
6262
6263 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had subatomic assault grenades.”
6264
6265 “What about our heat-seeking neutron charges?”
6266
6267 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum napalm warheads.”
6268
6269 “So we responded with our combinatorial tachyon torpedos, I presume?”
6270
6271 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic destabilizer torpedos.”
6272
6273 “What about our quantum destabilizer cannons?”
6274
6275 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their electro electron blasters.”
6276
6277 “Surely our guided laser charges would be able to fend those off.”
6278
6279 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic neutrino charges.”
6280
6281 “So we responded with our combinatorial hyperspace lasers, I presume?”
6282
6283 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum napalm torpedos.”
6284
6285 “What about our isomorphic assault grenades?”
6286
6287 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting napalm grenades.”
6288
6289 “Surely our heat-seeking tensor field grenades would be able to fend those off.”
6290
6291 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite destabilizer charges.”
6292
6293 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing tensor field charges?”
6294
6295 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destabilizer rays.”
6296
6297 “What about our guided tensor field rays?”
6298
6299 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting destabilizer blasters.”
6300
6301 “What about our quantum photon charges?”
6302
6303 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had combinatorial destabilizer beams.”
6304
6305 “So we responded with our long range compression missiles, I presume?”
6306
6307 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic laser warheads.”
6308
6309 “What about our armor-piercing compression beams?”
6310
6311 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic positron charges.”
6312
6313 “What about our armor-piercing assault grenades?”
6314
6315 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial hyperspace disruptors.”
6316
6317 “But we had combinatorial gluon lances, didn't we?”
6318
6319 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their composite electron clusters.”
6320
6321 “What about our positronic napalm beams?”
6322
6323 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their electro graviton clusters.”
6324
6325 “Did we not have nuclear destabilizer blasters to counter with?”
6326
6327 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic electron lasers.”
6328
6329 “But we had heat-seeking warp grenades, didn't we?”
6330
6331 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth tensor field warheads.”
6332
6333 “But we had electro destabilizer warheads, didn't we?”
6334
6335 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial neutron disruptors.”
6336
6337 “So we responded with our armor-piercing destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
6338
6339 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range destabilizer cannons.”
6340
6341 “So we responded with our combinatorial destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
6342
6343 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their positronic destabilizer blasters.”
6344
6345 “But we had superconducting destabilizer clusters, didn't we?”
6346
6347 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth tensor field lances.”
6348
6349 “But we had quantum tachyon clusters, didn't we?”
6350
6351 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating destructo charges.”
6352
6353 “What about our armor-piercing destabilizer rays?”
6354
6355 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged destabilizer missiles.”
6356
6357 “Surely our supercharged neutron clusters would be able to fend those off.”
6358
6359 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro hyperspace clusters.”
6360
6361 “Were we not equipped with electro destabilizer clusters?”
6362
6363 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth antimatter grenades.”
6364
6365 “So we responded with our immolating gluon lances, I presume?”
6366
6367 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting destabilizer grenades.”
6368
6369 “What about our electro assault bombs?”
6370
6371 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had nuclear tensor field bombs.”
6372
6373 “Did we not have isomorphic warp disruptors to counter with?”
6374
6375 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro graviton grenades.”
6376
6377 “Surely our isomorphic positron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
6378
6379 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their guided gluon warheads.”
6380
6381 “Were we not equipped with immolating destructo warheads?”
6382
6383 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided compression missiles.”
6384
6385 “So we responded with our long range destructo warheads, I presume?”
6386
6387 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic positron blasters.”
6388
6389 “But we had isomorphic positron disruptors, didn't we?”
6390
6391 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric destabilizer rays.”
6392
6393 “What about our heat-seeking gluon charges?”
6394
6395 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing destabilizer cannons.”
6396
6397 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic assault warheads?”
6398
6399 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with long range compression beams.”
6400
6401 “So we responded with our supersymmetric plasma grenades, I presume?”
6402
6403 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged electron warheads.”
6404
6405 “But we had subatomic disruptor clusters, didn't we?”
6406
6407 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial disruptor charges.”
6408
6409 “What about our quantum muon clusters?”
6410
6411 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had electro destructo rays.”
6412
6413 “But we had combinatorial destructo rays, didn't we?”
6414
6415 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric positron torpedos.”
6416
6417 “So we responded with our isomorphic neutrino bombs, I presume?”
6418
6419 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial warp caltrops.”
6420
6421 “Did we not have non-commutative frag torpedos to counter with?”
6422
6423 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial frag missiles.”
6424
6425 “Were we not equipped with supercharged graviton grenades?”
6426
6427 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their electro napalm lances.”
6428
6429 “Did we not have superconducting neutron caltrops to counter with?”
6430
6431 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating hyperbole disruptors.”
6432
6433 “What about our supercharged destabilizer beams?”
6434
6435 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting antimatter caltrops.”
6436
6437 “But we had combinatorial assault cannons, didn't we?”
6438
6439 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum photon clusters.”
6440
6441 “Surely our composite plasma charges would be able to fend those off.”
6442
6443 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial compression clusters.”
6444
6445 “So we responded with our non-commutative hyperspace disruptors, I presume?”
6446
6447 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear tachyon charges.”
6448
6449 “Surely our subatomic hyperbole blasters would be able to fend those off.”
6450
6451 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting graviton caltrops.”
6452
6453 “What about our composite assault grenades?”
6454
6455 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial destabilizer missiles.”
6456
6457 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic gluon missiles?”
6458
6459 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic napalm rays.”
6460
6461 “So we responded with our atomic tensor field missiles, I presume?”
6462
6463 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative hyperbole missiles.”
6464
6465 “Were we not equipped with nuclear graviton grenades?”
6466
6467 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating positron torpedos.”
6468
6469 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative assault rockets?”
6470
6471 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial compression rockets.”
6472
6473 “But we had positronic hyperbole lances, didn't we?”
6474
6475 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear hyperbole charges.”
6476
6477 “So we responded with our immolating neutron beams, I presume?”
6478
6479 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth plasma caltrops.”
6480
6481 “But we had supercharged positron grenades, didn't we?”
6482
6483 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking electron clusters.”
6484
6485 “So we responded with our non-commutative frag cannons, I presume?”
6486
6487 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic tensor field rockets.”
6488
6489 “Did we not have combinatorial destabilizer rays to counter with?”
6490
6491 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic tachyon caltrops.”
6492
6493 “Were we not equipped with atomic hyperbole rays?”
6494
6495 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their quantum compression missiles.”
6496
6497 “Surely our guided warp grenades would be able to fend those off.”
6498
6499 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear tensor field charges.”
6500
6501 “Did we not have superconducting muon grenades to counter with?”
6502
6503 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking assault charges.”
6504
6505 “What about our isomorphic graviton lasers?”
6506
6507 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro wavelet grenades.”
6508
6509 “Surely our nuclear hyperbole disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
6510
6511 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing destabilizer rockets.”
6512
6513 “Did we not have combinatorial disruptor cannons to counter with?”
6514
6515 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range destabilizer disruptors.”
6516
6517 “Surely our atomic destructo warheads would be able to fend those off.”
6518
6519 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative graviton grenades.”
6520
6521 “Did we not have supersymmetric compression disruptors to counter with?”
6522
6523 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic hyperspace clusters.”
6524
6525 “But we had stealth positron caltrops, didn't we?”
6526
6527 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating destabilizer bombs.”
6528
6529 “So we responded with our armor-piercing neutrino caltrops, I presume?”
6530
6531 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing positron clusters.”
6532
6533 “Surely our nuclear destructo warheads would be able to fend those off.”
6534
6535 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth tensor field clusters.”
6536
6537 “So we responded with our combinatorial tachyon bombs, I presume?”
6538
6539 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting disruptor clusters.”
6540
6541 “So we responded with our combinatorial tachyon caltrops, I presume?”
6542
6543 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking disruptor caltrops.”
6544
6545 “But we had heat-seeking frag charges, didn't we?”
6546
6547 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic hyperbole missiles.”
6548
6549 “Did we not have electro positron blasters to counter with?”
6550
6551 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial tachyon disruptors.”
6552
6553 “Surely our supersymmetric frag caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
6554
6555 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum tachyon lasers.”
6556
6557 “So we responded with our guided destabilizer disruptors, I presume?”
6558
6559 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with guided hyperbole warheads.”
6560
6561 “Surely our isomorphic plasma cannons would be able to fend those off.”
6562
6563 “Yes! But it turned out they also had nuclear hyperbole rays.”
6564
6565 “But we had guided neutrino caltrops, didn't we?”
6566
6567 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their guided plasma caltrops.”
6568
6569 “So we responded with our electro disruptor charges, I presume?”
6570
6571 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking muon warheads.”
6572
6573 “What about our electro positron grenades?”
6574
6575 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided napalm beams.”
6576
6577 “Did we not have immolating neutron clusters to counter with?”
6578
6579 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic laser missiles.”
6580
6581 “Surely our immolating photon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
6582
6583 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative wavelet blasters.”
6584
6585 “Surely our quantum hyperbole disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
6586
6587 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing hyperspace lances.”
6588
6589 “So we responded with our combinatorial warp grenades, I presume?”
6590
6591 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative assault caltrops.”
6592
6593 “Did we not have stealth destabilizer bombs to counter with?”
6594
6595 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative plasma charges.”
6596
6597 “So we responded with our non-commutative positron lasers, I presume?”
6598
6599 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their composite wavelet charges.”
6600
6601 “Surely our non-commutative warp lances would be able to fend those off.”
6602
6603 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro wavelet caltrops.”
6604
6605 “Surely our subatomic compression blasters would be able to fend those off.”
6606
6607 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating frag caltrops.”
6608
6609 “Were we not equipped with stealth neutron charges?”
6610
6611 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with long range disruptor caltrops.”
6612
6613 “Did we not have subatomic napalm grenades to counter with?”
6614
6615 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic napalm missiles.”
6616
6617 “Did we not have non-commutative tachyon torpedos to counter with?”
6618
6619 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic muon rockets.”
6620
6621 “What about our nuclear hyperspace caltrops?”
6622
6623 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic hyperbole bombs.”
6624
6625 “Were we not equipped with stealth hyperbole clusters?”
6626
6627 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic warp lances.”
6628
6629 “But we had non-commutative hyperbole clusters, didn't we?”
6630
6631 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had supercharged hyperspace charges.”
6632
6633 “What about our isomorphic compression lances?”
6634
6635 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their composite warp caltrops.”
6636
6637 “Surely our combinatorial plasma clusters would be able to fend those off.”
6638
6639 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their guided compression grenades.”
6640
6641 “So we responded with our superconducting destabilizer rays, I presume?”
6642
6643 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic tensor field blasters.”
6644
6645 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking destabilizer caltrops?”
6646
6647 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their guided hyperbole grenades.”
6648
6649 “Did we not have supercharged frag clusters to counter with?”
6650
6651 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destabilizer caltrops.”
6652
6653 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric tensor field torpedos?”
6654
6655 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic photon caltrops.”
6656
6657 “Did we not have non-commutative hyperbole rays to counter with?”
6658
6659 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic napalm caltrops.”
6660
6661 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial electron blasters?”
6662
6663 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with electro plasma rockets.”
6664
6665 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative hyperbole caltrops?”
6666
6667 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative assault bombs.”
6668
6669 “Surely our nuclear tensor field lances would be able to fend those off.”
6670
6671 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum electron clusters.”
6672
6673 “Were we not equipped with nuclear destabilizer rockets?”
6674
6675 “In spades! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing disruptor grenades.”
6676
6677 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing frag charges?”
6678
6679 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative hyperbole lances.”
6680
6681 “But we had supersymmetric hyperbole lances, didn't we?”
6682
6683 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with electro tensor field rockets.”
6684
6685 “Did we not have guided graviton grenades to counter with?”
6686
6687 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic photon charges.”
6688
6689 “Were we not equipped with immolating photon clusters?”
6690
6691 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their stealth laser clusters.”
6692
6693 “So we responded with our stealth gluon clusters, I presume?”
6694
6695 “Yes! But it turned out they also had combinatorial electron grenades.”
6696
6697 “Did we not have nuclear plasma caltrops to counter with?”
6698
6699 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum hyperbole torpedos.”
6700
6701 “What about our combinatorial plasma torpedos?”
6702
6703 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic napalm clusters.”
6704
6705 “So we responded with our isomorphic neutrino torpedos, I presume?”
6706
6707 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic laser torpedos.”
6708
6709 “What about our non-commutative tensor field blasters?”
6710
6711 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic electron charges.”
6712
6713 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing hyperbole cannons?”
6714
6715 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with positronic tensor field clusters.”
6716
6717 “Were we not equipped with subatomic warp clusters?”
6718
6719 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial electron lances.”
6720
6721 “Did we not have superconducting hyperbole blasters to counter with?”
6722
6723 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial hyperbole missiles.”
6724
6725 “What about our quantum compression rays?”
6726
6727 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting tensor field missiles.”
6728
6729 “Did we not have combinatorial tensor field disruptors to counter with?”
6730
6731 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their atomic antimatter caltrops.”
6732
6733 “Did we not have electro tensor field grenades to counter with?”
6734
6735 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destabilizer torpedos.”
6736
6737 “But we had non-commutative neutron caltrops, didn't we?”
6738
6739 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative neutrino warheads.”
6740
6741 “Did we not have guided positron clusters to counter with?”
6742
6743 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic laser caltrops.”
6744
6745 “Did we not have supersymmetric electron bombs to counter with?”
6746
6747 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial assault warheads.”
6748
6749 “Did we not have stealth compression rockets to counter with?”
6750
6751 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic plasma warheads.”
6752
6753 “What about our stealth destabilizer rays?”
6754
6755 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had atomic napalm cannons.”
6756
6757 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative assault disruptors?”
6758
6759 “Of course! But it turned out they also had superconducting electron charges.”
6760
6761 “Surely our isomorphic destabilizer lasers would be able to fend those off.”
6762
6763 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric tachyon beams.”
6764
6765 “But we had stealth hyperbole missiles, didn't we?”
6766
6767 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric tensor field beams.”
6768
6769 “Did we not have combinatorial hyperspace clusters to counter with?”
6770
6771 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite destabilizer caltrops.”
6772
6773 “Were we not equipped with guided hyperspace caltrops?”
6774
6775 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative frag caltrops.”
6776
6777 “But we had combinatorial destabilizer lasers, didn't we?”
6778
6779 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro gluon cannons.”
6780
6781 “But we had guided photon charges, didn't we?”
6782
6783 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial destructo caltrops.”
6784
6785 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic electron torpedos?”
6786
6787 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum graviton warheads.”
6788
6789 “So we responded with our long range electron grenades, I presume?”
6790
6791 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial photon warheads.”
6792
6793 “Did we not have quantum muon charges to counter with?”
6794
6795 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic frag grenades.”
6796
6797 “What about our immolating positron rays?”
6798
6799 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had quantum hyperbole clusters.”
6800
6801 “So we responded with our isomorphic photon disruptors, I presume?”
6802
6803 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their electro electron beams.”
6804
6805 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic hyperspace caltrops?”
6806
6807 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating frag bombs.”
6808
6809 “Surely our isomorphic neutron lances would be able to fend those off.”
6810
6811 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with immolating antimatter rockets.”
6812
6813 “Did we not have armor-piercing tensor field lasers to counter with?”
6814
6815 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic gluon grenades.”
6816
6817 “What about our immolating neutron charges?”
6818
6819 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with long range hyperspace warheads.”
6820
6821 “Were we not equipped with immolating graviton missiles?”
6822
6823 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative plasma disruptors.”
6824
6825 “What about our guided disruptor clusters?”
6826
6827 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum compression lances.”
6828
6829 “Surely our non-commutative laser grenades would be able to fend those off.”
6830
6831 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking wavelet lances.”
6832
6833 “But we had combinatorial destructo disruptors, didn't we?”
6834
6835 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their immolating photon disruptors.”
6836
6837 “Surely our subatomic frag clusters would be able to fend those off.”
6838
6839 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic compression torpedos.”
6840
6841 “What about our non-commutative graviton lasers?”
6842
6843 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic assault clusters.”
6844
6845 “So we responded with our armor-piercing napalm rockets, I presume?”
6846
6847 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their atomic hyperbole bombs.”
6848
6849 “So we responded with our electro muon charges, I presume?”
6850
6851 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their immolating tensor field cannons.”
6852
6853 “Were we not equipped with positronic disruptor grenades?”
6854
6855 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic hyperbole rockets.”
6856
6857 “Did we not have combinatorial graviton charges to counter with?”
6858
6859 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative destabilizer torpedos.”
6860
6861 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative destabilizer clusters?”
6862
6863 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their atomic destabilizer lasers.”
6864
6865 “So we responded with our isomorphic tensor field caltrops, I presume?”
6866
6867 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their electro laser rockets.”
6868
6869 “Did we not have composite napalm rockets to counter with?”
6870
6871 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their positronic neutrino clusters.”
6872
6873 “What about our composite tensor field charges?”
6874
6875 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative disruptor missiles.”
6876
6877 “Surely our armor-piercing tachyon rays would be able to fend those off.”
6878
6879 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative antimatter caltrops.”
6880
6881 “What about our armor-piercing destabilizer charges?”
6882
6883 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial wavelet bombs.”
6884
6885 “So we responded with our armor-piercing muon warheads, I presume?”
6886
6887 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their electro frag missiles.”
6888
6889 “But we had supersymmetric frag clusters, didn't we?”
6890
6891 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric plasma caltrops.”
6892
6893 “What about our armor-piercing compression caltrops?”
6894
6895 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking electron charges.”
6896
6897 “Did we not have subatomic tensor field charges to counter with?”
6898
6899 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their guided destabilizer charges.”
6900
6901 “What about our quantum laser grenades?”
6902
6903 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their composite tachyon warheads.”
6904
6905 “Surely our stealth photon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
6906
6907 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative antimatter blasters.”
6908
6909 “Surely our heat-seeking neutrino caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
6910
6911 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had atomic destabilizer cannons.”
6912
6913 “Did we not have isomorphic laser charges to counter with?”
6914
6915 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative warp warheads.”
6916
6917 “What about our positronic neutrino grenades?”
6918
6919 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing hyperbole lances.”
6920
6921 “What about our stealth napalm cannons?”
6922
6923 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range destabilizer beams.”
6924
6925 “Surely our immolating destructo torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
6926
6927 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic laser beams.”
6928
6929 “So we responded with our guided plasma warheads, I presume?”
6930
6931 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had non-commutative warp bombs.”
6932
6933 “But we had non-commutative compression grenades, didn't we?”
6934
6935 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their quantum gluon charges.”
6936
6937 “What about our combinatorial photon blasters?”
6938
6939 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their long range tensor field grenades.”
6940
6941 “Were we not equipped with positronic laser charges?”
6942
6943 “In spades! But it turned out they also had composite electron cannons.”
6944
6945 “What about our electro compression beams?”
6946
6947 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their stealth destabilizer caltrops.”
6948
6949 “So we responded with our long range graviton warheads, I presume?”
6950
6951 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth warp warheads.”
6952
6953 “Surely our composite hyperbole rays would be able to fend those off.”
6954
6955 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative destructo cannons.”
6956
6957 “So we responded with our long range destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
6958
6959 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic gluon beams.”
6960
6961 “But we had long range tensor field missiles, didn't we?”
6962
6963 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their electro neutrino caltrops.”
6964
6965 “Were we not equipped with positronic wavelet charges?”
6966
6967 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial tachyon missiles.”
6968
6969 “So we responded with our non-commutative neutrino disruptors, I presume?”
6970
6971 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their atomic positron charges.”
6972
6973 “Did we not have long range graviton lances to counter with?”
6974
6975 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth napalm charges.”
6976
6977 “But we had armor-piercing neutron warheads, didn't we?”
6978
6979 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative laser beams.”
6980
6981 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative destructo disruptors?”
6982
6983 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged tachyon warheads.”
6984
6985 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial positron cannons?”
6986
6987 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum wavelet charges.”
6988
6989 “But we had quantum hyperbole caltrops, didn't we?”
6990
6991 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth destabilizer missiles.”
6992
6993 “Did we not have superconducting laser clusters to counter with?”
6994
6995 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing compression warheads.”
6996
6997 “Did we not have armor-piercing warp charges to counter with?”
6998
6999 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with electro tachyon beams.”
7000
7001 “What about our supercharged neutron charges?”
7002
7003 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial muon disruptors.”
7004
7005 “So we responded with our immolating tensor field missiles, I presume?”
7006
7007 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating laser cannons.”
7008
7009 “Surely our combinatorial neutron beams would be able to fend those off.”
7010
7011 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had nuclear wavelet clusters.”
7012
7013 “Surely our electro antimatter clusters would be able to fend those off.”
7014
7015 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their composite tachyon caltrops.”
7016
7017 “Surely our stealth antimatter caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
7018
7019 “Yes! But it turned out they also had composite hyperbole lances.”
7020
7021 “Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperbole charges?”
7022
7023 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial wavelet rays.”
7024
7025 “What about our stealth hyperbole lasers?”
7026
7027 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had non-commutative tachyon lasers.”
7028
7029 “So we responded with our supercharged disruptor grenades, I presume?”
7030
7031 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative neutron warheads.”
7032
7033 “What about our immolating destabilizer blasters?”
7034
7035 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had combinatorial assault caltrops.”
7036
7037 “But we had electro warp missiles, didn't we?”
7038
7039 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their composite tensor field missiles.”
7040
7041 “What about our long range neutron clusters?”
7042
7043 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their quantum tensor field grenades.”
7044
7045 “What about our composite compression disruptors?”
7046
7047 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had supercharged photon grenades.”
7048
7049 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic disruptor warheads?”
7050
7051 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their electro tensor field beams.”
7052
7053 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking tachyon charges?”
7054
7055 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear electron charges.”
7056
7057 “What about our combinatorial graviton blasters?”
7058
7059 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking graviton caltrops.”
7060
7061 “So we responded with our atomic destabilizer lances, I presume?”
7062
7063 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial hyperspace caltrops.”
7064
7065 “What about our supersymmetric photon charges?”
7066
7067 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting assault charges.”
7068
7069 “So we responded with our combinatorial plasma caltrops, I presume?”
7070
7071 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative positron lances.”
7072
7073 “Surely our combinatorial laser caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
7074
7075 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric compression rockets.”
7076
7077 “So we responded with our long range photon blasters, I presume?”
7078
7079 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking warp charges.”
7080
7081 “Did we not have combinatorial destructo warheads to counter with?”
7082
7083 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear compression missiles.”
7084
7085 “Did we not have isomorphic disruptor rays to counter with?”
7086
7087 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic graviton lances.”
7088
7089 “Did we not have long range napalm charges to counter with?”
7090
7091 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their electro neutron rockets.”
7092
7093 “Surely our atomic hyperbole clusters would be able to fend those off.”
7094
7095 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite hyperbole torpedos.”
7096
7097 “What about our superconducting tensor field rays?”
7098
7099 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their long range napalm caltrops.”
7100
7101 “Surely our subatomic tensor field blasters would be able to fend those off.”
7102
7103 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial napalm rockets.”
7104
7105 “What about our positronic destabilizer rays?”
7106
7107 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with immolating destructo cannons.”
7108
7109 “Were we not equipped with long range hyperbole torpedos?”
7110
7111 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro destabilizer disruptors.”
7112
7113 “What about our guided compression charges?”
7114
7115 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating muon rockets.”
7116
7117 “What about our nuclear hyperspace clusters?”
7118
7119 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite assault clusters.”
7120
7121 “What about our heat-seeking compression clusters?”
7122
7123 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their atomic destabilizer charges.”
7124
7125 “But we had electro hyperbole missiles, didn't we?”
7126
7127 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative laser caltrops.”
7128
7129 “Did we not have isomorphic plasma missiles to counter with?”
7130
7131 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting napalm torpedos.”
7132
7133 “Did we not have positronic destabilizer rockets to counter with?”
7134
7135 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking graviton grenades.”
7136
7137 “So we responded with our atomic tensor field disruptors, I presume?”
7138
7139 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric napalm warheads.”
7140
7141 “What about our quantum neutron caltrops?”
7142
7143 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth hyperbole beams.”
7144
7145 “But we had guided electron clusters, didn't we?”
7146
7147 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic destabilizer cannons.”
7148
7149 “But we had combinatorial neutrino clusters, didn't we?”
7150
7151 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial plasma missiles.”
7152
7153 “Were we not equipped with electro electron rockets?”
7154
7155 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating tensor field blasters.”
7156
7157 “Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperspace caltrops?”
7158
7159 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with immolating electron torpedos.”
7160
7161 “Did we not have atomic antimatter charges to counter with?”
7162
7163 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial disruptor warheads.”
7164
7165 “Surely our electro antimatter charges would be able to fend those off.”
7166
7167 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative warp lasers.”
7168
7169 “What about our positronic neutron warheads?”
7170
7171 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided hyperspace charges.”
7172
7173 “But we had heat-seeking napalm caltrops, didn't we?”
7174
7175 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with immolating positron beams.”
7176
7177 “But we had isomorphic laser cannons, didn't we?”
7178
7179 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear laser caltrops.”
7180
7181 “Surely our long range laser clusters would be able to fend those off.”
7182
7183 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite tensor field torpedos.”
7184
7185 “What about our immolating hyperbole cannons?”
7186
7187 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear hyperbole lances.”
7188
7189 “What about our immolating gluon caltrops?”
7190
7191 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had isomorphic hyperspace warheads.”
7192
7193 “Surely our supersymmetric tensor field missiles would be able to fend those off.”
7194
7195 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative wavelet rockets.”
7196
7197 “But we had non-commutative tachyon blasters, didn't we?”
7198
7199 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial assault disruptors.”
7200
7201 “What about our non-commutative electron caltrops?”
7202
7203 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing tensor field bombs.”
7204
7205 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing tensor field disruptors?”
7206
7207 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking hyperspace charges.”
7208
7209 “But we had nuclear destabilizer lasers, didn't we?”
7210
7211 “In spades! But it turned out they also had immolating graviton clusters.”
7212
7213 “So we responded with our combinatorial assault beams, I presume?”
7214
7215 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing graviton caltrops.”
7216
7217 “What about our immolating tachyon bombs?”
7218
7219 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their guided graviton charges.”
7220
7221 “But we had superconducting plasma clusters, didn't we?”
7222
7223 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic disruptor rockets.”
7224
7225 “What about our heat-seeking neutron grenades?”
7226
7227 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing muon clusters.”
7228
7229 “But we had supercharged destabilizer rays, didn't we?”
7230
7231 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo charges.”
7232
7233 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing laser clusters?”
7234
7235 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative tensor field missiles.”
7236
7237 “What about our isomorphic tensor field bombs?”
7238
7239 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with quantum tensor field disruptors.”
7240
7241 “Did we not have non-commutative tensor field warheads to counter with?”
7242
7243 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their stealth gluon charges.”
7244
7245 “Did we not have composite napalm missiles to counter with?”
7246
7247 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic hyperbole lasers.”
7248
7249 “What about our isomorphic neutron warheads?”
7250
7251 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their immolating photon cannons.”
7252
7253 “But we had long range plasma lances, didn't we?”
7254
7255 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial compression torpedos.”
7256
7257 “Surely our long range frag lances would be able to fend those off.”
7258
7259 “Of course! But it turned out they also had immolating napalm warheads.”
7260
7261 “What about our supersymmetric frag grenades?”
7262
7263 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their electro graviton charges.”
7264
7265 “But we had combinatorial assault lances, didn't we?”
7266
7267 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had long range destabilizer lasers.”
7268
7269 “But we had atomic destabilizer beams, didn't we?”
7270
7271 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite tachyon charges.”
7272
7273 “But we had armor-piercing hyperbole bombs, didn't we?”
7274
7275 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth neutrino clusters.”
7276
7277 “Surely our immolating positron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
7278
7279 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had non-commutative photon disruptors.”
7280
7281 “Surely our combinatorial hyperspace missiles would be able to fend those off.”
7282
7283 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their stealth tachyon caltrops.”
7284
7285 “But we had electro warp rays, didn't we?”
7286
7287 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their electro hyperbole grenades.”
7288
7289 “Did we not have immolating wavelet rockets to counter with?”
7290
7291 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro muon caltrops.”
7292
7293 “Did we not have non-commutative neutrino caltrops to counter with?”
7294
7295 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supercharged antimatter caltrops.”
7296
7297 “What about our supercharged napalm caltrops?”
7298
7299 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting graviton clusters.”
7300
7301 “So we responded with our non-commutative graviton caltrops, I presume?”
7302
7303 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had long range destabilizer charges.”
7304
7305 “Did we not have non-commutative destructo clusters to counter with?”
7306
7307 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating muon charges.”
7308
7309 “Were we not equipped with immolating photon beams?”
7310
7311 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their positronic frag caltrops.”
7312
7313 “So we responded with our non-commutative destructo warheads, I presume?”
7314
7315 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative neutron missiles.”
7316
7317 “What about our immolating destabilizer disruptors?”
7318
7319 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing antimatter charges.”
7320
7321 “Did we not have armor-piercing neutrino torpedos to counter with?”
7322
7323 “In spades! But it turned out they also had immolating napalm disruptors.”
7324
7325 “What about our isomorphic compression grenades?”
7326
7327 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with electro destabilizer caltrops.”
7328
7329 “Surely our nuclear disruptor caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
7330
7331 “Yes! But it turned out they also had stealth frag clusters.”
7332
7333 “Were we not equipped with guided antimatter grenades?”
7334
7335 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial disruptor caltrops.”
7336
7337 “What about our long range hyperbole rockets?”
7338
7339 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric hyperbole torpedos.”
7340
7341 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative destructo rockets?”
7342
7343 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic tensor field missiles.”
7344
7345 “Did we not have stealth muon charges to counter with?”
7346
7347 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating disruptor caltrops.”
7348
7349 “But we had superconducting positron charges, didn't we?”
7350
7351 “Yes! But it turned out they also had guided tachyon grenades.”
7352
7353 “But we had non-commutative destructo beams, didn't we?”
7354
7355 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had immolating napalm charges.”
7356
7357 “Surely our quantum tachyon lances would be able to fend those off.”
7358
7359 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative disruptor blasters.”
7360
7361 “Did we not have quantum hyperbole cannons to counter with?”
7362
7363 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged tensor field rays.”
7364
7365 “Did we not have non-commutative neutrino rays to counter with?”
7366
7367 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial graviton clusters.”
7368
7369 “Did we not have electro compression rays to counter with?”
7370
7371 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had non-commutative warp beams.”
7372
7373 “Surely our heat-seeking tachyon caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
7374
7375 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear hyperbole cannons.”
7376
7377 “But we had atomic tensor field rockets, didn't we?”
7378
7379 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had atomic gluon clusters.”
7380
7381 “So we responded with our immolating frag clusters, I presume?”
7382
7383 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial frag charges.”
7384
7385 “What about our quantum gluon caltrops?”
7386
7387 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking tensor field rays.”
7388
7389 “Surely our combinatorial gluon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
7390
7391 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing tachyon caltrops.”
7392
7393 “But we had quantum destabilizer rays, didn't we?”
7394
7395 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating tensor field lances.”
7396
7397 “But we had composite graviton charges, didn't we?”
7398
7399 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative compression clusters.”
7400
7401 “Were we not equipped with long range neutron caltrops?”
7402
7403 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro hyperbole clusters.”
7404
7405 “Were we not equipped with electro tensor field bombs?”
7406
7407 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial hyperbole charges.”
7408
7409 “What about our isomorphic antimatter caltrops?”
7410
7411 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their guided neutrino clusters.”
7412
7413 “Surely our heat-seeking tensor field beams would be able to fend those off.”
7414
7415 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating muon warheads.”
7416
7417 “But we had heat-seeking hyperbole bombs, didn't we?”
7418
7419 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative laser cannons.”
7420
7421 “But we had long range photon grenades, didn't we?”
7422
7423 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic assault blasters.”
7424
7425 “What about our superconducting tensor field disruptors?”
7426
7427 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing positron charges.”
7428
7429 “What about our non-commutative photon beams?”
7430
7431 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic frag caltrops.”
7432
7433 “Surely our quantum antimatter clusters would be able to fend those off.”
7434
7435 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking hyperbole lasers.”
7436
7437 “Surely our supercharged compression rockets would be able to fend those off.”
7438
7439 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative positron grenades.”
7440
7441 “What about our heat-seeking tensor field bombs?”
7442
7443 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with electro napalm missiles.”
7444
7445 “So we responded with our subatomic compression cannons, I presume?”
7446
7447 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing tachyon charges.”
7448
7449 “Did we not have heat-seeking tensor field caltrops to counter with?”
7450
7451 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo clusters.”
7452
7453 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing plasma charges?”
7454
7455 “Yes! But it turned out they also had isomorphic destabilizer missiles.”
7456
7457 “Surely our atomic hyperbole lances would be able to fend those off.”
7458
7459 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutrino caltrops.”
7460
7461 “Did we not have supersymmetric antimatter caltrops to counter with?”
7462
7463 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided compression caltrops.”
7464
7465 “But we had stealth warp caltrops, didn't we?”
7466
7467 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing hyperbole torpedos.”
7468
7469 “So we responded with our heat-seeking destabilizer lasers, I presume?”
7470
7471 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their quantum photon warheads.”
7472
7473 “Did we not have isomorphic laser grenades to counter with?”
7474
7475 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum destabilizer bombs.”
7476
7477 “But we had non-commutative frag rockets, didn't we?”
7478
7479 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum frag caltrops.”
7480
7481 “Did we not have combinatorial photon lances to counter with?”
7482
7483 “In spades! But it turned out they also had isomorphic photon warheads.”
7484
7485 “What about our guided assault caltrops?”
7486
7487 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric compression beams.”
7488
7489 “Were we not equipped with guided photon caltrops?”
7490
7491 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their composite destructo clusters.”
7492
7493 “Were we not equipped with stealth hyperspace blasters?”
7494
7495 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing destabilizer beams.”
7496
7497 “So we responded with our supercharged positron charges, I presume?”
7498
7499 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had electro tachyon caltrops.”
7500
7501 “What about our supercharged hyperbole warheads?”
7502
7503 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric disruptor grenades.”
7504
7505 “Surely our non-commutative destabilizer missiles would be able to fend those off.”
7506
7507 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum hyperspace charges.”
7508
7509 “What about our combinatorial wavelet caltrops?”
7510
7511 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic tensor field torpedos.”
7512
7513 “What about our immolating plasma charges?”
7514
7515 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic tensor field rays.”
7516
7517 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic electron lances?”
7518
7519 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with long range destabilizer warheads.”
7520
7521 “Did we not have atomic warp caltrops to counter with?”
7522
7523 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing wavelet clusters.”
7524
7525 “So we responded with our superconducting electron caltrops, I presume?”
7526
7527 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum destabilizer caltrops.”
7528
7529 “But we had armor-piercing tensor field missiles, didn't we?”
7530
7531 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic destabilizer lances.”
7532
7533 “Surely our supersymmetric plasma blasters would be able to fend those off.”
7534
7535 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided napalm missiles.”
7536
7537 “Did we not have non-commutative compression charges to counter with?”
7538
7539 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged gluon charges.”
7540
7541 “So we responded with our positronic hyperbole warheads, I presume?”
7542
7543 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destructo caltrops.”
7544
7545 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic hyperbole missiles?”
7546
7547 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had stealth tensor field rays.”
7548
7549 “What about our superconducting disruptor caltrops?”
7550
7551 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destabilizer missiles.”
7552
7553 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative wavelet lasers?”
7554
7555 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with atomic napalm lances.”
7556
7557 “Were we not equipped with long range napalm clusters?”
7558
7559 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative electron torpedos.”
7560
7561 “Surely our subatomic tachyon beams would be able to fend those off.”
7562
7563 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative electron charges.”
7564
7565 “But we had combinatorial positron missiles, didn't we?”
7566
7567 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their composite tensor field rockets.”
7568
7569 “But we had atomic hyperbole caltrops, didn't we?”
7570
7571 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite hyperbole warheads.”
7572
7573 “What about our non-commutative laser charges?”
7574
7575 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their electro disruptor rockets.”
7576
7577 “Did we not have long range gluon clusters to counter with?”
7578
7579 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth tensor field charges.”
7580
7581 “What about our atomic tensor field caltrops?”
7582
7583 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial neutrino disruptors.”
7584
7585 “Surely our armor-piercing photon charges would be able to fend those off.”
7586
7587 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative compression bombs.”
7588
7589 “Surely our electro destabilizer lasers would be able to fend those off.”
7590
7591 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperbole lasers.”
7592
7593 “So we responded with our heat-seeking muon lances, I presume?”
7594
7595 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their long range hyperbole disruptors.”
7596
7597 “What about our subatomic hyperbole missiles?”
7598
7599 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic tensor field lances.”
7600
7601 “Did we not have guided wavelet grenades to counter with?”
7602
7603 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had non-commutative electron cannons.”
7604
7605 “What about our isomorphic disruptor cannons?”
7606
7607 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing graviton grenades.”
7608
7609 “But we had guided disruptor charges, didn't we?”
7610
7611 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their positronic tensor field rockets.”
7612
7613 “Did we not have non-commutative neutron bombs to counter with?”
7614
7615 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear neutrino torpedos.”
7616
7617 “But we had subatomic gluon charges, didn't we?”
7618
7619 “Of course! But it turned out they also had subatomic muon lances.”
7620
7621 “But we had non-commutative wavelet grenades, didn't we?”
7622
7623 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destabilizer torpedos.”
7624
7625 “So we responded with our electro electron charges, I presume?”
7626
7627 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic napalm bombs.”
7628
7629 “Did we not have positronic hyperbole grenades to counter with?”
7630
7631 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided tensor field cannons.”
7632
7633 “Did we not have non-commutative tensor field rockets to counter with?”
7634
7635 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating neutron blasters.”
7636
7637 “So we responded with our atomic wavelet charges, I presume?”
7638
7639 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range photon lances.”
7640
7641 “What about our immolating graviton caltrops?”
7642
7643 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their composite wavelet caltrops.”
7644
7645 “Were we not equipped with nuclear compression beams?”
7646
7647 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range tensor field disruptors.”
7648
7649 “What about our isomorphic destructo lances?”
7650
7651 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting laser charges.”
7652
7653 “But we had combinatorial wavelet beams, didn't we?”
7654
7655 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial hyperbole clusters.”
7656
7657 “Did we not have supersymmetric graviton clusters to counter with?”
7658
7659 “Yes! But it turned out they also had non-commutative frag warheads.”
7660
7661 “Did we not have non-commutative tensor field lasers to counter with?”
7662
7663 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their long range hyperbole beams.”
7664
7665 “But we had non-commutative destabilizer grenades, didn't we?”
7666
7667 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting gluon clusters.”
7668
7669 “Were we not equipped with long range hyperspace charges?”
7670
7671 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative destabilizer bombs.”
7672
7673 “Surely our supersymmetric assault warheads would be able to fend those off.”
7674
7675 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating tachyon charges.”
7676
7677 “But we had subatomic tensor field grenades, didn't we?”
7678
7679 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial neutrino grenades.”
7680
7681 “Were we not equipped with immolating graviton lasers?”
7682
7683 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking hyperbole disruptors.”
7684
7685 “Were we not equipped with superconducting destabilizer bombs?”
7686
7687 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic antimatter rays.”
7688
7689 “Did we not have non-commutative hyperbole bombs to counter with?”
7690
7691 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric wavelet charges.”
7692
7693 “But we had supersymmetric tachyon clusters, didn't we?”
7694
7695 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative warp missiles.”
7696
7697 “But we had superconducting wavelet charges, didn't we?”
7698
7699 “Of course! But it turned out they also had combinatorial laser torpedos.”
7700
7701 “Surely our supercharged tachyon charges would be able to fend those off.”
7702
7703 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric destructo cannons.”
7704
7705 “Did we not have quantum compression charges to counter with?”
7706
7707 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range hyperbole bombs.”
7708
7709 “So we responded with our subatomic frag charges, I presume?”
7710
7711 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic neutrino caltrops.”
7712
7713 “What about our non-commutative antimatter missiles?”
7714
7715 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had supercharged gluon lances.”
7716
7717 “What about our atomic graviton caltrops?”
7718
7719 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their quantum muon caltrops.”
7720
7721 “Were we not equipped with immolating gluon rockets?”
7722
7723 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative wavelet clusters.”
7724
7725 “Did we not have electro destabilizer charges to counter with?”
7726
7727 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with composite frag caltrops.”
7728
7729 “But we had combinatorial electron warheads, didn't we?”
7730
7731 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had immolating tachyon rockets.”
7732
7733 “But we had nuclear tensor field torpedos, didn't we?”
7734
7735 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative neutrino blasters.”
7736
7737 “But we had atomic tachyon charges, didn't we?”
7738
7739 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destabilizer beams.”
7740
7741 “Did we not have electro tachyon grenades to counter with?”
7742
7743 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing tensor field caltrops.”
7744
7745 “Were we not equipped with guided napalm lances?”
7746
7747 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric destabilizer cannons.”
7748
7749 “But we had positronic muon clusters, didn't we?”
7750
7751 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided destabilizer caltrops.”
7752
7753 “Were we not equipped with immolating disruptor blasters?”
7754
7755 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric positron charges.”
7756
7757 “But we had combinatorial wavelet blasters, didn't we?”
7758
7759 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic muon rays.”
7760
7761 “Were we not equipped with superconducting electron clusters?”
7762
7763 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth hyperbole rays.”
7764
7765 “So we responded with our atomic tachyon bombs, I presume?”
7766
7767 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial positron blasters.”
7768
7769 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic destructo torpedos?”
7770
7771 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear antimatter caltrops.”
7772
7773 “Surely our immolating tachyon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
7774
7775 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their electro graviton lances.”
7776
7777 “Surely our superconducting tachyon rays would be able to fend those off.”
7778
7779 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear photon caltrops.”
7780
7781 “Surely our quantum frag charges would be able to fend those off.”
7782
7783 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic hyperbole bombs.”
7784
7785 “What about our non-commutative destructo bombs?”
7786
7787 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite napalm caltrops.”
7788
7789 “But we had non-commutative disruptor warheads, didn't we?”
7790
7791 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had isomorphic assault rays.”
7792
7793 “Surely our combinatorial photon beams would be able to fend those off.”
7794
7795 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative electron grenades.”
7796
7797 “Did we not have superconducting napalm rays to counter with?”
7798
7799 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear hyperbole lasers.”
7800
7801 “But we had guided assault grenades, didn't we?”
7802
7803 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic warp rockets.”
7804
7805 “But we had non-commutative compression lances, didn't we?”
7806
7807 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic tensor field warheads.”
7808
7809 “Surely our non-commutative graviton beams would be able to fend those off.”
7810
7811 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro hyperspace caltrops.”
7812
7813 “Surely our long range muon charges would be able to fend those off.”
7814
7815 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their composite disruptor grenades.”
7816
7817 “Surely our combinatorial photon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
7818
7819 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative warp disruptors.”
7820
7821 “Did we not have combinatorial frag rockets to counter with?”
7822
7823 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth antimatter clusters.”
7824
7825 “Surely our non-commutative assault blasters would be able to fend those off.”
7826
7827 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tachyon grenades.”
7828
7829 “Did we not have isomorphic frag caltrops to counter with?”
7830
7831 “Yes! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric tensor field bombs.”
7832
7833 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative destructo blasters?”
7834
7835 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric tensor field clusters.”
7836
7837 “What about our quantum warp charges?”
7838
7839 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had isomorphic compression caltrops.”
7840
7841 “Were we not equipped with electro frag clusters?”
7842
7843 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative compression caltrops.”
7844
7845 “Did we not have isomorphic graviton clusters to counter with?”
7846
7847 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear napalm cannons.”
7848
7849 “Were we not equipped with long range electron warheads?”
7850
7851 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial compression disruptors.”
7852
7853 “So we responded with our non-commutative graviton lances, I presume?”
7854
7855 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with immolating laser rockets.”
7856
7857 “But we had immolating frag rays, didn't we?”
7858
7859 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial muon rockets.”
7860
7861 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic gluon blasters?”
7862
7863 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear muon charges.”
7864
7865 “What about our combinatorial laser rays?”
7866
7867 “Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had immolating antimatter rays.”
7868
7869 “Did we not have positronic disruptor warheads to counter with?”
7870
7871 “Of course! But it turned out they also had composite disruptor clusters.”
7872
7873 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing napalm grenades?”
7874
7875 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro plasma charges.”
7876
7877 “What about our quantum tachyon caltrops?”
7878
7879 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged tachyon grenades.”
7880
7881 “So we responded with our guided hyperbole lasers, I presume?”
7882
7883 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial destructo torpedos.”
7884
7885 “So we responded with our positronic tensor field grenades, I presume?”
7886
7887 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their electro neutron caltrops.”
7888
7889 “Surely our composite compression rockets would be able to fend those off.”
7890
7891 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided compression lances.”
7892
7893 “But we had non-commutative tachyon rockets, didn't we?”
7894
7895 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear plasma charges.”
7896
7897 “Were we not equipped with quantum antimatter charges?”
7898
7899 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial electron torpedos.”
7900
7901 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic napalm charges?”
7902
7903 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their immolating muon lances.”
7904
7905 “What about our composite hyperbole rockets?”
7906
7907 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating gluon blasters.”
7908
7909 “So we responded with our electro tensor field lasers, I presume?”
7910
7911 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutrino charges.”
7912
7913 “Did we not have non-commutative positron disruptors to counter with?”
7914
7915 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric disruptor charges.”
7916
7917 “So we responded with our long range laser charges, I presume?”
7918
7919 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth destabilizer rockets.”
7920
7921 “So we responded with our non-commutative hyperbole torpedos, I presume?”
7922
7923 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing hyperspace warheads.”
7924
7925 “What about our non-commutative positron beams?”
7926
7927 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking gluon caltrops.”
7928
7929 “Were we not equipped with long range neutron beams?”
7930
7931 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating tensor field rockets.”
7932
7933 “But we had positronic assault clusters, didn't we?”
7934
7935 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric neutrino caltrops.”
7936
7937 “But we had immolating electron lasers, didn't we?”
7938
7939 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had combinatorial gluon missiles.”
7940
7941 “Did we not have quantum destabilizer charges to counter with?”
7942
7943 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had combinatorial hyperbole rockets.”
7944
7945 “What about our combinatorial neutrino lances?”
7946
7947 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had immolating photon charges.”
7948
7949 “So we responded with our isomorphic destabilizer caltrops, I presume?”
7950
7951 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged compression bombs.”
7952
7953 “Did we not have long range compression grenades to counter with?”
7954
7955 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative disruptor lances.”
7956
7957 “So we responded with our armor-piercing graviton charges, I presume?”
7958
7959 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had immolating laser caltrops.”
7960
7961 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial frag warheads?”
7962
7963 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear tensor field lasers.”
7964
7965 “Surely our immolating hyperbole charges would be able to fend those off.”
7966
7967 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative wavelet missiles.”
7968
7969 “What about our supercharged disruptor clusters?”
7970
7971 “We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative gluon torpedos.”
7972
7973 “Surely our isomorphic hyperbole disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
7974
7975 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic hyperbole beams.”
7976
7977 “What about our nuclear compression grenades?”
7978
7979 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their immolating compression disruptors.”
7980
7981 “Surely our isomorphic muon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
7982
7983 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided gluon clusters.”
7984
7985 “So we responded with our immolating tensor field caltrops, I presume?”
7986
7987 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had electro tachyon missiles.”
7988
7989 “Did we not have non-commutative disruptor caltrops to counter with?”
7990
7991 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial warp torpedos.”
7992
7993 “What about our composite laser grenades?”
7994
7995 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial positron clusters.”
7996
7997 “Did we not have isomorphic tachyon cannons to counter with?”
7998
7999 “In spades! But it turned out they also had atomic laser clusters.”
8000
8001 “So we responded with our non-commutative antimatter grenades, I presume?”
8002
8003 “Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing hyperbole rays.”
8004
8005 “So we responded with our heat-seeking napalm blasters, I presume?”
8006
8007 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear destabilizer caltrops.”
8008
8009 “So we responded with our combinatorial napalm rays, I presume?”
8010
8011 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative hyperbole charges.”
8012
8013 “What about our combinatorial destructo rockets?”
8014
8015 “We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative photon rockets.”
8016
8017 “But we had immolating gluon bombs, didn't we?”
8018
8019 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with guided muon grenades.”
8020
8021 “Did we not have combinatorial compression warheads to counter with?”
8022
8023 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic tensor field grenades.”
8024
8025 “But we had atomic napalm caltrops, didn't we?”
8026
8027 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative disruptor beams.”
8028
8029 “Did we not have nuclear neutrino rockets to counter with?”
8030
8031 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative warp cannons.”
8032
8033 “But we had electro hyperbole rays, didn't we?”
8034
8035 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with guided napalm disruptors.”
8036
8037 “What about our heat-seeking positron caltrops?”
8038
8039 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic hyperbole blasters.”
8040
8041 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric hyperbole rays?”
8042
8043 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic warp charges.”
8044
8045 “Did we not have isomorphic laser lances to counter with?”
8046
8047 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating tensor field torpedos.”
8048
8049 “Surely our atomic destabilizer missiles would be able to fend those off.”
8050
8051 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth warp lances.”
8052
8053 “Did we not have non-commutative tensor field clusters to counter with?”
8054
8055 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their composite tensor field bombs.”
8056
8057 “What about our long range positron caltrops?”
8058
8059 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial electron beams.”
8060
8061 “Surely our isomorphic gluon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
8062
8063 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum wavelet lances.”
8064
8065 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing graviton warheads?”
8066
8067 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear tensor field warheads.”
8068
8069 “What about our non-commutative frag charges?”
8070
8071 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had immolating plasma blasters.”
8072
8073 “Were we not equipped with stealth electron grenades?”
8074
8075 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro assault beams.”
8076
8077 “Did we not have non-commutative neutrino lasers to counter with?”
8078
8079 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum frag clusters.”
8080
8081 “What about our superconducting assault caltrops?”
8082
8083 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic tensor field charges.”
8084
8085 “But we had positronic plasma grenades, didn't we?”
8086
8087 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had long range laser grenades.”
8088
8089 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial warp disruptors?”
8090
8091 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative hyperbole cannons.”
8092
8093 “Were we not equipped with subatomic electron rockets?”
8094
8095 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing hyperbole rockets.”
8096
8097 “Surely our combinatorial hyperbole blasters would be able to fend those off.”
8098
8099 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range plasma charges.”
8100
8101 “Did we not have composite antimatter caltrops to counter with?”
8102
8103 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic destructo blasters.”
8104
8105 “So we responded with our combinatorial muon cannons, I presume?”
8106
8107 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range destructo caltrops.”
8108
8109 “Surely our non-commutative tachyon lances would be able to fend those off.”
8110
8111 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic napalm charges.”
8112
8113 “But we had positronic napalm caltrops, didn't we?”
8114
8115 “Yes! But it turned out they also had immolating warp caltrops.”
8116
8117 “Did we not have immolating laser missiles to counter with?”
8118
8119 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking tensor field blasters.”
8120
8121 “So we responded with our isomorphic antimatter warheads, I presume?”
8122
8123 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic photon lasers.”
8124
8125 “What about our electro tensor field charges?”
8126
8127 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tachyon rays.”
8128
8129 “Surely our quantum tensor field lances would be able to fend those off.”
8130
8131 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged destructo caltrops.”
8132
8133 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial compression blasters?”
8134
8135 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic destabilizer blasters.”
8136
8137 “So we responded with our nuclear hyperbole bombs, I presume?”
8138
8139 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic hyperbole missiles.”
8140
8141 “Surely our combinatorial assault blasters would be able to fend those off.”
8142
8143 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing assault charges.”
8144
8145 “So we responded with our heat-seeking compression caltrops, I presume?”
8146
8147 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with immolating hyperspace cannons.”
8148
8149 “So we responded with our isomorphic plasma grenades, I presume?”
8150
8151 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged destabilizer disruptors.”
8152
8153 “But we had guided destabilizer bombs, didn't we?”
8154
8155 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing warp grenades.”
8156
8157 “Surely our supersymmetric napalm clusters would be able to fend those off.”
8158
8159 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating frag charges.”
8160
8161 “But we had immolating neutron disruptors, didn't we?”
8162
8163 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial frag grenades.”
8164
8165 “Were we not equipped with supercharged plasma lances?”
8166
8167 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric neutron caltrops.”
8168
8169 “What about our quantum hyperbole lasers?”
8170
8171 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their quantum warp clusters.”
8172
8173 “Did we not have immolating frag grenades to counter with?”
8174
8175 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative muon cannons.”
8176
8177 “Were we not equipped with composite hyperbole caltrops?”
8178
8179 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking plasma charges.”
8180
8181 “But we had non-commutative destabilizer lasers, didn't we?”
8182
8183 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing tensor field warheads.”
8184
8185 “What about our combinatorial destructo grenades?”
8186
8187 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative antimatter beams.”
8188
8189 “What about our long range frag clusters?”
8190
8191 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had non-commutative muon warheads.”
8192
8193 “Surely our atomic disruptor charges would be able to fend those off.”
8194
8195 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating warp bombs.”
8196
8197 “So we responded with our nuclear graviton clusters, I presume?”
8198
8199 “Of course! But it turned out they also had isomorphic tensor field rockets.”
8200
8201 “But we had combinatorial frag torpedos, didn't we?”
8202
8203 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with long range neutrino warheads.”
8204
8205 “Surely our non-commutative antimatter clusters would be able to fend those off.”
8206
8207 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their electro graviton beams.”
8208
8209 “But we had electro neutrino lasers, didn't we?”
8210
8211 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic neutrino missiles.”
8212
8213 “Were we not equipped with composite laser clusters?”
8214
8215 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with atomic frag charges.”
8216
8217 “Did we not have guided tensor field rockets to counter with?”
8218
8219 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with positronic compression lasers.”
8220
8221 “What about our non-commutative electron rockets?”
8222
8223 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had combinatorial photon missiles.”
8224
8225 “Did we not have nuclear photon grenades to counter with?”
8226
8227 “In spades! However, they counter-attacked with quantum tensor field charges.”
8228
8229 “But we had supersymmetric plasma clusters, didn't we?”
8230
8231 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their long range warp charges.”
8232
8233 “So we responded with our subatomic destabilizer warheads, I presume?”
8234
8235 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking neutron caltrops.”
8236
8237 “So we responded with our subatomic plasma caltrops, I presume?”
8238
8239 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo caltrops.”
8240
8241 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative electron disruptors?”
8242
8243 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear warp charges.”
8244
8245 “But we had immolating warp rays, didn't we?”
8246
8247 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their positronic graviton caltrops.”
8248
8249 “What about our electro electron grenades?”
8250
8251 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum neutrino grenades.”
8252
8253 “But we had immolating frag warheads, didn't we?”
8254
8255 “Of course! But it turned out they also had combinatorial tensor field bombs.”
8256
8257 “Surely our heat-seeking napalm warheads would be able to fend those off.”
8258
8259 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing destructo caltrops.”
8260
8261 “Surely our non-commutative muon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
8262
8263 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial tensor field rays.”
8264
8265 “Did we not have electro disruptor caltrops to counter with?”
8266
8267 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial positron grenades.”
8268
8269 “But we had supercharged hyperbole grenades, didn't we?”
8270
8271 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth hyperbole disruptors.”
8272
8273 “But we had non-commutative hyperspace missiles, didn't we?”
8274
8275 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite positron caltrops.”
8276
8277 “Surely our combinatorial neutron lasers would be able to fend those off.”
8278
8279 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their electro electron cannons.”
8280
8281 “Were we not equipped with nuclear compression blasters?”
8282
8283 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their composite plasma caltrops.”
8284
8285 “So we responded with our isomorphic wavelet lances, I presume?”
8286
8287 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic assault disruptors.”
8288
8289 “Surely our combinatorial photon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
8290
8291 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth frag charges.”
8292
8293 “What about our non-commutative plasma warheads?”
8294
8295 “That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic graviton caltrops.”
8296
8297 “Were we not equipped with supercharged napalm bombs?”
8298
8299 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic muon charges.”
8300
8301 “But we had heat-seeking destabilizer grenades, didn't we?”
8302
8303 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their immolating napalm grenades.”
8304
8305 “Did we not have combinatorial destructo lasers to counter with?”
8306
8307 “In spades! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric assault cannons.”
8308
8309 “Did we not have combinatorial tachyon rockets to counter with?”
8310
8311 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic tensor field lasers.”
8312
8313 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial wavelet charges?”
8314
8315 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with guided electron caltrops.”
8316
8317 “Surely our non-commutative graviton disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
8318
8319 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided neutron caltrops.”
8320
8321 “So we responded with our supercharged laser charges, I presume?”
8322
8323 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative destructo lasers.”
8324
8325 “Surely our heat-seeking muon caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
8326
8327 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating assault cannons.”
8328
8329 “What about our quantum electron caltrops?”
8330
8331 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear hyperspace charges.”
8332
8333 “Surely our guided warp clusters would be able to fend those off.”
8334
8335 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic tachyon lasers.”
8336
8337 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative positron rays?”
8338
8339 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing tensor field torpedos.”
8340
8341 “Surely our immolating hyperbole rockets would be able to fend those off.”
8342
8343 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite neutron grenades.”
8344
8345 “Surely our combinatorial hyperbole lances would be able to fend those off.”
8346
8347 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic positron grenades.”
8348
8349 “Did we not have supercharged warp clusters to counter with?”
8350
8351 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative antimatter lances.”
8352
8353 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic muon disruptors?”
8354
8355 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperbole bombs.”
8356
8357 “Were we not equipped with long range disruptor charges?”
8358
8359 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their electro hyperspace charges.”
8360
8361 “But we had isomorphic hyperspace blasters, didn't we?”
8362
8363 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative hyperspace rockets.”
8364
8365 “So we responded with our non-commutative tensor field disruptors, I presume?”
8366
8367 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with long range napalm grenades.”
8368
8369 “Surely our positronic wavelet grenades would be able to fend those off.”
8370
8371 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear assault charges.”
8372
8373 “Surely our quantum wavelet clusters would be able to fend those off.”
8374
8375 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative muon caltrops.”
8376
8377 “But we had supercharged destabilizer lasers, didn't we?”
8378
8379 “Of course! But it turned out they also had combinatorial tachyon warheads.”
8380
8381 “Surely our armor-piercing neutron grenades would be able to fend those off.”
8382
8383 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear hyperspace lances.”
8384
8385 “What about our isomorphic graviton cannons?”
8386
8387 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting neutrino caltrops.”
8388
8389 “Surely our positronic neutrino warheads would be able to fend those off.”
8390
8391 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative compression cannons.”
8392
8393 “What about our isomorphic positron caltrops?”
8394
8395 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic tensor field beams.”
8396
8397 “Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperbole cannons?”
8398
8399 “Of course! But it turned out they also had composite neutron caltrops.”
8400
8401 “But we had electro warp torpedos, didn't we?”
8402
8403 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite muon caltrops.”
8404
8405 “Surely our non-commutative graviton missiles would be able to fend those off.”
8406
8407 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had guided neutrino warheads.”
8408
8409 “Did we not have nuclear antimatter charges to counter with?”
8410
8411 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with immolating wavelet missiles.”
8412
8413 “Did we not have electro antimatter bombs to counter with?”
8414
8415 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting tensor field bombs.”
8416
8417 “Surely our quantum assault charges would be able to fend those off.”
8418
8419 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with guided destabilizer lasers.”
8420
8421 “Surely our superconducting photon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
8422
8423 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial compression rays.”
8424
8425 “Were we not equipped with long range hyperbole lances?”
8426
8427 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative laser blasters.”
8428
8429 “So we responded with our composite assault charges, I presume?”
8430
8431 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their long range electron caltrops.”
8432
8433 “Did we not have stealth destructo grenades to counter with?”
8434
8435 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with immolating neutrino warheads.”
8436
8437 “Did we not have isomorphic neutrino rays to counter with?”
8438
8439 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric warp charges.”
8440
8441 “Surely our stealth disruptor clusters would be able to fend those off.”
8442
8443 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating warp lances.”
8444
8445 “But we had supercharged positron clusters, didn't we?”
8446
8447 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic gluon bombs.”
8448
8449 “What about our isomorphic hyperbole blasters?”
8450
8451 “Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic tensor field disruptors.”
8452
8453 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric compression grenades?”
8454
8455 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic neutrino charges.”
8456
8457 “What about our composite wavelet clusters?”
8458
8459 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their guided tensor field caltrops.”
8460
8461 “Did we not have guided frag charges to counter with?”
8462
8463 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic laser disruptors.”
8464
8465 “But we had quantum antimatter caltrops, didn't we?”
8466
8467 “Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged disruptor charges.”
8468
8469 “Did we not have positronic hyperbole beams to counter with?”
8470
8471 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had immolating neutron missiles.”
8472
8473 “Did we not have supersymmetric plasma charges to counter with?”
8474
8475 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their immolating wavelet clusters.”
8476
8477 “What about our supersymmetric antimatter blasters?”
8478
8479 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic photon beams.”
8480
8481 “Were we not equipped with electro tensor field missiles?”
8482
8483 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating antimatter charges.”
8484
8485 “So we responded with our immolating hyperbole bombs, I presume?”
8486
8487 “Of course! But it turned out they also had combinatorial muon blasters.”
8488
8489 “Were we not equipped with nuclear hyperbole beams?”
8490
8491 “In spades! But it turned out they also had subatomic laser charges.”
8492
8493 “Surely our electro warp beams would be able to fend those off.”
8494
8495 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with electro electron disruptors.”
8496
8497 “Did we not have electro napalm torpedos to counter with?”
8498
8499 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing photon clusters.”
8500
8501 “So we responded with our isomorphic muon rays, I presume?”
8502
8503 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative positron cannons.”
8504
8505 “But we had isomorphic tensor field lasers, didn't we?”
8506
8507 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing gluon caltrops.”
8508
8509 “So we responded with our supercharged napalm lances, I presume?”
8510
8511 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting gluon warheads.”
8512
8513 “Surely our combinatorial laser cannons would be able to fend those off.”
8514
8515 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their immolating tensor field warheads.”
8516
8517 “So we responded with our combinatorial hyperbole beams, I presume?”
8518
8519 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their immolating destructo blasters.”
8520
8521 “But we had quantum photon caltrops, didn't we?”
8522
8523 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite tensor field lances.”
8524
8525 “Did we not have isomorphic warp caltrops to counter with?”
8526
8527 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth electron charges.”
8528
8529 “Were we not equipped with immolating napalm lasers?”
8530
8531 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic wavelet caltrops.”
8532
8533 “What about our heat-seeking compression charges?”
8534
8535 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic hyperbole rays.”
8536
8537 “Did we not have quantum plasma caltrops to counter with?”
8538
8539 “Of course! But it turned out they also had quantum electron charges.”
8540
8541 “So we responded with our quantum hyperbole rockets, I presume?”
8542
8543 “Yes! But it turned out they also had combinatorial neutron blasters.”
8544
8545 “Did we not have supersymmetric compression lances to counter with?”
8546
8547 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic assault caltrops.”
8548
8549 “So we responded with our supersymmetric hyperspace charges, I presume?”
8550
8551 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic hyperbole charges.”
8552
8553 “Did we not have positronic plasma clusters to counter with?”
8554
8555 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had non-commutative hyperbole lasers.”
8556
8557 “What about our isomorphic tachyon charges?”
8558
8559 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic photon blasters.”
8560
8561 “Were we not equipped with positronic assault warheads?”
8562
8563 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative muon missiles.”
8564
8565 “But we had composite hyperbole blasters, didn't we?”
8566
8567 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial neutrino charges.”
8568
8569 “But we had long range photon charges, didn't we?”
8570
8571 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic napalm lances.”
8572
8573 “Did we not have stealth wavelet caltrops to counter with?”
8574
8575 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic compression lasers.”
8576
8577 “Did we not have nuclear napalm bombs to counter with?”
8578
8579 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum hyperspace clusters.”
8580
8581 “What about our combinatorial tensor field lasers?”
8582
8583 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their immolating graviton rockets.”
8584
8585 “Surely our electro gluon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
8586
8587 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial laser warheads.”
8588
8589 “So we responded with our nuclear antimatter clusters, I presume?”
8590
8591 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting tachyon caltrops.”
8592
8593 “But we had atomic graviton charges, didn't we?”
8594
8595 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite hyperspace caltrops.”
8596
8597 “But we had quantum neutron charges, didn't we?”
8598
8599 “In spades! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking muon charges.”
8600
8601 “But we had heat-seeking laser caltrops, didn't we?”
8602
8603 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their guided tensor field charges.”
8604
8605 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative warp caltrops?”
8606
8607 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic destructo caltrops.”
8608
8609 “Surely our quantum neutrino charges would be able to fend those off.”
8610
8611 “Yes! But it turned out they also had immolating disruptor charges.”
8612
8613 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing graviton clusters?”
8614
8615 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating tachyon lances.”
8616
8617 “So we responded with our superconducting destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
8618
8619 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting tensor field rockets.”
8620
8621 “Were we not equipped with guided antimatter clusters?”
8622
8623 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged hyperbole blasters.”
8624
8625 “So we responded with our guided neutron warheads, I presume?”
8626
8627 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had non-commutative tachyon cannons.”
8628
8629 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative disruptor rockets?”
8630
8631 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had guided destructo caltrops.”
8632
8633 “But we had supersymmetric hyperbole disruptors, didn't we?”
8634
8635 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic neutrino warheads.”
8636
8637 “So we responded with our electro tachyon charges, I presume?”
8638
8639 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting tensor field cannons.”
8640
8641 “Surely our immolating assault bombs would be able to fend those off.”
8642
8643 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their electro tachyon cannons.”
8644
8645 “Surely our isomorphic assault caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
8646
8647 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum neutrino warheads.”
8648
8649 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic warp bombs?”
8650
8651 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their quantum compression caltrops.”
8652
8653 “What about our supersymmetric disruptor blasters?”
8654
8655 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their composite napalm charges.”
8656
8657 “Did we not have electro muon lasers to counter with?”
8658
8659 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had composite graviton caltrops.”
8660
8661 “But we had combinatorial antimatter rockets, didn't we?”
8662
8663 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic tachyon rockets.”
8664
8665 “Did we not have immolating plasma caltrops to counter with?”
8666
8667 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting antimatter charges.”
8668
8669 “So we responded with our supersymmetric graviton charges, I presume?”
8670
8671 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with positronic assault charges.”
8672
8673 “So we responded with our non-commutative destabilizer rockets, I presume?”
8674
8675 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range destabilizer lances.”
8676
8677 “Surely our electro tensor field lances would be able to fend those off.”
8678
8679 “Of course! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric destabilizer missiles.”
8680
8681 “Surely our supercharged neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
8682
8683 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite gluon clusters.”
8684
8685 “What about our supersymmetric assault caltrops?”
8686
8687 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric laser grenades.”
8688
8689 “Did we not have guided electron charges to counter with?”
8690
8691 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial wavelet lasers.”
8692
8693 “Surely our subatomic destabilizer missiles would be able to fend those off.”
8694
8695 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had subatomic antimatter caltrops.”
8696
8697 “What about our supercharged muon charges?”
8698
8699 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro tensor field clusters.”
8700
8701 “What about our composite napalm disruptors?”
8702
8703 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing napalm disruptors.”
8704
8705 “What about our supersymmetric gluon warheads?”
8706
8707 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic photon grenades.”
8708
8709 “Surely our non-commutative hyperspace warheads would be able to fend those off.”
8710
8711 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial neutron rays.”
8712
8713 “What about our electro napalm charges?”
8714
8715 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative antimatter disruptors.”
8716
8717 “Did we not have non-commutative neutrino lances to counter with?”
8718
8719 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth compression clusters.”
8720
8721 “But we had combinatorial tensor field warheads, didn't we?”
8722
8723 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking photon charges.”
8724
8725 “So we responded with our electro positron torpedos, I presume?”
8726
8727 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their positronic graviton charges.”
8728
8729 “Did we not have stealth destabilizer grenades to counter with?”
8730
8731 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear positron caltrops.”
8732
8733 “What about our isomorphic hyperbole clusters?”
8734
8735 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial napalm grenades.”
8736
8737 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking photon warheads?”
8738
8739 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutron caltrops.”
8740
8741 “But we had quantum laser charges, didn't we?”
8742
8743 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with immolating photon caltrops.”
8744
8745 “What about our combinatorial frag disruptors?”
8746
8747 “That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative neutrino rockets.”
8748
8749 “Did we not have subatomic assault warheads to counter with?”
8750
8751 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing compression charges.”
8752
8753 “Surely our superconducting plasma caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
8754
8755 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had isomorphic gluon warheads.”
8756
8757 “Surely our subatomic napalm cannons would be able to fend those off.”
8758
8759 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro wavelet lasers.”
8760
8761 “Did we not have non-commutative napalm lasers to counter with?”
8762
8763 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their guided disruptor grenades.”
8764
8765 “Surely our guided neutron charges would be able to fend those off.”
8766
8767 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial electron bombs.”
8768
8769 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial compression caltrops?”
8770
8771 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial hyperspace bombs.”
8772
8773 “Surely our supercharged hyperbole lances would be able to fend those off.”
8774
8775 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting compression grenades.”
8776
8777 “What about our non-commutative gluon missiles?”
8778
8779 “Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial neutrino missiles.”
8780
8781 “Surely our subatomic tensor field rays would be able to fend those off.”
8782
8783 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic hyperbole cannons.”
8784
8785 “Did we not have subatomic neutron grenades to counter with?”
8786
8787 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial hyperbole warheads.”
8788
8789 “But we had combinatorial muon lasers, didn't we?”
8790
8791 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating positron rockets.”
8792
8793 “So we responded with our atomic positron clusters, I presume?”
8794
8795 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic plasma clusters.”
8796
8797 “So we responded with our nuclear neutrino charges, I presume?”
8798
8799 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic assault charges.”
8800
8801 “Were we not equipped with long range compression clusters?”
8802
8803 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had isomorphic wavelet disruptors.”
8804
8805 “But we had supercharged tensor field lances, didn't we?”
8806
8807 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic antimatter grenades.”
8808
8809 “Surely our positronic tachyon warheads would be able to fend those off.”
8810
8811 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative electron warheads.”
8812
8813 “Surely our combinatorial positron warheads would be able to fend those off.”
8814
8815 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric destabilizer lances.”
8816
8817 “So we responded with our isomorphic laser rays, I presume?”
8818
8819 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged napalm missiles.”
8820
8821 “So we responded with our superconducting hyperbole disruptors, I presume?”
8822
8823 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking hyperbole rockets.”
8824
8825 “Were we not equipped with armor-piercing napalm warheads?”
8826
8827 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking hyperbole beams.”
8828
8829 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial assault rockets?”
8830
8831 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting hyperbole lances.”
8832
8833 “What about our non-commutative frag bombs?”
8834
8835 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric warp clusters.”
8836
8837 “So we responded with our non-commutative hyperbole grenades, I presume?”
8838
8839 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial graviton disruptors.”
8840
8841 “What about our immolating plasma clusters?”
8842
8843 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destabilizer grenades.”
8844
8845 “Did we not have armor-piercing photon caltrops to counter with?”
8846
8847 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial antimatter cannons.”
8848
8849 “Did we not have isomorphic hyperbole grenades to counter with?”
8850
8851 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth muon caltrops.”
8852
8853 “Were we not equipped with superconducting compression charges?”
8854
8855 “In spades! But it turned out they also had non-commutative laser rays.”
8856
8857 “So we responded with our long range graviton caltrops, I presume?”
8858
8859 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their electro neutron bombs.”
8860
8861 “Surely our composite tensor field clusters would be able to fend those off.”
8862
8863 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth destructo clusters.”
8864
8865 “Did we not have isomorphic assault lasers to counter with?”
8866
8867 “Of course! But it turned out they also had non-commutative gluon grenades.”
8868
8869 “What about our electro hyperbole cannons?”
8870
8871 “Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged destabilizer cannons.”
8872
8873 “Surely our armor-piercing positron caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
8874
8875 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite hyperbole cannons.”
8876
8877 “What about our immolating graviton warheads?”
8878
8879 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their guided antimatter warheads.”
8880
8881 “But we had isomorphic neutron cannons, didn't we?”
8882
8883 “Yes! But it turned out they also had atomic muon clusters.”
8884
8885 “So we responded with our nuclear wavelet charges, I presume?”
8886
8887 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had combinatorial destabilizer warheads.”
8888
8889 “But we had isomorphic tachyon blasters, didn't we?”
8890
8891 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged positron caltrops.”
8892
8893 “What about our isomorphic antimatter charges?”
8894
8895 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro gluon caltrops.”
8896
8897 “What about our stealth destabilizer disruptors?”
8898
8899 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their guided tensor field beams.”
8900
8901 “So we responded with our combinatorial hyperspace charges, I presume?”
8902
8903 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range tachyon grenades.”
8904
8905 “So we responded with our composite compression charges, I presume?”
8906
8907 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking electron torpedos.”
8908
8909 “Were we not equipped with quantum destabilizer rockets?”
8910
8911 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting hyperbole rockets.”
8912
8913 “Did we not have electro destabilizer rockets to counter with?”
8914
8915 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic gluon grenades.”
8916
8917 “Did we not have combinatorial disruptor torpedos to counter with?”
8918
8919 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic wavelet torpedos.”
8920
8921 “Surely our electro disruptor missiles would be able to fend those off.”
8922
8923 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting tensor field beams.”
8924
8925 “What about our non-commutative tensor field beams?”
8926
8927 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum compression lasers.”
8928
8929 “Surely our non-commutative antimatter rays would be able to fend those off.”
8930
8931 “Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic disruptor blasters.”
8932
8933 “What about our armor-piercing tensor field beams?”
8934
8935 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative wavelet disruptors.”
8936
8937 “Surely our non-commutative graviton rockets would be able to fend those off.”
8938
8939 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their stealth disruptor charges.”
8940
8941 “Were we not equipped with positronic neutron clusters?”
8942
8943 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear destabilizer rays.”
8944
8945 “Were we not equipped with stealth warp grenades?”
8946
8947 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear electron caltrops.”
8948
8949 “Surely our positronic destructo warheads would be able to fend those off.”
8950
8951 “Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial graviton warheads.”
8952
8953 “Did we not have composite hyperspace clusters to counter with?”
8954
8955 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic frag clusters.”
8956
8957 “Were we not equipped with supersymmetric frag torpedos?”
8958
8959 “In spades! But it turned out they also had non-commutative tachyon charges.”
8960
8961 “What about our nuclear photon charges?”
8962
8963 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric muon caltrops.”
8964
8965 “Surely our quantum hyperbole lances would be able to fend those off.”
8966
8967 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic frag lasers.”
8968
8969 “But we had long range tensor field cannons, didn't we?”
8970
8971 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their electro compression lasers.”
8972
8973 “So we responded with our guided antimatter charges, I presume?”
8974
8975 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their immolating neutrino cannons.”
8976
8977 “Were we not equipped with superconducting warp caltrops?”
8978
8979 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had isomorphic destructo lasers.”
8980
8981 “Were we not equipped with subatomic wavelet charges?”
8982
8983 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting napalm cannons.”
8984
8985 “But we had positronic muon grenades, didn't we?”
8986
8987 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic neutron beams.”
8988
8989 “Did we not have combinatorial tachyon lasers to counter with?”
8990
8991 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic neutron charges.”
8992
8993 “Did we not have supercharged hyperbole torpedos to counter with?”
8994
8995 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum hyperbole beams.”
8996
8997 “Were we not equipped with atomic wavelet blasters?”
8998
8999 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic graviton caltrops.”
9000
9001 “What about our stealth napalm bombs?”
9002
9003 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their electro napalm lasers.”
9004
9005 “Surely our immolating graviton blasters would be able to fend those off.”
9006
9007 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their immolating assault warheads.”
9008
9009 “So we responded with our combinatorial destabilizer lances, I presume?”
9010
9011 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their guided hyperbole bombs.”
9012
9013 “What about our immolating wavelet bombs?”
9014
9015 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum muon warheads.”
9016
9017 “Were we not equipped with immolating neutrino caltrops?”
9018
9019 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic graviton disruptors.”
9020
9021 “What about our supercharged tensor field warheads?”
9022
9023 “Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro graviton caltrops.”
9024
9025 “What about our isomorphic napalm missiles?”
9026
9027 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had atomic hyperbole beams.”
9028
9029 “But we had isomorphic assault lances, didn't we?”
9030
9031 “In spades! But it turned out they also had long range frag charges.”
9032
9033 “But we had quantum tensor field bombs, didn't we?”
9034
9035 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite gluon caltrops.”
9036
9037 “What about our supersymmetric wavelet torpedos?”
9038
9039 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with composite tensor field lasers.”
9040
9041 “So we responded with our non-commutative antimatter lasers, I presume?”
9042
9043 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic tensor field rays.”
9044
9045 “Surely our non-commutative warp torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
9046
9047 “Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative neutron beams.”
9048
9049 “What about our quantum destabilizer lances?”
9050
9051 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic tensor field missiles.”
9052
9053 “What about our supercharged plasma charges?”
9054
9055 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite muon charges.”
9056
9057 “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking frag warheads?”
9058
9059 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged compression clusters.”
9060
9061 “Were we not equipped with guided hyperspace grenades?”
9062
9063 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperbole rays.”
9064
9065 “What about our electro photon clusters?”
9066
9067 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided tachyon rockets.”
9068
9069 “Surely our supersymmetric hyperspace blasters would be able to fend those off.”
9070
9071 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic photon caltrops.”
9072
9073 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative napalm blasters?”
9074
9075 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative destabilizer disruptors.”
9076
9077 “But we had non-commutative plasma lances, didn't we?”
9078
9079 “Yes! But it turned out they also had electro plasma missiles.”
9080
9081 “Surely our guided compression bombs would be able to fend those off.”
9082
9083 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth assault caltrops.”
9084
9085 “Did we not have superconducting hyperbole caltrops to counter with?”
9086
9087 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking tensor field warheads.”
9088
9089 “Did we not have quantum gluon clusters to counter with?”
9090
9091 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged plasma clusters.”
9092
9093 “Were we not equipped with superconducting destabilizer missiles?”
9094
9095 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial hyperspace beams.”
9096
9097 “Did we not have armor-piercing plasma caltrops to counter with?”
9098
9099 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their electro hyperbole warheads.”
9100
9101 “But we had positronic laser clusters, didn't we?”
9102
9103 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic hyperbole disruptors.”
9104
9105 “Surely our composite compression bombs would be able to fend those off.”
9106
9107 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial neutron clusters.”
9108
9109 “What about our non-commutative compression blasters?”
9110
9111 “Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their stealth photon lances.”
9112
9113 “Did we not have stealth tensor field caltrops to counter with?”
9114
9115 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear compression cannons.”
9116
9117 “Were we not equipped with immolating hyperbole torpedos?”
9118
9119 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic compression charges.”
9120
9121 “What about our superconducting wavelet clusters?”
9122
9123 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial tensor field clusters.”
9124
9125 “What about our quantum tensor field torpedos?”
9126
9127 “That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had positronic electron beams.”
9128
9129 “What about our quantum positron warheads?”
9130
9131 “Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric hyperbole missiles.”
9132
9133 “What about our immolating neutrino grenades?”
9134
9135 “We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their stealth tensor field bombs.”
9136
9137 “Surely our immolating antimatter lasers would be able to fend those off.”
9138
9139 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative muon bombs.”
9140
9141 “But we had immolating gluon charges, didn't we?”
9142
9143 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating plasma rockets.”
9144
9145 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial hyperspace torpedos?”
9146
9147 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had isomorphic hyperspace disruptors.”
9148
9149 “Were we not equipped with isomorphic compression cannons?”
9150
9151 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with immolating electron charges.”
9152
9153 “What about our guided napalm torpedos?”
9154
9155 “We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had non-commutative neutron cannons.”
9156
9157 “So we responded with our atomic photon caltrops, I presume?”
9158
9159 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged photon charges.”
9160
9161 “Were we not equipped with stealth positron clusters?”
9162
9163 “Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric laser charges.”
9164
9165 “So we responded with our non-commutative plasma beams, I presume?”
9166
9167 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating plasma missiles.”
9168
9169 “So we responded with our guided muon caltrops, I presume?”
9170
9171 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth destabilizer torpedos.”
9172
9173 “Surely our armor-piercing compression grenades would be able to fend those off.”
9174
9175 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had isomorphic warp grenades.”
9176
9177 “Did we not have long range tensor field rays to counter with?”
9178
9179 “In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged hyperbole rays.”
9180
9181 “Surely our armor-piercing neutron charges would be able to fend those off.”
9182
9183 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their electro wavelet clusters.”
9184
9185 “So we responded with our isomorphic plasma disruptors, I presume?”
9186
9187 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial assault clusters.”
9188
9189 “Did we not have subatomic hyperspace grenades to counter with?”
9190
9191 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had superconducting destabilizer lasers.”
9192
9193 “So we responded with our immolating napalm lances, I presume?”
9194
9195 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their positronic tensor field lances.”
9196
9197 “So we responded with our combinatorial neutrino beams, I presume?”
9198
9199 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged tensor field lasers.”
9200
9201 “So we responded with our combinatorial positron lasers, I presume?”
9202
9203 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with electro photon rays.”
9204
9205 “Surely our long range neutrino caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
9206
9207 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative plasma blasters.”
9208
9209 “Were we not equipped with guided hyperbole rockets?”
9210
9211 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic muon caltrops.”
9212
9213 “What about our subatomic plasma clusters?”
9214
9215 “Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative positron warheads.”
9216
9217 “So we responded with our combinatorial plasma bombs, I presume?”
9218
9219 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial positron disruptors.”
9220
9221 “But we had stealth hyperbole blasters, didn't we?”
9222
9223 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic photon warheads.”
9224
9225 “But we had supersymmetric destabilizer bombs, didn't we?”
9226
9227 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with composite tachyon bombs.”
9228
9229 “So we responded with our immolating compression cannons, I presume?”
9230
9231 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with guided destabilizer warheads.”
9232
9233 “What about our armor-piercing compression blasters?”
9234
9235 “Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative electron rays.”
9236
9237 “Were we not equipped with nuclear laser warheads?”
9238
9239 “In spades! But it turned out they also had electro destabilizer rays.”
9240
9241 “Did we not have nuclear warp caltrops to counter with?”
9242
9243 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial gluon warheads.”
9244
9245 “So we responded with our armor-piercing hyperbole beams, I presume?”
9246
9247 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing disruptor clusters.”
9248
9249 “So we responded with our non-commutative napalm charges, I presume?”
9250
9251 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting muon charges.”
9252
9253 “What about our subatomic hyperbole grenades?”
9254
9255 “We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic assault caltrops.”
9256
9257 “What about our immolating warp clusters?”
9258
9259 “That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided gluon charges.”
9260
9261 “Surely our composite gluon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
9262
9263 “Yes! However, they counter-attacked with atomic antimatter grenades.”
9264
9265 “Surely our heat-seeking tensor field missiles would be able to fend those off.”
9266
9267 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative hyperspace blasters.”
9268
9269 “What about our positronic compression clusters?”
9270
9271 “That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their atomic disruptor caltrops.”
9272
9273 “So we responded with our subatomic destabilizer caltrops, I presume?”
9274
9275 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic positron cannons.”
9276
9277 “Did we not have armor-piercing compression clusters to counter with?”
9278
9279 “Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting compression caltrops.”
9280
9281 “Did we not have electro muon clusters to counter with?”
9282
9283 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic warp grenades.”
9284
9285 “Surely our non-commutative compression warheads would be able to fend those off.”
9286
9287 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial napalm lasers.”
9288
9289 “Surely our combinatorial destabilizer caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
9290
9291 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their long range tensor field lasers.”
9292
9293 “Were we not equipped with subatomic destabilizer lances?”
9294
9295 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating destabilizer grenades.”
9296
9297 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial neutrino cannons?”
9298
9299 “Yes! But it turned out they also had immolating graviton rays.”
9300
9301 “But we had nuclear hyperbole blasters, didn't we?”
9302
9303 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial plasma blasters.”
9304
9305 “What about our superconducting neutron clusters?”
9306
9307 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing tachyon warheads.”
9308
9309 “But we had non-commutative neutron charges, didn't we?”
9310
9311 “Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative electron blasters.”
9312
9313 “Surely our supercharged hyperbole lasers would be able to fend those off.”
9314
9315 “Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with electro neutron clusters.”
9316
9317 “But we had nuclear neutrino lances, didn't we?”
9318
9319 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial hyperbole cannons.”
9320
9321 “Were we not equipped with guided tachyon warheads?”
9322
9323 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting neutron warheads.”
9324
9325 “Surely our heat-seeking destabilizer charges would be able to fend those off.”
9326
9327 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic hyperbole torpedos.”
9328
9329 “Did we not have non-commutative neutrino cannons to counter with?”
9330
9331 “A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their atomic antimatter warheads.”
9332
9333 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative wavelet warheads?”
9334
9335 “In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial gluon caltrops.”
9336
9337 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial muon beams?”
9338
9339 “In spades! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic assault missiles.”
9340
9341 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial muon grenades?”
9342
9343 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite tensor field beams.”
9344
9345 “Were we not equipped with immolating hyperbole clusters?”
9346
9347 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum plasma charges.”
9348
9349 “Surely our electro tensor field cannons would be able to fend those off.”
9350
9351 “Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting tensor field lances.”
9352
9353 “Did we not have non-commutative tensor field charges to counter with?”
9354
9355 “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial hyperbole caltrops.”
9356
9357 “So we responded with our guided gluon grenades, I presume?”
9358
9359 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing napalm lasers.”
9360
9361 “But we had combinatorial assault grenades, didn't we?”
9362
9363 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth gluon caltrops.”
9364
9365 “Did we not have immolating tensor field beams to counter with?”
9366
9367 “A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their guided destructo clusters.”
9368
9369 “Surely our positronic destabilizer missiles would be able to fend those off.”
9370
9371 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro neutron missiles.”
9372
9373 “So we responded with our armor-piercing neutrino grenades, I presume?”
9374
9375 “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic hyperspace caltrops.”
9376
9377 “Did we not have combinatorial warp rays to counter with?”
9378
9379 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided tachyon clusters.”
9380
9381 “What about our immolating wavelet lances?”
9382
9383 “Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their electro antimatter caltrops.”
9384
9385 “So we responded with our long range hyperspace caltrops, I presume?”
9386
9387 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their stealth napalm lasers.”
9388
9389 “But we had electro electron rays, didn't we?”
9390
9391 “Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic graviton warheads.”
9392
9393 “But we had atomic antimatter clusters, didn't we?”
9394
9395 “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their positronic antimatter warheads.”
9396
9397 “Did we not have supersymmetric destructo caltrops to counter with?”
9398
9399 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth electron caltrops.”
9400
9401 “Were we not equipped with combinatorial napalm disruptors?”
9402
9403 “Yes! But these were not sufficient against their positronic antimatter charges.”
9404
9405 “So we responded with our quantum tensor field blasters, I presume?”
9406
9407 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing hyperbole missiles.”
9408
9409 “Were we not equipped with superconducting wavelet caltrops?”
9410
9411 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth tensor field cannons.”
9412
9413 “But we had positronic napalm charges, didn't we?”
9414
9415 “Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial napalm warheads.”
9416
9417 “Did we not have supersymmetric graviton grenades to counter with?”
9418
9419 “Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing hyperbole clusters.”
9420
9421 “Surely our guided frag caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
9422
9423 “Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided wavelet caltrops.”
9424
9425 “But we had atomic tensor field lances, didn't we?”
9426
9427 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative graviton warheads.”
9428
9429 “So we responded with our electro muon disruptors, I presume?”
9430
9431 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with immolating assault torpedos.”
9432
9433 “Surely our combinatorial napalm torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
9434
9435 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had combinatorial neutrino caltrops.”
9436
9437 “Did we not have stealth photon charges to counter with?”
9438
9439 “Yes! But it turned out they also had guided tensor field disruptors.”
9440
9441 “Surely our supercharged tensor field caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
9442
9443 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic napalm lasers.”
9444
9445 “What about our combinatorial tensor field grenades?”
9446
9447 “We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tachyon charges.”
9448
9449 “What about our isomorphic wavelet bombs?”
9450
9451 “That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing wavelet caltrops.”
9452
9453 “So we responded with our superconducting frag caltrops, I presume?”
9454
9455 “Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro compression blasters.”
9456
9457 “Surely our supersymmetric napalm charges would be able to fend those off.”
9458
9459 “Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their long range tachyon charges.”
9460
9461 “But we had positronic tachyon lasers, didn't we?”
9462
9463 “Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic plasma rockets.”
9464
9465 “Did we not have immolating destabilizer caltrops to counter with?”
9466
9467 “Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative destabilizer rays.”
9468
9469 “Surely our combinatorial wavelet grenades would be able to fend those off.”
9470
9471 “Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative photon charges.”
9472
9473 “But we had non-commutative neutron rays, didn't we?”
9474
9475 “Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth hyperbole bombs.”
9476
9477 “Surely our combinatorial neutron warheads would be able to fend those off.”
9478
9479 “Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial hyperspace warheads.”
9480
9481 “So we responded with our positronic destabilizer bombs, I presume?”
9482
9483 “Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had combinatorial compression lances.”
9484
9485 “Did we not have electro warp caltrops to counter with?”
9486
9487 “A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric positron clusters.”
9488
9489 “What about our electro compression charges?”
9490
9491 “Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with immolating frag missiles.”
9492
9493 “Were we not equipped with non-commutative gluon beams?”
9494
9495 “Yes! But it turned out they also had immolating positron lasers.”
9496
9497 “So we responded with our long range tensor field beams, I presume?”
9498
9499 “Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking neutrino charges.”
9500
9501 “So we responded with our isomorphic muon charges, I presume?”
9502
9503 “Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative destructo caltrops.”
9504
9505 “What about our isomorphic positron missiles?”
9506
9507 “Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had subatomic laser grenades.”
9508
9509 “Did we not have isomorphic tachyon torpedos to counter with?”
9510
9511 “A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with immolating neutrino rays.”
9512
9513 “Surely our stealth tensor field blasters would be able to fend those off.”
9514
9515 “Of course! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic laser bombs.”
9516
9517 “Surely our non-commutative warp grenades would be able to fend those off.”
9518
9519 “Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth compression charges.”
9520
9521 “Did we not have non-commutative disruptor cannons to counter with?”
9522
9523 “Of course! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperbole caltrops.”
9524
9525 “Surely our quantum tensor field lasers would be able to fend those off.”
9526
9527 “Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had subatomic neutrino charges.”
9528
9529 “Did we not have long range napalm rays to counter with?”
9530
9531 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro tensor field disruptors.”
9532
9533 “So we responded with our subatomic hyperbole lances, I presume?”
9534
9535 “Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tensor field clusters.”
9536
9537 “Were we not equipped with positronic neutron caltrops?”
9538
9539 “Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range tensor field bombs.”
9540
9541 “But we had non-commutative hyperbole warheads, didn't we?”
9542
9543 “A full complement! But it turned out they also had isomorphic neutron lasers.”
9544
9545 Serenity O’James was silent for a long moment. Finally, she let out a low whistle.
9546 “Isomorphic neutron lasers, huh.”
9547
9548 “Yes, ma’am,” responded the Fleet Commander efficiently.
9549
9550 “That’s... unfortunate.”
9551
9552 “Yes, ma’am.” What else was there to say?
9553
9554 “Well. Well, well, well. Well, I suppose the way is open for them to send their fleet
9555 straight to Tau Ceti, now. But at least they still have no idea where our key base is hidden.”
9556
9557 “Very true, Super Admiral. That information is safe and sound in our unbreachable
9558 data network. They will never locate our key base!”
9559
9560 ## Chapter 2
9561
9562 Meanwhile, unbeknownst to these two, a thousand parsecs away, two young Cyber Sappers
9563 were jacked in to the Space Fighters’ main combat mainframe.
9564
9565 “Deploy the modular corruptor exploit!”
9566
9567 “Deployed. Alert! They've responded with a crypto honeypot virus!”
9568
9569 “Ah, but they haven't counted on our modular decompiler zero-day...”
9570
9571 <center>_THE END(?)_</center>
9572
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1 # "The Defeat at Procyon V"
2 # Chris Pressey, Cat's Eye Technologies
3 # for NaNoGenMo 2018
4 #
5
6
7 #
8 # General Utility
9 #
10
11
12 function capfirst(s)
13 titlecase(s[1]) * s[2:length(s)]
14 end
15
16 function whittleDownSet(s, thresh)
17 Set([x for x=s if rand() <= thresh])
18 end
19
20 #
21 # Weapons
22 #
23
24
25 A = [
26 "quantum",
27 "positronic",
28 "long range",
29 "supercharged",
30 "armor-piercing",
31 "nuclear",
32 "composite",
33 "guided",
34 "stealth",
35 "atomic",
36 "subatomic",
37 "superconducting",
38 "heat-seeking",
39 ]
40
41 B = [
42 "destructo",
43 "electron",
44 "neutron",
45 "positron",
46 "neutrino",
47 "gluon",
48 "assault",
49 "frag",
50 "photon",
51 "graviton",
52 "warp",
53 "wavelet",
54 "disruptor",
55 "laser",
56 "plasma",
57 "muon",
58 "antimatter",
59 "hyperspace",
60 ]
61
62
63 C = [
64 "laser",
65 "ray",
66 "beam",
67 "bomb",
68 "torpedo",
69 "missile",
70 "disruptor",
71 "cannon",
72 "rocket",
73 "blaster",
74 "bomb",
75 ]
76
77 allWeapons = Set(["$(a) $(b) $(c)" for a=A, b=B, c=C])
78 #allWeapons = whittleDownSet(allWeapons, 0.80)
79 lastWeapon = ""
80
81 function goodWeapon(w)
82 return (
83 (!occursin("laser laser", w)) &&
84 (!occursin("disruptor disruptor", w)) &&
85 (!occursin("photon torpedo", w)) &&
86 (!occursin("positronic positron", w))
87 )
88 end
89
90 function weapon()
91 global lastWeapon
92 w = rand(allWeapons)
93 while !goodWeapon(w)
94 delete!(allWeapons, w)
95 w = rand(allWeapons)
96 end
97 delete!(allWeapons, w)
98 lastWeapon = w
99 return w
100 end
101
102 function addToColumnA(a)
103 global A, allWeapons
104 newWeapons = Set(["$(a) $(b) $(c)" for b=B, c=C])
105 newWeapons = whittleDownSet(newWeapons, 0.5)
106 union!(allWeapons, newWeapons)
107 push!(A, a)
108 end
109
110 function addToColumnB(b)
111 global B, allWeapons
112 newWeapons = Set(["$(a) $(b) $(c)" for a=A, c=C])
113 newWeapons = whittleDownSet(newWeapons, 0.5)
114 union!(allWeapons, newWeapons)
115 push!(B, b)
116 end
117
118 function addToColumnC(c)
119 global C, allWeapons
120 newWeapons = Set(["$(a) $(b) $(c)" for a=A, b=B])
121 newWeapons = whittleDownSet(newWeapons, 0.5)
122 union!(allWeapons, newWeapons)
123 push!(C, c)
124 end
125
126
127 #
128 # Incidental Actions
129 #
130
131
132 acts = Dict(
133 ( 3, "S") => " leaned back in her chair. ",
134 (1000, "S") => " opened the drawer of her desk. ",
135 (1001, "S") => " took a pack of biscuits out of the drawer and placed it on the desk. ",
136 (1002, "S") => " opened the pack of biscuits. ",
137 (1003, "S") => " took a biscuit out of the pack. ",
138 (1004, "S") => " took a bite out of the biscuit. ",
139 (1005, "S") => " finished the biscuit. ",
140 (1006, "S") => " brushed some crumbs off her uniform. ",
141 (1007, "S") => " slid the pack across the desk towards Fleet Commander Ng. ",
142 (1007, "N") => " made a small refusal gesture in the direction of the biscuits. ",
143 (1008, "S") => " gave the Fleet Commander a tight-lipped smile and made a repeated lifting motion. ",
144 (1008, "N") => " struck a vaguely conciliatory pose and took a biscuit. ",
145 (1009, "S") => " put the biscuits back in the desk drawer. ",
146 (1500, "N") => " suddenly remembered he was holding a biscuit, and took a bite out of it. ",
147 (1100, "W") => "supersymmetric/tachyon/lance",
148 (1200, "W") => "electro/compression/warhead",
149 (1300, "W") => "immolating/napalm/grenade",
150 (1400, "W") => "isomorphic/destabilizer/cluster",
151 (1500, "W") => "combinatorial/tensor field/charge",
152 (1600, "W") => "non-commutative/hyperbole/caltrop",
153 )
154
155
156 #
157 # Generation
158 #
159
160 function exchange(n)
161 if haskey(acts, (n, "S"))
162 print("Super Admiral O’James" * acts[(n, "S")])
163 end
164
165 theirw = lastWeapon
166 ourw = weapon()
167 (commander_say, say_context) = rand([
168 ("So we responded with our $(ourw)s, I presume?", "used"),
169 ("Surely our $(ourw)s would be able to fend those off.", "used"),
170 ("But we had $(ourw)s, didn't we?", "had"),
171 ("Did we not have $(ourw)s to counter with?", "had"),
172 ("Were we not equipped with $(ourw)s?", "had"),
173 ("What about our $(ourw)s?", "what"),
174 ])
175
176 if n == 1
177 (commander_say, say_context) = ("$(capfirst(theirw))s? Could we not counter those with our $(ourw)s?", "used")
178 end
179
180 println("“" * commander_say * "”")
181 println("")
182
183 if haskey(acts, (n, "N"))
184 print("Fleet Commander Ng" * acts[(n, "N")])
185 end
186
187 theirw = weapon()
188
189 sub_respond = rand([
190 "Yes!",
191 "Yes, just so!",
192 "Of course!",
193 "Absolutely!",
194 "Just as our training dictates!",
195 ])
196
197 sub_say = rand([
198 "But the enemy neutralized them with their $(theirw)s.",
199 "But it turned out they also had $(theirw)s.",
200 "But to our surprise they were equipped with $(theirw)s.",
201 "But these were not sufficient against their $(theirw)s.",
202 "Alas, these were no match for their $(theirw)s.",
203 "However, they counter-attacked with $(theirw)s.",
204 ])
205
206 if say_context == "used"
207 # pass
208 elseif say_context == "had"
209 sub_respond = rand([
210 "Yes!",
211 "Yes, just so!",
212 "Of course!",
213 "Absolutely!",
214 "A full complement!",
215 "In spades!",
216 ])
217 elseif say_context == "what"
218 sub_respond = rand([
219 "That was our immediate response!",
220 "We deployed them immediately!",
221 "Absolutely we used those!",
222 "Those were just what we responded with!",
223 ])
224 end
225
226 println("“" * sub_respond * " " * sub_say * "”")
227 println("")
228
229 if haskey(acts, (n, "W"))
230 parts = split(acts[(n, "W")], "/")
231 addToColumnA(parts[1])
232 addToColumnB(parts[2])
233 addToColumnC(parts[3])
234 end
235
236 end
237
238 function main()
239 global allWeapons
240
241 fweap = weapon()
242
243 println("""
244 # The Defeat at Procyon V
245
246 _Being an Episode in the Later Career of Super Admiral Serenity O’James of the Space Fighters_
247
248 ## Chapter 1
249
250 Fleet Commander Dmitry Ng stood at attention before the desk of Super Admiral Serenity O’James
251 and saluted.
252
253 “At ease, Ng,” she mumbled, not looking up from her paperwork. “What is it?”
254
255 “Ma’am, I regret to inform you that the units of 19th Squadron 8th Division have failed
256 to hold our outpost at Procyon V. The enemy staged a surprise attack in full force with
257 a barrage of $(fweap)s.”
258
259 Serenity O’James turned her eyes upward to the Fleet Commander and frowned.
260 """)
261
262 n = 1
263 while length(allWeapons) > 1
264 exchange(n)
265 n = n + 1
266 end
267
268 println("""
269 Serenity O’James was silent for a long moment. Finally, she let out a low whistle.
270 “$(capfirst(lastWeapon))s, huh.”
271
272 “Yes, ma’am,” responded the Fleet Commander efficiently.
273
274 “That’s... unfortunate.”
275
276 “Yes, ma’am.” What else was there to say?
277
278 “Well. Well, well, well. Well, I suppose the way is open for them to send their fleet
279 straight to Tau Ceti, now. But at least they still have no idea where our key base is hidden.”
280
281 “Very true, Super Admiral. That information is safe and sound in our unbreachable
282 data network. They will never locate our key base!”
283
284 ## Chapter 2
285
286 Meanwhile, unbeknownst to these two, a thousand parsecs away, two young Cyber Sappers
287 were jacked in to the Space Fighters’ main combat mainframe.
288
289 “Deploy the modular corruptor exploit!”
290
291 “Deployed. Alert! They've responded with a crypto honeypot virus!”
292
293 “Ah, but they haven't counted on our modular decompiler zero-day...”
294
295 <center>_THE END(?)_</center>
296 """)
297 end
298
299 #
300 # Entry Point
301 #
302
303 main()
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1 // Samovar description for: The League of Extraordinarily Dull Gentlemen
2 // Submitted to NaNoGenMo 2018
3 // by Chris Pressey, Cat's Eye Technologies
4 //
5
6 // ------------------------ COMMON RULES ------------------------
7
8 scenario Rules {
9 [actor(?A),item(?I),unheld(?I)] ?A picked up the ?I. [holding(?A,?I),!unheld(?I)]
10 [actor(?A),item(?I),holding(?A,?I),!keeps(?A,?I)] ?A put down the ?I. [!holding(?A,?I),unheld(?I)]
11
12 [actor(?A),item(?I),holding(?A,?I),drink(?I),!allocated(?I)] ?A took a sip of the ?I. [allocated(?I),allocated-to(?A,?I)]
13 [actor(?A),item(?I),holding(?A,?I),drink(?I),allocated-to(?A,?I)] ?A took a sip of the ?I. [allocated(?I),allocated-to(?A,?I)]
14
15 [actor(?A),item(?I),readable(?I),holding(?A,?I)] ?A read the ?I. [has-read(?A,?I)]
16
17 [actor(?A),!sitting(?A),environs(?R)] ?A walked around the ?R. []
18 [actor(?A),!sitting(?A),seat(?S),empty(?S)] ?A sat down on the ?S. [sitting(?A),sitting-on(?A,?S),!empty(?S)]
19 [actor(?A),sitting(?A),sitting-on(?A,?S)] ?A leaned back in the ?S. []
20 [actor(?A),sitting(?A),sitting-on(?A,?S)] ?A got up and stretched. [!sitting(?A),!sitting-on(?A,?S),empty(?S)]
21
22 [actor(?A)] ?A coughed. []
23 [actor(?A)] ?A rubbed his chin. []
24 [actor(?A) where ?A=Throgmorton] ?A brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. []
25 [actor(?A) where ?A=Scurthorpe] ?A adjusted his monocle. []
26 [actor(?A) where ?A=Pranehurst] ?A wrinkled his nose. []
27 [actor(?A) where ?A=Furze-Platt] ?A rubbed his wrist. []
28
29 [actor(?A),actor(?B)] ?A looked at ?B. []
30 [actor(?A),actor(?B)] ?A nodded to ?B. []
31
32 [actor(?A),fenestration(?P)] ?A looked out the ?P. []
33
34 [actor(?A),!sitting(?A),prop(?P),!near(?A)] ?A walked over to the ?P. [near(?A),near-to(?A,?P)]
35 [actor(?A),near-to(?A,?P)] ?A examined the ?P closely. []
36 [actor(?A),!sitting(?A),near-to(?A,?P)] ?A walked away from the ?P. [!near(?A),!near-to(?A,?P)]
37
38 [prop(?P),!described(?P)] Nearby there was a ?P. [described(?P)]
39 [prop(?P),!described(?P),environs(?R)] In the corner of the ?R there was a ?P. [described(?P)]
40
41 [actor(?A),has-news(?A,?T),!exclaimed-has-news(?A,?T)] ?A exclaimed, "I have news!" [exclaimed-has-news(?A,?T)]
42 [actor(?A),exclaimed-has-news(?B,?T),!heard-news(?A,?T)] ?A asked, "What is it, ?B?" [been-asked-about-news(?B,?T)]
43 [actor(?A),been-asked-about-news(?A,?T),actor(?B)] ?A told ?B of the ?T. [heard-news(?B,?T)]
44 }
45
46 // ----------------------------- SETTINGS ------------------------
47
48 scenario SittingRoom {
49 environs(sitting_room).
50
51 prop(bookshelf).
52 prop(window). fenestration(window).
53 prop(fireplace).
54 prop(grandfather_clock).
55 prop(leather_chair). seat(leather_chair). empty(leather_chair).
56
57 item(newspaper). readable(newspaper). unheld(newspaper).
58 item(whiskey). drink(whiskey). unheld(whiskey).
59 item(brandy). drink(brandy). unheld(brandy).
60 item(pocket_watch). unheld(pocket_watch).
61 }
62
63 scenario Library {
64 environs(library).
65
66 prop(desk).
67 prop(bookshelf).
68 prop(window). fenestration(window).
69 prop(leather_chair). seat(leather_chair). empty(leather_chair).
70 prop(bust_of_Cicero).
71
72 item(newspaper). readable(newspaper). unheld(newspaper).
73 item(encyclopedia). readable(encyclopedia). unheld(encyclopedia).
74 item(atlas). readable(atlas). unheld(atlas).
75 }
76
77 scenario GreatHall {
78 environs(Great_Hall).
79
80 prop(mantel).
81 prop(leather_couch).
82 prop(tapestry).
83 prop(suit_of_armor).
84 prop(French_window). fenestration(French_window).
85
86 seat(leather_couch).
87 empty(leather_couch).
88 }
89
90 scenario Conservatory {
91 environs(conservatory).
92
93 prop(grand_piano).
94 prop(azalea).
95 prop(bust_of_Beethoven).
96 prop(skylight). fenestration(skylight).
97
98 prop(leather_couch). seat(leather_couch). empty(leather_couch).
99 }
100
101 scenario GardenShed {
102 environs(garden_shed).
103
104 prop(workbench).
105 prop(window). fenestration(window).
106 prop(bags_of_potting_soil).
107
108 seat(bags_of_potting_soil).
109 empty(bags_of_potting_soil).
110
111 item(oilcan). unheld(oilcan).
112 item(hedge_trimmer). unheld(hedge_trimmer).
113 item(screwdriver). unheld(screwdriver).
114 }
115
116 scenario WineCellar {
117 environs(wine_cellar).
118
119 prop(wine_rack).
120 prop(cobwebs).
121 prop(trunk_with_brass_fittings). seat(trunk_with_brass_fittings). empty(trunk_with_brass_fittings).
122 prop(barrel).
123
124 item(bottle_of_Beaujolais). unheld(bottle_of_Beaujolais).
125 item(bottle_of_Sauvignon_blanc). unheld(bottle_of_Sauvignon_blanc).
126 item(bottle_of_port). unheld(bottle_of_port).
127 }
128
129 scenario BilliardsRoom {
130 environs(billiards_room).
131
132 prop(billiards_table).
133 prop(cue_rack).
134 prop(ashtray_stand).
135 prop(window). fenestration(window).
136 prop(scoreboard).
137
138 item(cue_chalk). unheld(cue_chalk).
139 }
140
141 scenario Riverside {
142 environs(riverside).
143
144 prop(boathouse). enterable(boathouse).
145 prop(ancient_oak_tree).
146 prop(bench). seat(bench). empty(bench).
147 prop(dock).
148
149 item(coil_of_rope). unheld(coil_of_rope).
150 item(picnic_basket). unheld(picnic_basket).
151 }
152
153 scenario Kitchen {
154 prop(stove).
155 prop(oven).
156 prop(sink).
157 prop(pots_and_pans).
158 prop(grimy_kitchen_window). fenestration(grimy_kitchen_window).
159
160 item(empty_kettle). unheld(empty_kettle).
161 item(empty_teapot). unheld(empty_teapot).
162 item(empty_teacup). unheld(empty_teacup).
163 item(tea_infuser). unheld(tea_infuser).
164 item(cannister_of_tea). unheld(cannister_of_tea).
165 }
166
167 // ------------------------ SPECIFIC RULES ------------------------
168
169 scenario Searching {
170 [actor(?A),actor(?B),looking-for(?B,?I),!looking-for(?A,?I)]
171 "Why are we here, ?B?" asked ?A.
172 [questioned-why(?A,?B,?I)]
173 [actor(?A),actor(?B),questioned-why(?A,?B,?I)]
174 "This is just where I would hide a ?I if I stole one, ?A!" replied ?B.
175 [looking-for(?A,?I)]
176
177 [actor(?A),looking-for(?A,?X),prop(?P)] ?A looked behind the ?P. [looked-behind(?A,?P)]
178 [actor(?A),looking-for(?A,?X),prop(?P)] ?A bent down and looked under the ?P. [looked-under(?A,?P)]
179 [actor(?A),looking-for(?A,?X),item(?I),unheld(?I)] ?A lifted the ?I to see what was under it. [looked-under(?A,?I)]
180 }
181
182 scenario BadNews {
183 [actor(?A),topic(?T),heard-news(?A,?T),bad-news(?T)] ?A was left shocked by the news of ?T. [shocked(?A)]
184
185 [actor(?A),shocked(?A)] ?A gasped. []
186 [actor(?A),shocked(?A)] ?A stared blankly off into space. []
187 [actor(?A),shocked(?A)] ?A winced. []
188
189 [actor(?A),shocked(?A)] "I can't believe it," cried ?A. [expressed-shock(?A)]
190 [actor(?A),shocked(?A)] "This is terrible!" cried ?A. [expressed-shock(?A)]
191 [actor(?A),shocked(?A)] "I'm shocked!" cried ?A. [expressed-shock(?A)]
192
193 }
194
195 scenario Moonlight {
196 [prop(?P),fenestration(?P),prop(?Q),!lit-up(?Q)]
197 Moonlight flooded in through the ?P and illuminated the ?Q.
198 [lit-up(?Q)]
199 }
200
201 scenario Sunlight {
202 [prop(?P),fenestration(?P),prop(?Q),!lit-up(?Q)]
203 The morning sunlight streamed in through the ?P, lighting up the ?Q.
204 [lit-up(?Q)]
205 }
206
207 scenario Theft {
208 import Moonlight.
209 [actor(?A),furtive(?A)] ?A cast a furtive glance around the room. [has-glanced(?A)]
210 [actor(?A),has-glanced(?A)] ?A was now sure no one else was about. [confident(?A)]
211 [actor(?A),confident(?A)] An owl hooted outside and ?A froze. [!confident(?A)]
212 [actor(?A),!sitting(?A),prop(?P),near-to(?A,?P),fastened(?P),confident(?A)]
213 ?A loosened the ?P from its fittings.
214 [!fastened(?P),!prop(?P),item(?P),unheld(?P)]
215 [actor(?A),confident(?A),item(?I),stealable(?I),holding(?A,?I)] ?A made off into the night. [!actor(?A),!item(?I)]
216 }
217
218 scenario LetterWriting {
219 item(stationery). unheld(stationery).
220 prop(inkwell_on_the_desk).
221 item(quill_pen). unheld(quill_pen).
222
223 [actor(?A),intent-to-write(?A,letter),holding(?A,quill_pen),near-to(?A,inkwell_on_the_desk)]
224 ?A dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk.
225 [inky(quill_pen)]
226
227 [actor(?A),intent-to-write(?A,letter),holding(?A,quill_pen),inky(quill_pen),holding(?A,stationery),!item(letter)]
228 ?A penned a few thoughtful words on the stationery.
229 [item(letter),holding(?A,letter)]
230 }
231
232 scenario ReceiveLetter {
233 [!item(?I) where ?I=letter_from_old_Grisbourne]
234 "Letter for you, Throgmorton," said Crumflatter, leaving as quicky as he appeared.
235 [item(?I),unheld(?I),readable(?I)]
236
237 [has-read(?A, ?I) where ?I=letter_from_old_Grisbourne]
238 "It was good of him to write back," said ?A.
239 [announce-has-read(?A, ?I)]
240 }
241
242 // ----------------------------- SCENES ------------------------
243
244 //
245 // Introduce characters: Throgmorton, Pranehurst, Scurthorpe, and Furze-Platt
246 //
247
248 scenario Scene_100_intro {
249 import SittingRoom.
250 import Rules.
251
252 [actor(?A),actor(?B),!greeted(?A,?B)] "What ho, ?B!" exclaimed ?A. [greeted(?A,?B)]
253 [actor(?A),actor(?B),!greeted(?A,?B)] "Good afternoon, ?B," said ?A. [greeted(?A,?B)]
254
255 actor(Pranehurst).
256 actor(Scurthorpe).
257 actor(Throgmorton).
258 actor(Furze-Platt).
259
260 [
261 actor(Pranehurst),
262 actor(Scurthorpe),
263 actor(Throgmorton),
264 actor(Furze-Platt),
265 greeted(Pranehurst, Scurthorpe),
266 greeted(Pranehurst, Throgmorton),
267 greeted(Pranehurst, Furze-Platt),
268 greeted(Scurthorpe, Pranehurst),
269 greeted(Scurthorpe, Throgmorton),
270 greeted(Scurthorpe, Furze-Platt),
271 greeted(Throgmorton, Pranehurst),
272 greeted(Throgmorton, Scurthorpe),
273 greeted(Throgmorton, Furze-Platt),
274 greeted(Furze-Platt, Pranehurst),
275 greeted(Furze-Platt, Scurthorpe),
276 greeted(Furze-Platt, Throgmorton)
277 ]
278 In short, it was an ordinary day at the Perivale Gentleman's Club.
279 [
280 greeted(all),
281 // We revoke all the actors here to make the scene end immediately with this event (more or less).
282 !actor(Pranehurst),
283 !actor(Scurthorpe),
284 !actor(Throgmorton),
285 !actor(Furze-Platt)
286 ]
287
288 goal [greeted(all)].
289 }
290
291 //
292 // MacGuffin is stolen by a shadowy figure
293 //
294
295 scenario Scene_200_theft {
296 import GreatHall.
297 import Rules.
298 import Theft.
299
300 prop(silver_statuette_of_Artemis). stealable(silver_statuette_of_Artemis). fastened(silver_statuette_of_Artemis).
301 actor(the_shadowy_figure). furtive(the_shadowy_figure).
302
303 goal [!actor(the_shadowy_figure)].
304 }
305
306 //
307 // Characters are informed that MacGuffin is stolen
308 //
309
310 scenario Scene_300_oh_no {
311 import SittingRoom.
312 import Rules.
313 import BadNews.
314
315 actor(Pranehurst).
316 actor(Scurthorpe).
317 actor(Throgmorton).
318 actor(Furze-Platt).
319
320 topic(theft_of_the_statuette).
321 has-news(Scurthorpe, theft_of_the_statuette). bad-news(theft_of_the_statuette).
322
323 goal [expressed-shock(Throgmorton),expressed-shock(Pranehurst),expressed-shock(Furze-Platt)].
324 }
325
326 //
327 // Throgmorton writes a letter to Old Grisbourne asking them what they should do
328 //
329
330 scenario Scene_400_letter {
331 import Library.
332 import Rules.
333 import LetterWriting.
334
335 actor(Pranehurst).
336 actor(Scurthorpe).
337 actor(Throgmorton).
338 actor(Furze-Platt).
339
340 [!intent-to-write(?A,letter) where ?A=Throgmorton]
341 "I shall write to Old Grisbourne. He will know just what to do," said ?A.
342 [intent-to-write(?A,letter),keeps(?A,stationery),keeps(?A,quill_pen)]
343
344 [item(?I),actor(?A),holding(?A,?I) where ?I=letter]
345 "Now to send this at once!" chimed ?A.
346 [announced-send(?I)]
347
348 goal [announced-send(letter)].
349 }
350
351 //
352 // Pranehurst announces he has misplaced his umbrella
353 //
354
355 scenario Scene_500_brolly_lost {
356 import SittingRoom.
357 import Rules.
358
359 actor(Pranehurst).
360 actor(Scurthorpe).
361 actor(Throgmorton).
362 actor(Furze-Platt).
363
364 topic(fact_that_he_misplaced_his_umbrella).
365 has-news(Pranehurst, fact_that_he_misplaced_his_umbrella).
366
367 [heard-news(?A, fact_that_he_misplaced_his_umbrella)]
368 "That's a rotten shame, Pranehurst," said ?A.
369 []
370
371 goal [
372 heard-news(Throgmorton, ?T),
373 heard-news(Scurthorpe, ?T),
374 heard-news(Furze-Platt, ?T)
375 where ?T=fact_that_he_misplaced_his_umbrella
376 ].
377 }
378
379 //
380 // A response to Throgmorton's letter arrives with questionable advice
381 //
382
383 scenario Scene_600_reply_letter {
384 import SittingRoom.
385 import Rules.
386 import ReceiveLetter.
387
388 actor(Pranehurst).
389 actor(Scurthorpe).
390 actor(Throgmorton).
391
392 goal [announce-has-read(Throgmorton, letter_from_old_Grisbourne)].
393 }
394
395 scenario Scene_650_filler {
396 import BilliardsRoom.
397
398 import Rules.
399
400 actor(Young_Froomhouse).
401 actor(Young_Cumberforbe).
402
403 turn(Young_Froomhouse).
404
405 [actor(?A),turn(?A)]
406 ?A squatted and surveyed the table.
407 []
408
409 [actor(?A),turn(?A)]
410 ?A walked around the table, considering his shot.
411 []
412
413 [actor(?A),turn(?A)]
414 ?A leaned over the table with his cue, preparing his shot.
415 [preparing(?A)]
416
417 [actor(?A),turn(?A),preparing(?A)]
418 ?A hit the cue ball but it went wild and missed the red ball entirely.
419 [!preparing(?A),took-turn(?A)]
420
421 [actor(?A),turn(?A),preparing(?A)]
422 ?A hit the cue ball into the red ball but it missed the pocket by an inch.
423 [!preparing(?A),took-turn(?A)]
424
425 [actor(?A),turn(?A),preparing(?A)]
426 ?A hit the cue ball into the red ball and sank it in the corner pocket.
427 [game-won-by(?A),!turn(?A)]
428
429 [actor(?A),actor(?B),turn(?A),took-turn(?A)]
430 "Your turn, ?B," said ?A.
431 [!turn(?A),!took-turn(?A)]
432
433 [actor(?A),actor(?B),game-won-by(?B)]
434 "Good game, ?B," said ?A.
435 [game-over(billiards)]
436
437 [actor(?A),holding(?A,cue_chalk)]
438 ?A chalked his cue.
439 []
440
441 other(Pranehurst).
442 other(Scurthorpe).
443 other(Throgmorton).
444 other(Furze-Platt).
445
446 topic(statuette_gone_missing).
447
448 [actor(?A),topic(?T)] "Shame about that ?T," said ?A. [current-topic(?T)]
449
450 [current-topic(statuette_gone_missing),actor(?A),other(?O),!proposed(?O)]
451 "Do you think ?O could have taken it?" asked ?A.
452 [proposed(?O)]
453 [current-topic(statuette_gone_missing),actor(?A),other(?O),proposed(?O),!eliminated(?O)]
454 "No, it couldn't have been ?O, he'd never do something like that," concluded ?A.
455 [eliminated(?O)]
456
457 goal [eliminated(Pranehurst),eliminated(Scurthorpe),eliminated(Throgmorton),eliminated(Furze-Platt),game-over(billiards)].
458 }
459
460 //
461 // Pranehurst and Scurthorpe look for the MacGuffin in the garden shed
462 //
463
464 scenario Scene_700_search_shed {
465 import GardenShed.
466 import Rules.
467 import Searching.
468
469 actor(Pranehurst).
470 actor(Scurthorpe).
471
472 looking-for(Scurthorpe, silver_statuette_of_Artemis).
473
474 goal [looking-for(Pranehurst, silver_statuette_of_Artemis),sitting-on(Scurthorpe,bags_of_potting_soil)].
475 }
476
477 //
478 // Furze-Platt accuses Throgmorton of stealing the MacGuffin
479 //
480
481 scenario Scene_800_accuse {
482 import SittingRoom.
483 import Rules.
484
485 [actor(?A),!calmer(?A),actor(?B),!accused(?B) where ?I=silver_statuette_of_Artemis]
486 "I think YOU stole the ?I, ?B!" shouted ?A.
487 [accused(?B),accused-by(?B,?A)]
488
489 [accused(?A),!calmer(?A),!upset(?A)]
490 "WHAT?" bellowed ?A.
491 [upset(?A)]
492
493 [upset(?B)] "Well I never!" bellowed ?B. []
494 [upset(?B)] ?B spluttered. []
495 [upset(?B)] "What rot!" bellowed ?B. []
496 [upset(?B)] "Preposterous!" bellowed ?B. []
497
498 actor(Furze-Platt).
499 actor(Throgmorton).
500 offstage(Crumflatter).
501 calmer(Crumflatter).
502
503 [upset(Furze-Platt),upset(Throgmorton),offstage(?A),environs(?R)]
504 ?A walked into the ?R.
505 [!offstage(?A),actor(?A)]
506
507 [actor(?A),calmer(?A),actor(?B),upset(?B)]
508 "Now, now, ?B, get ahold of yourself," said ?A.
509 [!upset(?B)]
510
511 [actor(Crumflatter),!upset(Furze-Platt),!upset(Throgmorton)]
512 "That's better," said Crumflatter.
513 []
514
515 goal [actor(Crumflatter),!upset(Furze-Platt),!upset(Throgmorton)].
516 }
517
518 //
519 // Pranehurst and Scurthorpe look for the MacGuffin in the wine cellar and find a diary instead
520 //
521
522 scenario Scene_900_search_wine_cellar {
523 import WineCellar.
524 import Rules.
525 import Searching.
526
527 hidden(diary).
528
529 [questioned-why(?A,?B,?X),looking-for(?A,?X),actor(?A),prop(?P),hidden(?I),!item(?I)]
530 ?A looked under the ?P and found a ?I.
531 [item(?I),unheld(?I),!hidden(?I)]
532
533 [actor(?A),item(?I),holding(?A,?I),!found(?I) where ?I=diary]
534 "Hello! What's this?" exclaimed ?A holding up the ?I.
535 [found(?I),seen-by(?A,?I)]
536
537 [actor(?A),item(?I),found(?I),holding(?A,?I),actor(?B)]
538 ?A showed the ?I to ?B.
539 [seen-by(?B,?I)]
540
541 [actor(?A),item(?I),!holding(?A,?I),seen-by(?A,?I),actor(?B),seen-by(?B,?I) where ?I=diary]
542 "Whose do you suppose it is, ?B?" asked ?A pointing at the diary.
543 [questioned-whose(?A,diary)]
544
545 actor(Pranehurst).
546 actor(Scurthorpe).
547 looking-for(Scurthorpe, silver_statuette_of_Artemis).
548
549 goal [questioned-whose(Pranehurst, diary)].
550 }
551
552 //
553 // Pranehurst and Scurthorpe take the diary to the library and read it - it's Furze-Platt's
554 //
555
556 scenario Scene_1000_read_diary {
557 import SittingRoom.
558 import Rules.
559
560 item(diary). readable(diary). juicy(diary).
561 holding(Scurthorpe, diary).
562
563 [actor(?A),item(?I),readable(?I),juicy(?I),holding(?A,?I),actor(?B)]
564 "Listen to this, ?B!" said ?A as he related some of the contents of the ?I.
565 [has-heard-from(?B,?I)]
566
567 [actor(?A),item(?I),has-heard-from(?A,?I)]
568 ?A was dumbstruck by what he heard from the ?I.
569 [has-reacted-to(?A,?I)]
570
571 actor(Pranehurst).
572 actor(Scurthorpe).
573
574 goal [has-read(Scurthorpe,diary),has-reacted-to(Scurthorpe,diary),
575 has-read(Pranehurst,diary),has-reacted-to(Pranehurst,diary),
576 holding(Pranehurst, diary)].
577 }
578
579 //
580 // Furze-Platt tries to make tea
581 //
582
583 scenario Scene_1100_tea {
584 import Rules.
585 import Kitchen.
586 import Moonlight.
587
588 actor(Furze-Platt).
589
590 [near-to(?A,sink),holding(?A,empty_kettle)]
591 ?A filled the kettle.
592 [!item(empty_kettle),!holding(?A,empty_kettle),item(full_kettle),holding(?A,full_kettle)]
593
594 [near-to(?A,stove),holding(?A,full_kettle)]
595 ?A put the kettle on the stove.
596 [!item(full_kettle),!holding(?A,full_kettle),prop(kettle_on_the_stove)]
597
598 [prop(kettle_on_the_stove)]
599 The kettle on the stove began to boil.
600 [!prop(kettle_on_the_stove),item(boiling_kettle),unheld(boiling_kettle)]
601
602 [actor(?A),holding(?A,empty_teapot),holding(?A,boiling_kettle)]
603 ?A poured the boiling water into the teapot.
604 [!item(empty_teapot),!holding(?A,empty_teapot),!item(boiling_kettle),!holding(?A,boiling_kettle),
605 item(full_teapot),holding(?A,full_teapot)]
606
607 [actor(?A),holding(?A,full_teapot),holding(?A,tea_infuser)]
608 ?A dangled the tea infuser in the teapot and let it steep.
609 [!item(full_teapot),!holding(?A,full_teapot),!item(tea_infuser),!holding(?A,tea_infuser),
610 item(teapot_full_of_tea),holding(?A,teapot_full_of_tea)]
611
612 [actor(?A),holding(?A,teapot_full_of_tea),holding(?A,empty_teacup)]
613 ?A poured himself some tea.
614 [!item(empty_teacup),!holding(?A,empty_teacup),
615 item(cup_of_tea),holding(?A,cup_of_tea),drink(cup_of_tea),!actor(?A)]
616
617 goal [holding(Furze-Platt,cup_of_tea)].
618 }
619
620 //
621 // Furze-platt overhears Pranehurst and Scurthorpe talking about the diary
622 //
623
624 scenario Scene_1200_overhear {
625 import SittingRoom.
626 import Rules.
627
628 actor(Pranehurst).
629 actor(Scurthorpe).
630 offstage(Furze-Platt).
631
632 [offstage(?A),actor(?B)] ?A stood in the shadows, unseen by ?B. [unseen-by(?A,?B)].
633 [actor(?A),actor(?B),topic(?T)] ?A discussed ?T with ?B. [discussed(?T)].
634
635 [offstage(?A),unseen-by(?A,Pranehurst),unseen-by(?A,Scurthorpe),discussed(?T)]
636 ?A heard them talking about ?T.
637 [alerted(?A,?T)].
638
639 topic(what_to_do_with_the_diary).
640 item(diary). holding(Scurthorpe, diary).
641
642 goal [alerted(Furze-Platt,what_to_do_with_the_diary), holding(Scurthorpe,diary)].
643 }
644
645 //
646 // Scurthorpe hides the diary in the grand piano
647 //
648
649 scenario Scene_1300_hide_diary {
650 import Conservatory.
651 import Rules.
652
653 item(diary). holding(Scurthorpe,diary). hideable(diary).
654
655 container(grand_piano). open(grand_piano).
656
657 [actor(?A),item(?I),hideable(?I),holding(?A,?I),prop(?P),container(?P),open(?P)]
658 ?A hid the ?I in the ?P.
659 [!item(?I),!holding(?A,?I),hidden_in(?I,?P)]
660
661 actor(Scurthorpe).
662 actor(Pranehurst).
663
664 goal [hidden_in(diary,grand_piano)].
665 }
666
667 //
668 // Diary is stolen by a shadowy figure
669 //
670
671 scenario Scene_1400_diary_stolen {
672 import Conservatory.
673 import Rules.
674 import Searching.
675 import Theft.
676
677 actor(the_shadowy_figure). furtive(the_shadowy_figure).
678 looking-for(the_shadowy_figure, diary).
679
680 [actor(?A),
681 looked-under(?A,grand_piano),
682 looked-under(?A,azalea),
683 looked-under(?A,bust_of_Beethoven),
684 looked-under(?A,leather_couch)]
685 ?A began to look frustrated.
686 [looked-everywhere(?A)]
687
688 hidden(diary). stealable(diary).
689
690 [actor(?A),looked-everywhere(?A),prop(?P),hidden(?I),!item(?I)]
691 ?A looked inside the ?P and found a ?I.
692 [item(?I),unheld(?I),!hidden(?I),!looked-everywhere(?A)]
693
694 goal [!actor(the_shadowy_figure)].
695 }
696
697 //
698 // Scurthorpe and Pranehurst look for the diary the next morning but it is gone
699 //
700
701 scenario Scene_1500_diary_missing {
702 import Conservatory.
703 import Rules.
704 import BadNews.
705 import Sunlight.
706
707 actor(Pranehurst).
708 actor(Scurthorpe).
709
710 offstage(Crumflatter).
711 calmer(Crumflatter).
712
713 topic(diary_has_been_taken). bad-news(diary_has_been_taken).
714
715 [actor(?A),prop(?P),!looked-in(?P) where ?P=grand_piano]
716 ?A looked in the ?P and gasped.
717 [looked-in(?P),has-news(?A, diary_has_been_taken),heard-news(?A, diary_has_been_taken),shocked(?A)]
718
719 [shocked(Scurthorpe),shocked(Pranehurst),offstage(?A),environs(?R)]
720 ?A walked into the ?R.
721 [!offstage(?A),actor(?A)]
722
723 goal [shocked(Scurthorpe),shocked(Pranehurst),actor(Crumflatter)].
724 }
725
726 //
727 // Scurthorpe and Pranehurst invite Furze-Platt to go boating
728 //
729
730 scenario Scene_1600_lets_go_boating {
731 import SittingRoom.
732 import Rules.
733
734 actor(Pranehurst).
735 actor(Scurthorpe).
736 actor(Throgmorton).
737 actor(Furze-Platt).
738
739 [!invited(Furze-Platt)]
740 "Say, Furze-Platt, Scurthorpe and I are going boating tomorrow. Would you like to join us?"
741 [invited-by(Furze-Platt, Scurthorpe)]
742
743 [actor(?A),invited-by(?A,?B)]
744 ?A considered the invitation.
745 []
746
747 [actor(?A),invited-by(?A,?B)]
748 "Certainly, ?B! It sounds a right spot of fun," articulated ?A.
749 [accepted-invitation(?A)]
750
751 goal [accepted-invitation(Furze-Platt)].
752 }
753
754 //
755 // Pranehurst and Furze-Platt disappear inside the boathouse; when they emerge there is an understanding
756 //
757
758 scenario Scene_1700_boathouse {
759 import Riverside.
760 import Rules.
761
762 [actor(?A),prop(?P),enterable(?P)] ?A went inside the ?P. [inside(?A,?P),!actor(?A)]
763 [inside(?A,?P),!actor(?A)] ?A came out of the ?P. [!inside(?A,?P),actor(?A)]
764
765 [prop(?P),enterable(?P),inside(?A,?P),guilty(?A),inside(?B,?P),!guilty(?B)]
766 The sound of voices could be heard from inside the ?P.
767 [caught-out(?A),caught-out-by(?A,?B)]
768
769 [actor(?A),actor(?B),caught-out-by(?A,?B)]
770 ?A and ?B exchanged an ominous look.
771 [received-ominous-look(?A)]
772
773 actor(Pranehurst).
774 actor(Scurthorpe).
775 actor(Furze-Platt).
776 guilty(Furze-Platt).
777
778 goal [actor(Furze-Platt),received-ominous-look(Furze-Platt)].
779 }
780
781 //
782 // Throgmorton writes another letter to Old Grimsbourne asking them what they should do
783 //
784
785 scenario Scene_1800_another_letter {
786 import Library.
787 import Rules.
788 import LetterWriting.
789
790 actor(Pranehurst).
791 actor(Scurthorpe).
792 actor(Throgmorton).
793 actor(Furze-Platt).
794
795 [!intent-to-write(?A,letter) where ?A=Throgmorton]
796 "I shall write to Old Grisbourne. He will know just what to do," said ?A.
797 [intent-to-write(?A,letter),keeps(?A,stationery),keeps(?A,quill_pen)]
798
799 [item(?I),actor(?A),holding(?A,?I) where ?I=letter]
800 "Now to send this at once!" chimed ?A.
801 [announced-send(?I)]
802
803 goal [announced-send(letter)].
804 }
805
806 //
807 // Diary is burned by a shadowy figure who is revealed to be Furze-Platt
808 //
809
810 scenario Scene_1900_burn_diary {
811 import SittingRoom.
812 import Rules.
813
814 container(fireplace). open(fireplace).
815 item(matches). unheld(matches).
816 item(iron_poker). unheld(iron_poker).
817
818 actor(the_shadowy_figure). furtive(the_shadowy_figure).
819
820 item(diary). holding(the_shadowy_figure, diary).
821
822 [actor(?A),holding(?A,matches),!item(?I) where ?I=match]
823 ?A lit a ?I.
824 [item(?I),holding(?A,?I)]
825
826 [actor(?A),item(?I),holding(?A,?I) where ?I=match]
827 The ?I went out.
828 [!item(?I),!holding(?A,?I)]
829
830 [actor(?A),prop(?P),open(?P),!lit(?P),near-to(?A,?P),holding(?A,match)]
831 ?A lit a fire in the ?P.
832 [lit(?P)]
833
834 [actor(?A),prop(?P),open(?P),near-to(?A,?P),holding(?A,?I) where ?I=diary]
835 ?A put the ?I in the ?P.
836 [!holding(?A,?I),hidden-in(?P,?I)]
837
838 [item(?I),hidden-in(fireplace,?I),lit(fireplace) where ?I=diary]
839 The fire reduced the ?I to ashes.
840 [!item(?I),item(ashes)]
841
842 [actor(?A),lit(?P),near-to(?A,?P),holding(?A,iron_poker),item(ashes) where ?P=fireplace]
843 ?A poked the ashes with the poker.
844 [!item(ashes),hidden-in(?P,ashes)]
845
846 [actor(?A),hidden-in(fireplace,ashes),!revealed-to-be(the_shadowy_figure,Furze-Platt)]
847 ?A stepped into the moonlight and the features of Furze-Platt were clearly visible.
848 [revealed-to-be(the_shadowy_figure,Furze-Platt)]
849
850 goal [revealed-to-be(the_shadowy_figure,Furze-Platt)].
851 }
852
853 //
854 // The next morning, the MacGuffin is returned
855 //
856
857 scenario Scene_2000_returned {
858 import GreatHall.
859 import Rules.
860
861 actor(Pranehurst).
862 actor(Scurthorpe).
863 actor(Throgmorton).
864 actor(Furze-Platt).
865
866 prop(silver_statuette_of_Artemis).
867
868 topic(return_of_the_statuette).
869 has-news(Scurthorpe, return_of_the_statuette).
870
871 goal [heard-news(Throgmorton, ?T),
872 heard-news(Pranehurst, ?T),
873 heard-news(Furze-Platt, ?T) where ?T=return_of_the_statuette].
874 }
875
876 //
877 // Throgmorton explains that he is suffering from somnambulism and kleptomania and that he found the MacGuffin in his nightstand
878 //
879
880 scenario Scene_2100_denoument {
881 import SittingRoom.
882 import Rules.
883 import ReceiveLetter.
884
885 actor(Pranehurst).
886 actor(Scurthorpe).
887 actor(Throgmorton).
888 actor(Furze-Platt).
889
890 [actor(Throgmorton) where ?I=statuette]
891 "I found the ?I in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton.
892 [explained1(Throgmorton)]
893
894 [actor(Throgmorton)]
895 "My doctor says my somnambulism is improving daily!" chirped Throgmorton.
896 [explained2(Throgmorton)]
897
898 [actor(Throgmorton)]
899 "My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania," warbled Throgmorton.
900 [explained3(Throgmorton)]
901
902 goal [
903 announce-has-read(Throgmorton, letter_from_old_Grisbourne),
904 explained1(Throgmorton),
905 explained2(Throgmorton),
906 explained3(Throgmorton)
907 ].
908 }
909
910 //
911 // Pranehurst shows everyone his new umbrella
912 //
913
914 scenario Scene_2200_coda {
915 import SittingRoom.
916 import Rules.
917
918 actor(Pranehurst).
919 actor(Scurthorpe).
920 actor(Throgmorton).
921 actor(Furze-Platt).
922
923 item(his_new_umbrella). holding(Pranehurst, his_new_umbrella).
924
925 [actor(?A),holding(?A,?I),actor(?B)] ?A showed ?B the ?I. [has-been-showed(?B,?I)]
926
927 goal [has-been-showed(Scurthorpe,his_new_umbrella),has-been-showed(Throgmorton,his_new_umbrella),
928 has-been-showed(Furze-Platt,his_new_umbrella)].
929 }
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league/Makefile less more
0 SEED?=17
1 #ONLY=--generate-scenarios=Scene_650_filler
2 #DEBUG=--debug
3
4 all: build/novel.html
5 wc -w build/novel.md
6
7 build/events.json: Extraordinarily-Dull.samovar
8 samovar Extraordinarily-Dull.samovar \
9 --seed=$(SEED) --min-events=40 --max-events=10000 --verbose --lengthen-factor=1.5 $(ONLY) $(DEBUG) \
10 --output-type=events-json > build/events.json
11
12 build/novel.md: build/events.json
13 python3 producer.py < build/events.json > build/novel.md
14
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0 # The League of Extraordinarily Dull Gentlemen
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2 ## Chapter 1
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4 "Good afternoon, Pranehurst," said Furze-Platt. "What ho, Furze-Platt!" exclaimed Pranehurst. "Good afternoon, Throgmorton," said Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. In the corner of the sitting room there was a bookshelf. Scurthorpe walked over to the fireplace. Furze-Platt walked over to the fireplace. Throgmorton walked over to the window. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. "What ho, Furze-Platt!" exclaimed Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Nearby there was a window. Furze-Platt walked away from the fireplace. Throgmorton picked up the newspaper. "Good afternoon, Scurthorpe," said Pranehurst. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst walked over to the window and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe coughed. "Good afternoon, Throgmorton," said Pranehurst. Nearby there was a fireplace. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton read the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. In the corner of the sitting room there was a leather chair. "Good afternoon, Pranehurst," said Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst examined the window closely. "What ho, Throgmorton!" exclaimed Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt walked over to the bookshelf and rubbed his chin. "Good afternoon, Furze-Platt," said Scurthorpe. Throgmorton examined the window closely and coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely and picked up the pocket watch. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and put down the brandy. Throgmorton coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt and nodded to Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle and coughed and adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. "What ho, Pranehurst!" exclaimed Throgmorton. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Throgmorton looked out the window and nodded to Pranehurst and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst examined the window closely and coughed and looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Nearby there was a grandfather clock. Throgmorton rubbed his chin and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe looked out the window and adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt walked away from the bookshelf and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Furze-Platt picked up the whiskey and looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst coughed. "What ho, Scurthorpe!" exclaimed Throgmorton. Throgmorton walked over to the fireplace. "What ho, Scurthorpe!" exclaimed Furze-Platt. Pranehurst examined the window closely and coughed. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and looked at Throgmorton and sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton picked up the brandy. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt walked over to the fireplace and nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Throgmorton took a sip of the brandy. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt put down the whiskey. Throgmorton examined the fireplace closely. In short, it was an ordinary day at the Perivale Gentleman's Club.
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6 ## Chapter 2
7
8 The shadowy figure rubbed his chin and coughed. Nearby there was a leather couch. The shadowy figure walked over to the leather couch. Nearby there was a mantel. Nearby there was a French window. In the corner of the Great Hall there was a suit of armor. The shadowy figure coughed. Moonlight flooded in through the French window and illuminated the mantel. The shadowy figure sat down on the leather couch. Moonlight flooded in through the French window and illuminated the tapestry. The shadowy figure examined the leather couch closely. Nearby there was a silver statuette of Artemis. Nearby there was a tapestry. The shadowy figure rubbed his chin and looked out the French window and cast a furtive glance around the room. Moonlight flooded in through the French window and illuminated the silver statuette of Artemis. The shadowy figure examined the leather couch closely and coughed and was now sure no one else was about. Moonlight flooded in through the French window and illuminated the suit of armor. The shadowy figure rubbed his chin. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. The shadowy figure coughed and was now sure no one else was about. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. The shadowy figure cast a furtive glance around the room and coughed and was now sure no one else was about and examined the leather couch closely and leaned back in the leather couch and looked out the French window and examined the leather couch closely and looked out the French window and leaned back in the leather couch and got up and stretched and coughed and rubbed his chin and coughed and walked away from the leather couch. Moonlight flooded in through the French window and illuminated the leather couch. The shadowy figure walked over to the leather couch and examined the leather couch closely and coughed and looked out the French window and rubbed his chin and looked out the French window and coughed. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. The shadowy figure looked out the French window and rubbed his chin and was now sure no one else was about and examined the leather couch closely and was now sure no one else was about. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. The shadowy figure coughed and walked away from the leather couch and cast a furtive glance around the room and walked over to the French window and was now sure no one else was about and walked around the Great Hall and coughed and rubbed his chin and coughed and examined the French window closely and rubbed his chin and was now sure no one else was about. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. The shadowy figure was now sure no one else was about and cast a furtive glance around the room. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. The shadowy figure walked away from the French window and was now sure no one else was about and walked over to the silver statuette of Artemis and loosened the silver statuette of Artemis from its fittings and picked up the silver statuette of Artemis and cast a furtive glance around the room and walked around the Great Hall and was now sure no one else was about and rubbed his chin. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. The shadowy figure was now sure no one else was about and looked out the French window and made off into the night.
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10 ## Chapter 3
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12 Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe exclaimed, "I have news!" Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Throgmorton walked over to the bookshelf. Furze-Platt walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and walked over to the grandfather clock and rubbed his chin. Nearby there was a fireplace. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. In the corner of the sitting room there was a bookshelf. Throgmorton picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and coughed. Throgmorton asked, "What is it, Scurthorpe?" Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and examined the grandfather clock closely. Throgmorton examined the bookshelf closely. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton coughed and looked out the window. Scurthorpe told Furze-Platt of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst asked, "What is it, Scurthorpe?" Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Throgmorton put down the brandy. Scurthorpe coughed. Throgmorton picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked away from the leather chair. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and got up and stretched and nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked over to the fireplace. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked away from the bookshelf. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton asked, "What is it, Scurthorpe?" Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette and looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Nearby there was a window. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton walked over to the window. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and walked around the sitting room and was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. "I'm shocked!" cried Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and stared blankly off into space. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst winced. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton and looked at Furze-Platt and looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt walked away from the grandfather clock. "I can't believe it," cried Pranehurst. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton picked up the newspaper. Furze-Platt walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and examined the grandfather clock closely. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. "This is terrible!" cried Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Nearby there was a leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and looked at Furze-Platt and walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe told Throgmorton of the theft of the statuette. Throgmorton was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette. Furze-Platt was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe told Throgmorton of the theft of the statuette. Furze-Platt was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked away from the fireplace. Pranehurst winced. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt winced. Throgmorton stared blankly off into space. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and winced. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette. Furze-Platt stared blankly off into space. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton and coughed. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. "This is terrible!" cried Furze-Platt. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Furze-Platt was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette and walked away from the grandfather clock. Nearby there was a grandfather clock. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst took a sip of the brandy. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room and coughed. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt picked up the pocket watch. "I'm shocked!" cried Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and winced and looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked over to the grandfather clock. Throgmorton stared blankly off into space and walked away from the window. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton walked over to the leather chair and coughed and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt gasped. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst coughed and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst gasped. Scurthorpe coughed. "I'm shocked!" cried Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst stared blankly off into space. Scurthorpe looked out the window and examined the grandfather clock closely and looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. "This is terrible!" cried Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. "I'm shocked!" cried Pranehurst. Furze-Platt was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely. Throgmorton winced. Pranehurst gasped. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely. Furze-Platt was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Throgmorton winced and read the newspaper. "I can't believe it," cried Pranehurst. "I'm shocked!" cried Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe told Throgmorton of the theft of the statuette. Throgmorton rubbed his chin and gasped. Furze-Platt stared blankly off into space and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe told Furze-Platt of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely. "I'm shocked!" cried Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette and rubbed his chin and coughed. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. "I can't believe it," cried Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely. "I can't believe it," cried Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and looked at Furze-Platt. "I'm shocked!" cried Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and picked up the brandy. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst walked over to the leather chair and gasped. Throgmorton picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. "This is terrible!" cried Pranehurst. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt gasped. Throgmorton coughed. "This is terrible!" cried Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe told Throgmorton of the theft of the statuette. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and coughed. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst winced. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst winced and wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton walked away from the leather chair and rubbed his chin and was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst winced. "This is terrible!" cried Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and examined the leather chair closely. Throgmorton gasped. "This is terrible!" cried Pranehurst. Scurthorpe examined the leather chair closely. Furze-Platt winced. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. "This is terrible!" cried Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton gasped. Scurthorpe told Furze-Platt of the theft of the statuette. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst winced. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe told Furze-Platt of the theft of the statuette. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Pranehurst winced. Scurthorpe told Furze-Platt of the theft of the statuette and looked at Throgmorton and coughed. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst coughed and wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton read the newspaper and was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely. "This is terrible!" cried Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst gasped. Scurthorpe examined the leather chair closely. Furze-Platt walked away from the grandfather clock. Throgmorton walked over to the leather chair and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and walked away from the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. "I can't believe it," cried Throgmorton. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper. Throgmorton stared blankly off into space. Furze-Platt stared blankly off into space. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst looked out the window and got up and stretched and walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt walked over to the bookshelf. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton winced. Furze-Platt stared blankly off into space. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely and walked around the sitting room and read the newspaper. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt winced. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. "I'm shocked!" cried Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt winced and nodded to Pranehurst and nodded to Scurthorpe. "This is terrible!" cried Furze-Platt. Throgmorton stared blankly off into space. Scurthorpe coughed. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and gasped. "I can't believe it," cried Throgmorton. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt read the newspaper. "This is terrible!" cried Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst took a sip of the whiskey. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton gasped. "I can't believe it," cried Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely. Throgmorton gasped. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and wrinkled his nose. "This is terrible!" cried Throgmorton. "I can't believe it," cried Throgmorton. Furze-Platt stared blankly off into space. Pranehurst stared blankly off into space. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked out the window. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton and stared blankly off into space. Throgmorton looked out the window and nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt gasped. "I'm shocked!" cried Furze-Platt. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the theft of the statuette. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. "I'm shocked!" cried Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Pranehurst was left shocked by the news of the theft of the statuette. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. "I'm shocked!" cried Throgmorton. Pranehurst winced. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and told Furze-Platt of the theft of the statuette. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Pranehurst stared blankly off into space. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked out the window and looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair.
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14 ## Chapter 4
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16 Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt walked over to the desk. Pranehurst picked up the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt picked up the atlas. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. In the corner of the library there was a window. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. In the corner of the library there was a desk. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and read the encyclopedia. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. In the corner of the library there was a bust of Cicero. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and picked up the quill pen. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. In the corner of the library there was a leather chair. Pranehurst walked over to the desk. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked around the library. Throgmorton picked up the stationery. Furze-Platt walked away from the desk. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. In the corner of the library there was a inkwell on the desk. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Pranehurst read the encyclopedia. Throgmorton walked over to the bust of Cicero. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst and walked over to the bookshelf and coughed and rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. In the corner of the library there was a bookshelf. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst walked away from the desk. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt and read the newspaper and looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt put down the atlas and examined the bookshelf closely. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and walked around the library. Pranehurst walked over to the desk and wrinkled his nose and nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst picked up the atlas. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst read the atlas and walked away from the desk. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt coughed and examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe put down the quill pen. Pranehurst walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton examined the bust of Cicero closely. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton coughed. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst put down the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe picked up the quill pen and got up and stretched and walked around the library and coughed. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. "I shall write to Old Grisbourne. He will know just what to do," said Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and walked away from the inkwell on the desk and walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst put down the atlas. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the library and picked up the atlas and coughed and nodded to Furze-Platt and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the atlas. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton walked around the library. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and picked up the encyclopedia and looked out the window and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely. Throgmorton picked up the atlas. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton walked around the library and coughed. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton put down the atlas. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton walked around the library. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton picked up the atlas. Pranehurst walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked around the library and looked out the window. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and nodded to Throgmorton and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked over to the bust of Cicero. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Pranehurst walked away from the bust of Cicero and coughed. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe coughed and read the newspaper and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and coughed. Furze-Platt walked away from the bookshelf. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst put down the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked out the window and put down the newspaper. Throgmorton examined the bust of Cicero closely and sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe put down the quill pen. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton picked up the quill pen. Furze-Platt walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton put down the atlas. Pranehurst walked around the library. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst walked around the library. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst walked around the library. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the atlas. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt coughed. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt picked up the encyclopedia. Pranehurst walked around the library. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and looked out the window. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper and looked out the window. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst walked around the library. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe read the atlas. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Scurthorpe put down the atlas. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Pranehurst examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton coughed and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the inkwell on the desk and walked around the library and walked over to the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the atlas. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton and looked out the window and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe read the atlas and put down the atlas and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe picked up the atlas. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf and looked out the window. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and looked at Furze-Platt and looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst looked out the window and leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst got up and stretched and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Pranehurst walked over to the leather chair. Furze-Platt examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe read the atlas. Pranehurst walked away from the leather chair. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst read the newspaper and looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton coughed and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the bust of Cicero closely. Pranehurst looked out the window and wrinkled his nose and coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked away from the bust of Cicero. Scurthorpe read the atlas. Pranehurst looked out the window and nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe and walked around the library. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and walked over to the inkwell on the desk and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe walked around the library and nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair and examined the bookshelf closely and read the newspaper. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and coughed and looked at Scurthorpe and got up and stretched. Throgmorton dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe examined the leather chair closely and adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and coughed. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and coughed and walked away from the bookshelf and nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Scurthorpe coughed and adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and coughed and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk. Pranehurst walked over to the leather chair. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt put down the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe put down the atlas. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst and looked out the window. Pranehurst looked out the window and walked away from the leather chair. Furze-Platt walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Pranehurst read the newspaper and walked over to the inkwell on the desk and put down the newspaper and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and walked away from the inkwell on the desk and nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst walked over to the bust of Cicero. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton picked up the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and got up and stretched. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and coughed. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton got up and stretched and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst coughed and looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe and walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Throgmorton examined the inkwell on the desk closely and penned a few thoughtful words on the stationery. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and coughed. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair and leaned back in the leather chair and dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk. Scurthorpe coughed and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton and looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton read the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt looked out the window. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and looked out the window and looked at Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton put down the newspaper. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and picked up the atlas and picked up the newspaper and read the atlas and walked over to the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the bust of Cicero and walked over to the window. Throgmorton read the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked away from the leather chair. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Throgmorton. Throgmorton dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt examined the window closely. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst and read the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Pranehurst and walked over to the window. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the library. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe examined the window closely. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton put down the encyclopedia. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt picked up the encyclopedia. Throgmorton examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt read the atlas. Throgmorton leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Furze-Platt walked away from the window and put down the encyclopedia. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt walked over to the bookshelf and nodded to Throgmorton and nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt read the atlas. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton walked around the library. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst picked up the encyclopedia. Throgmorton put down the letter. Scurthorpe picked up the letter. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst put down the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair and coughed. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt picked up the encyclopedia and put down the newspaper and looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt put down the atlas. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked around the library and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked away from the window. Throgmorton dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt read the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe walked over to the desk and nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt read the encyclopedia. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst got up and stretched and sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe put down the letter. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton picked up the letter and nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe examined the desk closely. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton examined the inkwell on the desk closely and nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt read the encyclopedia. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and put down the encyclopedia. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst picked up the atlas. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Pranehurst picked up the encyclopedia. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and nodded to Throgmorton and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair and looked at Throgmorton and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked around the library. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and picked up the newspaper. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Pranehurst walked away from the window. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst put down the atlas. Scurthorpe picked up the atlas. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the encyclopedia. Throgmorton looked out the window and looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst coughed. Throgmorton examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and leaned back in the leather chair. Throgmorton walked over to the bust of Cicero. Pranehurst walked over to the inkwell on the desk and read the encyclopedia and nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst walked around the library. Furze-Platt coughed. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the library. Scurthorpe walked around the library and put down the atlas. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt picked up the atlas and examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe and put down the letter. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his wrist and nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt coughed. Pranehurst walked over to the bust of Cicero. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt coughed and nodded to Scurthorpe and leaned back in the leather chair and looked out the window. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe coughed and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the bust of Cicero closely. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and rubbed his wrist and read the atlas and coughed. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt read the atlas and got up and stretched and sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst walked around the library and read the encyclopedia. Throgmorton picked up the letter. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt got up and stretched. Throgmorton examined the bust of Cicero closely. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst coughed. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton walked away from the bust of Cicero. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Throgmorton. Throgmorton walked over to the bust of Cicero. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and examined the bust of Cicero closely and looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked away from the desk. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe walked over to the bust of Cicero and walked around the library. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and walked around the library and looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked around the library. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton and nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt and coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the library. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked away from the bust of Cicero. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and looked out the window and coughed. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton examined the bust of Cicero closely and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and looked out the window. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton put down the letter. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe coughed. Furze-Platt walked away from the bookshelf. Pranehurst looked out the window. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked over to the leather chair. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and examined the bust of Cicero closely and nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and walked over to the leather chair. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe picked up the letter. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt and walked around the library. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked away from the leather chair and looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt put down the atlas. Scurthorpe put down the letter. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton picked up the atlas. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked over to the window and looked at Furze-Platt and nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton put down the atlas and looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst read the encyclopedia and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt and coughed. Pranehurst read the encyclopedia. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked out the window and picked up the atlas. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton picked up the letter. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and put down the atlas and looked out the window. Furze-Platt picked up the atlas and rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt read the atlas and looked out the window and nodded to Scurthorpe and nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and looked out the window. Furze-Platt coughed. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and put down the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton picked up the encyclopedia and leaned back in the leather chair and read the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and examined the bust of Cicero closely. Furze-Platt walked around the library and nodded to Throgmorton and put down the atlas. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked away from the bust of Cicero and walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt picked up the atlas. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt examined the leather chair closely. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and looked out the window. Throgmorton examined the bust of Cicero closely. Furze-Platt examined the leather chair closely. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton read the encyclopedia and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and coughed and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton put down the encyclopedia. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe picked up the encyclopedia. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst walked over to the desk. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Pranehurst walked around the library and coughed and looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and examined the window closely. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton coughed. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt and leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt read the atlas and looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt read the atlas. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst walked away from the desk. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and nodded to Furze-Platt and put down the newspaper. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and coughed. Throgmorton walked around the library and nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst walked over to the leather chair. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe and walked away from the leather chair and walked over to the window and walked away from the window and coughed. Pranehurst coughed and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe examined the window closely. Pranehurst coughed and rubbed his chin. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the library. Throgmorton looked out the window and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Pranehurst looked out the window. Throgmorton walked around the library and looked at Furze-Platt and walked around the library and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and walked around the library. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt walked over to the leather chair. Scurthorpe put down the encyclopedia and picked up the newspaper and rubbed his chin and put down the newspaper. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked around the library. Pranehurst picked up the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton looked out the window and coughed. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked out the window and leaned back in the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst read the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and coughed. Throgmorton put down the letter. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe.
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18 ## Chapter 5
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20 Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe walked over to the grandfather clock. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and read the newspaper. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and walked around the sitting room and coughed. Throgmorton picked up the pocket watch and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst examined the bookshelf closely and nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt coughed. In the corner of the sitting room there was a bookshelf. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. In the corner of the sitting room there was a window. Throgmorton picked up the whiskey. Nearby there was a leather chair. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe and took a sip of the whiskey. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt got up and stretched. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Nearby there was a grandfather clock. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Throgmorton walked over to the window. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton took a sip of the whiskey. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock. Nearby there was a fireplace. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper and looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe walked over to the fireplace and adjusted his monocle and nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and coughed. Furze-Platt walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst coughed. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch and picked up the pocket watch. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst coughed and walked around the sitting room and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton put down the whiskey and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton examined the window closely. Pranehurst coughed. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and coughed and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton walked away from the window and nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt examined the leather chair closely. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton walked over to the leather chair. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst coughed and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton and looked out the window and nodded to Pranehurst and looked at Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton coughed. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and examined the bookshelf closely. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch. Furze-Platt picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Pranehurst exclaimed, "I have news!" Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst and picked up the brandy and examined the leather chair closely. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt got up and stretched and coughed. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton and sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton asked, "What is it, Pranehurst?" Pranehurst got up and stretched. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst told Throgmorton of the fact that he misplaced his umbrella. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe and coughed. "That's a rotten shame, Pranehurst," said Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked away from the leather chair. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Furze-Platt asked, "What is it, Pranehurst?" Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and looked out the window and nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Pranehurst examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton walked over to the window. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and examined the window closely and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton walked over to the window. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Throgmorton examined the window closely. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and looked out the window. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst told Scurthorpe of the fact that he misplaced his umbrella and nodded to Scurthorpe and coughed. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and leaned back in the leather chair and looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf and put down the newspaper and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. "That's a rotten shame, Pranehurst," said Throgmorton. Pranehurst told Furze-Platt of the fact that he misplaced his umbrella. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt picked up the pocket watch and nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe and leaned back in the leather chair and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst told Throgmorton of the fact that he misplaced his umbrella. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked out the window and picked up the newspaper and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe walked away from the fireplace. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt coughed. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and picked up the brandy. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. "That's a rotten shame, Pranehurst," said Furze-Platt. Pranehurst told Throgmorton of the fact that he misplaced his umbrella and told Scurthorpe of the fact that he misplaced his umbrella. Furze-Platt looked out the window and looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst told Scurthorpe of the fact that he misplaced his umbrella. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst and coughed and leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf. Throgmorton read the newspaper and coughed. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and told Throgmorton of the fact that he misplaced his umbrella. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton walked away from the window. Furze-Platt got up and stretched. Throgmorton walked over to the fireplace. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. "That's a rotten shame, Pranehurst," said Throgmorton. Throgmorton picked up the whiskey. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst told Furze-Platt of the fact that he misplaced his umbrella. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. "That's a rotten shame, Pranehurst," said Furze-Platt. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked away from the grandfather clock. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. "That's a rotten shame, Pranehurst," said Throgmorton. Throgmorton put down the whiskey. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and coughed. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton coughed. Furze-Platt put down the pocket watch and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt walked over to the bookshelf and examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and picked up the whiskey. Throgmorton picked up the pocket watch. "That's a rotten shame, Pranehurst," said Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin.
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22 ## Chapter 6
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24 Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe coughed. Nearby there was a window. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and rubbed his chin and nodded to Throgmorton and adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the newspaper and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Throgmorton picked up the brandy. Pranehurst walked over to the window. Throgmorton walked over to the fireplace. Pranehurst walked away from the window. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf and coughed. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf and examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Nearby there was a leather chair. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and took a sip of the brandy. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. In the corner of the sitting room there was a fireplace. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and looked at Pranehurst. "Letter for you, Throgmorton," said Crumflatter, leaving as quicky as he appeared. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf and coughed. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe and looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the letter from old Grisbourne. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton took a sip of the brandy and nodded to Pranehurst and read the letter from old Grisbourne. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. In the corner of the sitting room there was a grandfather clock. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. "It was good of him to write back," said Throgmorton. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Throgmorton put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper and read the newspaper. Pranehurst coughed and nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe looked out the window and walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf and looked at Throgmorton and walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton rubbed his chin and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely. Throgmorton put down the brandy. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely and nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton and nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton.
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26 ## Chapter 7
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28 Young Froomhouse walked around the table, considering his shot. Nearby there was a ashtray stand. Young Cumberforbe walked over to the scoreboard. "Shame about that statuette gone missing," said Young Cumberforbe. Young Froomhouse leaned over the table with his cue, preparing his shot. Young Froomhouse walked over to the billiards table. Young Cumberforbe walked away from the scoreboard. "Do you think Furze-Platt could have taken it?" asked Young Froomhouse. "Do you think Scurthorpe could have taken it?" asked Young Cumberforbe. Young Cumberforbe walked over to the ashtray stand and nodded to Young Froomhouse. In the corner of the billiards room there was a cue rack. Young Froomhouse rubbed his chin. Young Cumberforbe walked away from the ashtray stand. Nearby there was a scoreboard. Nearby there was a billiards table. Young Cumberforbe walked over to the scoreboard and picked up the cue chalk. Young Froomhouse walked around the table, considering his shot. "Shame about that statuette gone missing," said Young Froomhouse. In the corner of the billiards room there was a window. Young Cumberforbe walked away from the scoreboard. "Do you think Pranehurst could have taken it?" asked Young Cumberforbe. "Shame about that statuette gone missing," said Young Froomhouse. Young Froomhouse hit the cue ball into the red ball and sank it in the corner pocket. Young Cumberforbe walked over to the ashtray stand. "No, it couldn't have been Furze-Platt, he'd never do something like that," concluded Young Froomhouse. Young Froomhouse coughed and looked out the window. "Do you think Throgmorton could have taken it?" asked Young Cumberforbe. Young Cumberforbe put down the cue chalk. Young Froomhouse nodded to Young Cumberforbe. Young Cumberforbe looked out the window. Young Froomhouse nodded to Young Cumberforbe. "Shame about that statuette gone missing," said Young Cumberforbe. Young Froomhouse picked up the cue chalk. Young Cumberforbe rubbed his chin. Young Froomhouse looked at Young Cumberforbe. "No, it couldn't have been Throgmorton, he'd never do something like that," concluded Young Froomhouse. "No, it couldn't have been Scurthorpe, he'd never do something like that," concluded Young Froomhouse. "No, it couldn't have been Pranehurst, he'd never do something like that," concluded Young Cumberforbe. Young Cumberforbe walked around the billiards room and looked at Young Froomhouse and walked around the billiards room. Young Froomhouse coughed. "Shame about that statuette gone missing," said Young Cumberforbe. Young Froomhouse nodded to Young Cumberforbe. Young Cumberforbe examined the ashtray stand closely and walked away from the ashtray stand. "Shame about that statuette gone missing," said Young Froomhouse. Young Froomhouse put down the cue chalk and nodded to Young Cumberforbe and walked around the billiards room. "Good game, Young Froomhouse," said Young Cumberforbe. Young Froomhouse walked around the billiards room. "Shame about that statuette gone missing," said Young Froomhouse. Young Cumberforbe picked up the cue chalk and coughed and walked over to the billiards table and walked around the billiards room. Young Froomhouse looked out the window. Young Cumberforbe looked at Young Froomhouse. Young Froomhouse rubbed his chin. Young Cumberforbe looked at Young Froomhouse and coughed and walked around the billiards room and chalked his cue. "Shame about that statuette gone missing," said Young Cumberforbe. Young Cumberforbe nodded to Young Froomhouse and put down the cue chalk. Young Froomhouse picked up the cue chalk. Young Cumberforbe walked around the billiards room and coughed. Young Froomhouse examined the billiards table closely and nodded to Young Cumberforbe and looked out the window. Young Cumberforbe looked out the window. Young Froomhouse looked at Young Cumberforbe. Young Cumberforbe looked out the window and looked at Young Froomhouse. Young Froomhouse looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Young Cumberforbe looked out the window and rubbed his chin and coughed. "Good game, Young Froomhouse," said Young Cumberforbe. Young Froomhouse nodded to Young Cumberforbe and looked out the window and rubbed his chin and looked out the window.
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30 ## Chapter 8
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32 Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. In the corner of the garden shed there was a bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench and walked over to the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst walked over to the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe lifted the hedge trimmer to see what was under it. In the corner of the garden shed there was a workbench. Nearby there was a window. Scurthorpe picked up the oilcan and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and looked behind the bags of potting soil and coughed and rubbed his chin and looked out the window and bent down and looked under the window. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and looked behind the workbench. Pranehurst looked out the window and coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window and bent down and looked under the workbench and picked up the hedge trimmer and lifted the screwdriver to see what was under it and looked behind the workbench. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe put down the oilcan. "Why are we here, Scurthorpe?" asked Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked around the garden shed. Scurthorpe sat down on the bags of potting soil and looked behind the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst picked up the oilcan and walked around the garden shed. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the bags of potting soil and looked at Scurthorpe. "Why are we here, Scurthorpe?" asked Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the workbench and walked over to the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked behind the window. Pranehurst coughed. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the window and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe lifted the screwdriver to see what was under it. Pranehurst looked out the window and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and picked up the screwdriver and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the window and coughed and examined the bags of potting soil closely. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench and put down the hedge trimmer. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the window. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and walked away from the bags of potting soil and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked behind the window and walked over to the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and walked away from the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench. Pranehurst looked behind the workbench and lifted the hedge trimmer to see what was under it. Scurthorpe sat down on the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst put down the screwdriver and looked behind the window and picked up the hedge trimmer and looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst looked behind the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench and picked up the screwdriver. Pranehurst walked away from the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked behind the window. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe leaned back in the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench. Pranehurst looked behind the workbench and walked over to the window. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil and coughed. Pranehurst looked behind the workbench. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench. Pranehurst put down the hedge trimmer. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the workbench and looked out the window and picked up the hedge trimmer and coughed and looked behind the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst put down the oilcan. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench and picked up the oilcan and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the window and coughed. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the workbench. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the window. Pranehurst examined the window closely and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe leaned back in the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst coughed and walked around the garden shed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and put down the oilcan and looked out the window and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and wrinkled his nose and lifted the oilcan to see what was under it. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst looked behind the bags of potting soil and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and got up and stretched and adjusted his monocle and bent down and looked under the workbench and walked over to the workbench and nodded to Pranehurst and coughed and examined the workbench closely. Pranehurst looked behind the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench and coughed. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe lifted the oilcan to see what was under it and looked behind the window and looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and examined the window closely and lifted the oilcan to see what was under it. Scurthorpe put down the screwdriver and coughed. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and walked away from the workbench and lifted the oilcan to see what was under it and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked behind the workbench and sat down on the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe walked over to the window. Pranehurst coughed and rubbed his chin and put down the hedge trimmer and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe walked around the garden shed and looked at Pranehurst and looked behind the window and walked away from the window. Pranehurst looked behind the bags of potting soil and picked up the hedge trimmer. Scurthorpe walked over to the workbench. Pranehurst lifted the screwdriver to see what was under it. Scurthorpe lifted the oilcan to see what was under it and looked at Pranehurst and looked behind the workbench. Pranehurst looked out the window and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst looked behind the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst walked over to the bags of potting soil and walked around the garden shed and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the hedge trimmer. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the screwdriver. Scurthorpe lifted the hedge trimmer to see what was under it and looked out the window. Pranehurst examined the bags of potting soil closely and lifted the hedge trimmer to see what was under it and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst sat down on the bags of potting soil and rubbed his chin and lifted the oilcan to see what was under it and coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and bent down and looked under the window. Pranehurst examined the bags of potting soil closely and rubbed his chin and nodded to Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst lifted the oilcan to see what was under it and leaned back in the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the oilcan. Pranehurst lifted the hedge trimmer to see what was under it and leaned back in the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the window and lifted the hedge trimmer to see what was under it and bent down and looked under the workbench. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the window and looked behind the workbench. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench and examined the workbench closely and picked up the hedge trimmer. Pranehurst looked behind the window and put down the screwdriver. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the window. Pranehurst lifted the screwdriver to see what was under it. Scurthorpe examined the workbench closely and looked behind the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst looked behind the workbench and bent down and looked under the workbench and picked up the screwdriver and looked behind the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench and looked out the window and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the hedge trimmer and adjusted his monocle and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked behind the window and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the hedge trimmer. Pranehurst looked behind the workbench. Scurthorpe walked around the garden shed. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and looked behind the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and bent down and looked under the window. Pranehurst looked behind the window and bent down and looked under the workbench and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window and walked away from the workbench. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and looked behind the bags of potting soil and looked behind the workbench. Pranehurst put down the screwdriver and wrinkled his nose and looked behind the bags of potting soil and leaned back in the bags of potting soil and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and looked behind the workbench. Scurthorpe lifted the screwdriver to see what was under it and walked over to the window. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window and lifted the screwdriver to see what was under it. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe coughed and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the screwdriver and bent down and looked under the workbench and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked around the garden shed. Scurthorpe coughed and walked away from the window. Pranehurst examined the bags of potting soil closely. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and sat down on the bags of potting soil and put down the oilcan and lifted the oilcan to see what was under it. Pranehurst walked around the garden shed and bent down and looked under the workbench. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the window and picked up the oilcan and rubbed his chin and looked at Scurthorpe. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench and coughed and looked out the window and adjusted his monocle and bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and leaned back in the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst walked around the garden shed and put down the oilcan. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil and rubbed his chin and looked behind the workbench. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the oilcan. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the workbench. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and bent down and looked under the workbench. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed and walked around the garden shed. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench. Pranehurst looked behind the window and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil and leaned back in the bags of potting soil and looked behind the workbench and looked behind the bags of potting soil and got up and stretched. Pranehurst looked behind the bags of potting soil and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and walked over to the window and bent down and looked under the window and nodded to Pranehurst and walked around the garden shed. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the window and looked behind the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe put down the screwdriver and sat down on the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst lifted the screwdriver to see what was under it. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst looked behind the workbench and nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe put down the hedge trimmer. Pranehurst put down the oilcan. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and leaned back in the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst examined the bags of potting soil closely and picked up the screwdriver and put down the screwdriver. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench and coughed. Pranehurst looked behind the window. Scurthorpe examined the window closely. Pranehurst examined the bags of potting soil closely and lifted the hedge trimmer to see what was under it. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench and picked up the hedge trimmer. Pranehurst looked behind the window. Scurthorpe put down the hedge trimmer. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the window and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and looked behind the workbench and picked up the hedge trimmer. Pranehurst looked behind the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked out the window and bent down and looked under the window and looked behind the workbench. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the workbench. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the oilcan and looked out the window and put down the hedge trimmer. Pranehurst lifted the screwdriver to see what was under it and bent down and looked under the window. Scurthorpe put down the oilcan. Pranehurst lifted the oilcan to see what was under it. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the workbench and lifted the hedge trimmer to see what was under it and got up and stretched. Pranehurst walked away from the bags of potting soil. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench and picked up the screwdriver. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil and sat down on the bags of potting soil and looked behind the window and picked up the oilcan and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked around the garden shed. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked over to the workbench. Scurthorpe coughed and looked behind the bags of potting soil and rubbed his chin and bent down and looked under the workbench. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the window. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the hedge trimmer. Scurthorpe looked behind the bags of potting soil. Pranehurst walked around the garden shed and bent down and looked under the workbench. Scurthorpe looked behind the workbench and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked behind the bags of potting soil and looked at Scurthorpe.
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36 In the corner of the sitting room there was a fireplace. Throgmorton picked up the newspaper. In the corner of the sitting room there was a window. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton picked up the brandy. Furze-Platt coughed. Nearby there was a leather chair. Throgmorton picked up the pocket watch. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton coughed. In the corner of the sitting room there was a bookshelf. Nearby there was a grandfather clock. Furze-Platt walked over to the fireplace. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair and leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and picked up the whiskey. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. "I think YOU stole the silver statuette of Artemis, Furze-Platt!" shouted Throgmorton. "WHAT?" bellowed Furze-Platt. Throgmorton rubbed his chin and put down the newspaper. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton rubbed his chin and coughed and nodded to Furze-Platt. "I think YOU stole the silver statuette of Artemis, Throgmorton!" shouted Furze-Platt. "Well I never!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt spluttered and looked out the window. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and looked at Throgmorton. "Well I never!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and walked around the sitting room and rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton took a sip of the brandy. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and examined the fireplace closely. Throgmorton leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton took a sip of the brandy. Furze-Platt walked away from the fireplace and coughed. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and coughed. Furze-Platt walked over to the grandfather clock and spluttered and picked up the newspaper. Throgmorton put down the brandy. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper and rubbed his wrist and walked away from the grandfather clock and looked out the window and rubbed his chin and walked over to the fireplace and rubbed his wrist and walked away from the fireplace. Throgmorton picked up the brandy. Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair and nodded to Throgmorton and leaned back in the leather chair and rubbed his wrist and spluttered and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room and put down the brandy. Furze-Platt leaned back in the leather chair. "Preposterous!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt picked up the brandy and put down the brandy and picked up the brandy and put down the brandy and rubbed his wrist. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the newspaper. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room and walked over to the fireplace and picked up the pocket watch and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and leaned back in the leather chair. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and leaned back in the leather chair. Throgmorton picked up the pocket watch and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. "Well I never!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt got up and stretched. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and read the newspaper. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch. Furze-Platt walked over to the bookshelf and spluttered. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Throgmorton picked up the brandy and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and examined the fireplace closely and got up and stretched. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely and spluttered. Throgmorton picked up the pocket watch and put down the brandy and picked up the brandy. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair and put down the brandy. "Preposterous!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and picked up the brandy and coughed and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton examined the fireplace closely. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton coughed. Furze-Platt spluttered and rubbed his chin and walked around the sitting room and put down the brandy. "WHAT?" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. "Well I never!" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt picked up the brandy and rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and put down the pocket watch. Furze-Platt picked up the pocket watch and walked away from the bookshelf. Throgmorton spluttered. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton and walked over to the leather chair. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Throgmorton leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt put down the pocket watch and looked out the window and rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton spluttered. Furze-Platt spluttered. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton picked up the pocket watch. Furze-Platt spluttered. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and picked up the newspaper and looked at Furze-Platt. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. "Preposterous!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Crumflatter walked into the sitting room. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter. Crumflatter walked around the sitting room and walked over to the bookshelf. Furze-Platt coughed and spluttered. Throgmorton examined the fireplace closely and spluttered. Furze-Platt examined the leather chair closely. Throgmorton spluttered. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. "Well I never!" bellowed Throgmorton. Crumflatter rubbed his chin and looked out the window. Furze-Platt put down the brandy and spluttered. Throgmorton leaned back in the leather chair. Crumflatter examined the bookshelf closely. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. "Now, now, Throgmorton, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt picked up the brandy. "I think YOU stole the silver statuette of Artemis, Crumflatter!" shouted Furze-Platt. Throgmorton got up and stretched and rubbed his chin and nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked away from the leather chair. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter and rubbed his chin and nodded to Crumflatter. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and read the newspaper. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the fireplace closely. "WHAT?" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt spluttered. "Now, now, Throgmorton, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Crumflatter looked at Throgmorton and sat down on the leather chair and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Crumflatter. Throgmorton nodded to Crumflatter. Crumflatter rubbed his chin and nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Crumflatter coughed. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter and walked over to the grandfather clock. "Preposterous!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. "Well I never!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Crumflatter got up and stretched. Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair. Crumflatter walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt spluttered. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Crumflatter and looked at Furze-Platt. Crumflatter rubbed his chin. Throgmorton coughed and walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt put down the whiskey. Crumflatter coughed. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch and coughed. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton and spluttered. "Well I never!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Crumflatter. Furze-Platt nodded to Crumflatter. "WHAT?" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt put down the brandy. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked out the window. "Now, now, Throgmorton, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. Throgmorton picked up the whiskey and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt nodded to Crumflatter. Crumflatter coughed. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton coughed. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter and leaned back in the leather chair. Throgmorton read the newspaper. Crumflatter coughed. Throgmorton walked away from the fireplace. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Crumflatter nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton picked up the pocket watch. Furze-Platt picked up the brandy and rubbed his wrist. "WHAT?" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton put down the whiskey. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Crumflatter picked up the whiskey and nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton spluttered and put down the newspaper. Furze-Platt spluttered. Crumflatter looked out the window. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. "Now, now, Throgmorton, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. Crumflatter looked at Throgmorton. "WHAT?" bellowed Throgmorton. "Preposterous!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper and looked at Crumflatter. Throgmorton walked over to the leather chair. Furze-Platt put down the brandy and examined the grandfather clock closely. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Crumflatter looked at Throgmorton. "Now, now, Furze-Platt, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt read the newspaper. Crumflatter took a sip of the whiskey and looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter and looked at Throgmorton. Crumflatter coughed. Furze-Platt read the newspaper. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room and coughed and nodded to Crumflatter and examined the leather chair closely. Crumflatter examined the bookshelf closely. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper. Throgmorton picked up the brandy. Crumflatter nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Crumflatter looked out the window. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch. Furze-Platt picked up the pocket watch. Throgmorton put down the brandy. Crumflatter looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window and walked away from the leather chair. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper and picked up the brandy. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely. Throgmorton walked over to the fireplace. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. Crumflatter looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Crumflatter. Furze-Platt got up and stretched. "Now, now, Throgmorton, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. "WHAT?" bellowed Furze-Platt. Crumflatter nodded to Furze-Platt and walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Crumflatter rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Crumflatter looked at Throgmorton. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Crumflatter looked out the window. Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair. Crumflatter examined the bookshelf closely. Throgmorton examined the fireplace closely. Crumflatter rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. "What rot!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. "Now, now, Furze-Platt, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Crumflatter put down the whiskey and walked away from the bookshelf. Furze-Platt coughed. Crumflatter looked out the window. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton and looked out the window and picked up the newspaper and walked over to the fireplace and read the newspaper. Furze-Platt put down the brandy. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. "That's better," said Crumflatter. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Crumflatter. Crumflatter coughed. Throgmorton rubbed his chin and walked away from the fireplace. Furze-Platt coughed and looked out the window. Throgmorton nodded to Crumflatter. Furze-Platt leaned back in the leather chair. Crumflatter walked away from the fireplace and read the newspaper. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton looked at Crumflatter. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Crumflatter looked at Furze-Platt and walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton and looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton walked over to the window. "WHAT?" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Crumflatter read the newspaper. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton and rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton looked at Crumflatter. Crumflatter read the newspaper and looked at Throgmorton. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Crumflatter. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and examined the window closely. Crumflatter picked up the brandy. Furze-Platt got up and stretched. Crumflatter rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt coughed. Crumflatter put down the brandy and coughed. Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely and walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton picked up the whiskey. "Well I never!" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter and walked away from the grandfather clock. Crumflatter looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton and looked at Crumflatter. Crumflatter read the newspaper. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked over to the window and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton picked up the brandy. Crumflatter coughed and rubbed his chin and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton spluttered and took a sip of the brandy and nodded to Crumflatter. Furze-Platt put down the pocket watch. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and walked away from the window and nodded to Crumflatter. Crumflatter walked around the sitting room and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and walked over to the grandfather clock and took a sip of the brandy. Crumflatter walked over to the bookshelf and read the newspaper and nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter. Crumflatter walked away from the bookshelf and nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt picked up the pocket watch and nodded to Crumflatter. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton put down the brandy and sat down on the leather chair. Crumflatter walked over to the fireplace. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton put down the whiskey. Furze-Platt picked up the whiskey. Crumflatter looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton coughed. Crumflatter examined the fireplace closely and nodded to Throgmorton and walked away from the fireplace and put down the newspaper. Furze-Platt picked up the brandy. Throgmorton looked at Crumflatter. Crumflatter looked out the window. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the grandfather clock closely. Furze-Platt walked away from the window. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and walked over to the fireplace. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper and put down the brandy. Throgmorton walked away from the grandfather clock. Crumflatter looked out the window. Furze-Platt examined the fireplace closely. Throgmorton coughed and walked over to the grandfather clock. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton coughed and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and rubbed his chin. "WHAT?" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. "Preposterous!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Crumflatter sat down on the leather chair and looked out the window. Furze-Platt coughed. "Now, now, Throgmorton, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. "Preposterous!" bellowed Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt spluttered. Crumflatter looked out the window. Throgmorton examined the grandfather clock closely. Furze-Platt spluttered and walked around the sitting room and coughed. Crumflatter looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the grandfather clock closely. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton walked away from the grandfather clock and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt looked out the window. "WHAT?" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton picked up the newspaper. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton coughed and rubbed his chin and walked over to the window. Crumflatter looked out the window. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room and nodded to Crumflatter. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. Crumflatter looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. "Now, now, Furze-Platt, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. Furze-Platt put down the whiskey. Throgmorton read the newspaper. Crumflatter picked up the whiskey. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Crumflatter. Throgmorton nodded to Crumflatter. Crumflatter nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton rubbed his chin and nodded to Furze-Platt and examined the window closely. Crumflatter coughed and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton read the newspaper and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt nodded to Crumflatter and looked at Crumflatter. Crumflatter nodded to Furze-Platt. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. Crumflatter took a sip of the whiskey. "Well I never!" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt examined the fireplace closely. Crumflatter looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter. Crumflatter looked at Furze-Platt and coughed. Throgmorton walked away from the window and walked around the sitting room. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. Crumflatter looked at Furze-Platt and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window and walked over to the leather chair. Crumflatter put down the whiskey. Furze-Platt put down the pocket watch. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Crumflatter and looked at Throgmorton. Crumflatter coughed. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and put down the newspaper. Crumflatter picked up the whiskey. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. "Preposterous!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window and nodded to Furze-Platt and picked up the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room and rubbed his chin. Crumflatter got up and stretched. Throgmorton picked up the newspaper. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter and rubbed his chin and walked away from the fireplace. Throgmorton coughed. Furze-Platt coughed. Crumflatter sat down on the leather chair and rubbed his chin and nodded to Furze-Platt and looked at Furze-Platt and leaned back in the leather chair and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch and picked up the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room and rubbed his chin. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Crumflatter picked up the brandy and looked out the window. Furze-Platt walked over to the grandfather clock and walked away from the grandfather clock. Crumflatter nodded to Furze-Platt and rubbed his chin and took a sip of the whiskey. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton walked away from the leather chair. Furze-Platt walked over to the bookshelf and looked at Throgmorton. Crumflatter nodded to Furze-Platt and looked out the window. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and looked at Crumflatter. Throgmorton walked over to the bookshelf. Furze-Platt coughed. "What rot!" bellowed Throgmorton. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room and looked at Crumflatter and put down the pocket watch. "Well I never!" bellowed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Crumflatter looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked away from the bookshelf and coughed and walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Crumflatter coughed. "Now, now, Throgmorton, get ahold of yourself," said Crumflatter. "That's better," said Crumflatter. Throgmorton read the newspaper. Furze-Platt walked over to the fireplace. Throgmorton looked out the window and looked at Crumflatter. Furze-Platt picked up the pocket watch. Crumflatter nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt looked at Crumflatter. "That's better," said Crumflatter. Throgmorton read the newspaper. Furze-Platt examined the fireplace closely and walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room and looked at Crumflatter. Crumflatter got up and stretched and took a sip of the whiskey. Furze-Platt examined the fireplace closely. Throgmorton put down the newspaper and walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Crumflatter walked over to the bookshelf. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Crumflatter sat down on the leather chair and rubbed his chin and put down the brandy. Throgmorton looked out the window. "That's better," said Crumflatter. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Crumflatter nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and rubbed his chin.
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39
40 Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked over to the barrel. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the bottle of Sauvignon blanc and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked behind the barrel. Pranehurst put down the bottle of Sauvignon blanc. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the barrel. Nearby there was a wine rack. Nearby there was a barrel. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings and looked at Pranehurst and bent down and looked under the barrel. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the barrel. Pranehurst walked over to the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe picked up the bottle of port and looked behind the wine rack. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings and looked behind the wine rack and walked around the wine cellar. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. In the corner of the wine cellar there was a cobwebs. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and picked up the bottle of Sauvignon blanc and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the bottle of Beaujolais. Nearby there was a trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe coughed and put down the bottle of port. Pranehurst examined the trunk with brass fittings closely and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked away from the barrel and put down the bottle of Sauvignon blanc. Pranehurst walked away from the trunk with brass fittings and looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the bottle of Sauvignon blanc. Scurthorpe picked up the bottle of port. Pranehurst walked over to the barrel. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the wine rack. Pranehurst put down the bottle of Beaujolais and walked away from the barrel. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and bent down and looked under the cobwebs and looked behind the wine rack and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings and picked up the bottle of Beaujolais and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked behind the barrel. Pranehurst put down the bottle of Sauvignon blanc and walked over to the barrel and walked around the wine cellar. Scurthorpe walked over to the wine rack and walked around the wine cellar. "Why are we here, Scurthorpe?" asked Pranehurst. Scurthorpe put down the bottle of Beaujolais. Pranehurst picked up the bottle of Beaujolais and put down the bottle of Beaujolais. Scurthorpe lifted the bottle of Sauvignon blanc to see what was under it. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Pranehurst lifted the bottle of Beaujolais to see what was under it. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked under the cobwebs and found a diary and bent down and looked under the wine rack and walked around the wine cellar. Scurthorpe walked around the wine cellar. Pranehurst looked behind the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe coughed and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked behind the trunk with brass fittings and bent down and looked under the barrel. Scurthorpe looked behind the wine rack and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst lifted the bottle of Sauvignon blanc to see what was under it and walked around the wine cellar. Scurthorpe lifted the bottle of Sauvignon blanc to see what was under it. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and walked around the wine cellar. Scurthorpe lifted the diary to see what was under it and picked up the diary. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the wine rack. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and lifted the bottle of Sauvignon blanc to see what was under it. Pranehurst walked around the wine cellar and bent down and looked under the wine rack and looked behind the trunk with brass fittings and bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings and walked away from the barrel and picked up the bottle of Sauvignon blanc and lifted the bottle of Beaujolais to see what was under it and put down the bottle of Sauvignon blanc and bent down and looked under the barrel and walked over to the cobwebs. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the wine rack and bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings and walked around the wine cellar and looked behind the wine rack. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the barrel. Scurthorpe coughed and looked behind the wine rack. Pranehurst sat down on the trunk with brass fittings and looked behind the wine rack and bent down and looked under the cobwebs. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. "Hello! What's this?" exclaimed Scurthorpe holding up the diary. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the cobwebs and examined the cobwebs closely. Scurthorpe lifted the bottle of Beaujolais to see what was under it. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and looked behind the trunk with brass fittings and bent down and looked under the wine rack and looked behind the wine rack. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the cobwebs and bent down and looked under the barrel. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked around the wine cellar. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe showed the diary to Pranehurst. Pranehurst lifted the bottle of Beaujolais to see what was under it. Scurthorpe showed the diary to Pranehurst and walked away from the wine rack and looked behind the trunk with brass fittings and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the bottle of Beaujolais and looked behind the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe walked over to the barrel. Pranehurst looked behind the barrel. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the cobwebs and looked behind the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and examined the barrel closely and walked away from the barrel. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the barrel. Scurthorpe looked behind the cobwebs. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and lifted the bottle of Sauvignon blanc to see what was under it. Scurthorpe looked behind the wine rack and picked up the bottle of Sauvignon blanc and looked behind the cobwebs. Pranehurst walked over to the wine rack. Scurthorpe put down the bottle of Sauvignon blanc. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the barrel. Scurthorpe showed the diary to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and looked behind the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe looked behind the cobwebs. Pranehurst lifted the bottle of Sauvignon blanc to see what was under it. Scurthorpe looked behind the cobwebs. Pranehurst looked behind the wine rack and lifted the bottle of Sauvignon blanc to see what was under it. Scurthorpe looked behind the cobwebs. Pranehurst looked behind the wine rack and examined the wine rack closely. Scurthorpe walked around the wine cellar. Pranehurst looked behind the wine rack and bent down and looked under the wine rack. Scurthorpe looked behind the cobwebs. Pranehurst sat down on the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst leaned back in the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe showed the diary to Pranehurst and bent down and looked under the barrel. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the cobwebs. Scurthorpe walked over to the barrel and bent down and looked under the wine rack and looked behind the cobwebs and picked up the bottle of Sauvignon blanc and nodded to Pranehurst and walked around the wine cellar. Pranehurst leaned back in the trunk with brass fittings and bent down and looked under the cobwebs and put down the bottle of Beaujolais and looked behind the cobwebs and looked at Scurthorpe and bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings and bent down and looked under the wine rack. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the wine rack. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe picked up the bottle of Beaujolais. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the wine rack. Scurthorpe examined the barrel closely. Pranehurst looked behind the wine rack. Scurthorpe walked away from the barrel and put down the diary. Pranehurst looked behind the barrel. "Whose do you suppose it is, Scurthorpe?" asked Pranehurst pointing at the diary. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and coughed. "This is just where I would hide a silver statuette of Artemis if I stole one, Pranehurst!" replied Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked behind the cobwebs. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the barrel. "Whose do you suppose it is, Scurthorpe?" asked Pranehurst pointing at the diary. Pranehurst picked up the diary and bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe walked over to the trunk with brass fittings. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the wine rack and coughed and rubbed his chin and bent down and looked under the barrel. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst leaned back in the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and put down the bottle of Sauvignon blanc and looked at Pranehurst and bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and put down the bottle of Beaujolais and walked around the wine cellar. Pranehurst looked behind the trunk with brass fittings and bent down and looked under the barrel. Scurthorpe examined the trunk with brass fittings closely and put down the bottle of port. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the cobwebs. Scurthorpe looked behind the wine rack and bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings. Pranehurst leaned back in the trunk with brass fittings and looked behind the barrel and bent down and looked under the barrel and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst put down the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the bottle of port. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings and coughed. "Whose do you suppose it is, Scurthorpe?" asked Pranehurst pointing at the diary. Pranehurst lifted the bottle of Beaujolais to see what was under it and looked behind the wine rack. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the wine rack. Pranehurst looked behind the cobwebs and picked up the bottle of Sauvignon blanc. Scurthorpe picked up the diary. Pranehurst leaned back in the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the wine rack and rubbed his chin and bent down and looked under the barrel and looked behind the wine rack. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the barrel. Scurthorpe looked behind the wine rack. Pranehurst lifted the bottle of Beaujolais to see what was under it. Scurthorpe bent down and looked under the cobwebs and nodded to Pranehurst and looked behind the trunk with brass fittings and showed the diary to Pranehurst and walked away from the trunk with brass fittings. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and put down the diary and lifted the bottle of Beaujolais to see what was under it. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the trunk with brass fittings and bent down and looked under the barrel. Scurthorpe picked up the diary. Pranehurst looked behind the cobwebs and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and bent down and looked under the cobwebs and lifted the bottle of Beaujolais to see what was under it and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe walked over to the cobwebs. "Whose do you suppose it is, Scurthorpe?" asked Pranehurst pointing at the diary. Pranehurst examined the wine rack closely and leaned back in the trunk with brass fittings and got up and stretched and looked behind the wine rack. Scurthorpe looked behind the barrel. Pranehurst walked around the wine cellar and sat down on the trunk with brass fittings. Scurthorpe looked behind the trunk with brass fittings and examined the cobwebs closely. Pranehurst bent down and looked under the barrel. Scurthorpe lifted the bottle of Beaujolais to see what was under it and walked away from the cobwebs. Pranehurst looked behind the barrel and wrinkled his nose and examined the wine rack closely and looked behind the cobwebs.
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42 ## Chapter 11
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44 Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Nearby there was a grandfather clock. Scurthorpe walked over to the window. Pranehurst coughed and walked over to the grandfather clock and sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. In the corner of the sitting room there was a window. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the whiskey and leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Nearby there was a leather chair. Scurthorpe looked out the window and looked at Pranehurst and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe read the diary and coughed and put down the brandy. Pranehurst read the newspaper and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe coughed and nodded to Pranehurst. Nearby there was a fireplace. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe put down the brandy and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and walked around the sitting room and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked away from the window. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf and read the diary and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and adjusted his monocle and looked out the window and picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf and nodded to Pranehurst and read the diary. In the corner of the sitting room there was a bookshelf. Scurthorpe read the diary and took a sip of the brandy and walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked out the window. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and coughed. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe put down the diary. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and rubbed his chin and sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and looked out the window and examined the grandfather clock closely and took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and took a sip of the whiskey and adjusted his monocle and took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and picked up the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and read the diary and sat down on the leather chair. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst read the diary and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe coughed. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and walked away from the grandfather clock and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and put down the brandy and walked around the sitting room and coughed and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and examined the grandfather clock closely and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and coughed and walked over to the fireplace and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and read the newspaper. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and put down the newspaper and took a sip of the brandy and examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and put down the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and picked up the diary and walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe coughed and sat down on the leather chair and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked over to the window and read the diary. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe walked away from the fireplace and put down the pocket watch and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe and picked up the pocket watch and looked out the window and walked around the sitting room. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf. Pranehurst walked away from the window. Scurthorpe coughed. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window and nodded to Pranehurst and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst walked over to the fireplace. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst examined the fireplace closely and coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and read the diary and examined the fireplace closely. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst walked away from the fireplace. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and rubbed his chin and picked up the pocket watch. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin and picked up the brandy and walked over to the window and put down the whiskey and put down the diary. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and looked out the window and coughed and picked up the whiskey and read the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and coughed. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and leaned back in the leather chair and nodded to Pranehurst and looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and walked around the sitting room and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and looked out the window and leaned back in the leather chair and looked out the window. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and walked over to the leather chair. Scurthorpe coughed and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and coughed. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Pranehurst walked away from the leather chair and coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the diary and coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and walked over to the window and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst coughed and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and read the newspaper. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and coughed. Pranehurst put down the diary and picked up the whiskey and looked out the window. Scurthorpe picked up the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and coughed. Scurthorpe put down the diary and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the whiskey and looked at Scurthorpe and walked over to the fireplace. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked out the window and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe read the diary and nodded to Pranehurst and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed and picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and picked up the newspaper and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe put down the diary. Pranehurst walked away from the fireplace and looked out the window. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and looked out the window. Pranehurst walked over to the window. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and looked out the window. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked out the window and looked at Scurthorpe and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and put down the newspaper and put down the whiskey and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the diary and put down the brandy and adjusted his monocle and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and got up and stretched and walked over to the fireplace. Pranehurst walked away from the window. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and looked out the window. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked away from the fireplace and looked out the window and read the diary and walked over to the grandfather clock and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe coughed and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed and walked over to the fireplace and coughed. Scurthorpe read the diary and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst walked away from the fireplace and walked over to the bookshelf and looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and read the diary and put down the diary. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and adjusted his monocle and walked around the sitting room and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and coughed and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and walked around the sitting room. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and looked out the window. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe put down the diary and coughed and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and coughed. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst got up and stretched and examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and coughed and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe put down the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the bookshelf closely and picked up the diary and walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst coughed. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window and walked away from the grandfather clock. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and read the newspaper and walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst read the diary and put down the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe examined the leather chair closely and looked out the window and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and looked out the window and picked up the diary. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and got up and stretched and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and sat down on the leather chair and coughed. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst coughed and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and examined the leather chair closely. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and put down the newspaper and looked at Pranehurst and put down the whiskey and walked away from the leather chair and walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely and picked up the brandy and leaned back in the leather chair and looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe coughed and nodded to Pranehurst and put down the diary and nodded to Pranehurst and looked at Pranehurst and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window and walked away from the grandfather clock and picked up the whiskey and walked over to the grandfather clock and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst put down the brandy and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and coughed and looked out the window and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and examined the grandfather clock closely and picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and put down the pocket watch and picked up the diary and leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst read the newspaper and got up and stretched and coughed and walked away from the grandfather clock and walked over to the bookshelf. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window and coughed and read the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and examined the bookshelf closely and looked out the window. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and picked up the brandy and walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf and coughed and walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and looked out the window and examined the grandfather clock closely and picked up the newspaper and wrinkled his nose and looked at Scurthorpe and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and looked at Scurthorpe and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and nodded to Pranehurst and put down the whiskey and picked up the pocket watch and adjusted his monocle and put down the brandy and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed and looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst walked over to the window and picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and adjusted his monocle and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst put down the diary and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and took a sip of the whiskey and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and put down the brandy. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and adjusted his monocle and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and walked away from the leather chair and walked over to the bookshelf and looked out the window and walked around the sitting room and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and sat down on the leather chair and read the newspaper and put down the brandy and nodded to Pranehurst and looked out the window. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and picked up the pocket watch and looked out the window and picked up the diary and coughed and read the diary. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and rubbed his chin and adjusted his monocle. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and put down the newspaper and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the diary. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and examined the bookshelf closely and looked at Pranehurst and took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the brandy and took a sip of the whiskey and looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the diary. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and looked out the window and picked up the whiskey and walked away from the window and walked over to the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and put down the newspaper and walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked out the window and picked up the diary and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and walked over to the leather chair. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe put down the brandy and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst walked over to the fireplace and looked out the window and sat down on the leather chair and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe coughed and put down the diary and picked up the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and coughed. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf and rubbed his chin and coughed. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked over to the window and adjusted his monocle and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the diary and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the fireplace closely. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and adjusted his monocle and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and picked up the diary and read the diary and put down the diary. Pranehurst picked up the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the fireplace closely and picked up the newspaper and read the newspaper and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe put down the brandy and picked up the newspaper and adjusted his monocle and nodded to Pranehurst and read the newspaper. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and read the newspaper. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and got up and stretched. Pranehurst put down the diary and picked up the diary and put down the whiskey and put down the diary. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked away from the fireplace and put down the brandy and nodded to Scurthorpe and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and read the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and rubbed his chin and looked out the window and read the diary. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and coughed and read the newspaper and examined the window closely and picked up the brandy and looked at Pranehurst and rubbed his chin and walked away from the window. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock and walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked over to the leather chair. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and put down the brandy and adjusted his monocle and picked up the whiskey and adjusted his monocle and read the diary and put down the diary. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and walked over to the grandfather clock and looked at Pranehurst and walked away from the grandfather clock. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair and picked up the pocket watch and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst walked away from the leather chair and walked around the sitting room and picked up the whiskey and looked out the window and picked up the diary and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe looked out the window and nodded to Pranehurst and walked around the sitting room and sat down on the leather chair and got up and stretched. Pranehurst examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch and coughed and looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the brandy and picked up the brandy and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked away from the leather chair and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst read the diary and nodded to Scurthorpe and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely and coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and walked away from the bookshelf and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and nodded to Scurthorpe and walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and coughed and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst coughed and picked up the brandy. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and coughed. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock and walked over to the leather chair and put down the diary and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked away from the leather chair and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and leaned back in the leather chair and put down the whiskey and examined the grandfather clock closely and looked at Pranehurst and coughed. Pranehurst coughed and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and looked out the window and coughed. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe coughed and looked at Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and examined the bookshelf closely and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst looked out the window and coughed. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe read the diary and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst put down the brandy and examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst coughed and walked away from the bookshelf and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked over to the window and picked up the brandy and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and put down the whiskey and picked up the newspaper and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and put down the diary. Pranehurst walked away from the window. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and rubbed his chin and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst picked up the diary and walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the diary. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and put down the newspaper and looked out the window and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window and nodded to Pranehurst and picked up the brandy and took a sip of the whiskey and got up and stretched. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and nodded to Scurthorpe and picked up the newspaper and coughed. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock and walked over to the leather chair and sat down on the leather chair and put down the brandy. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and read the diary. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and coughed. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe examined the leather chair closely and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and coughed and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and put down the brandy and read the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and picked up the brandy and rubbed his chin and put down the brandy and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and read the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst looked out the window and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe put down the diary and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window and examined the leather chair closely. Pranehurst coughed and picked up the whiskey and rubbed his chin and examined the grandfather clock closely and walked away from the grandfather clock and walked over to the leather chair and picked up the brandy and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe picked up the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and looked out the window. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper and got up and stretched. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst put down the brandy and walked around the sitting room and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and put down the whiskey and examined the leather chair closely and got up and stretched and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe put down the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and picked up the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and put down the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and picked up the brandy and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and examined the leather chair closely and wrinkled his nose and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and picked up the newspaper and read the newspaper and put down the diary and walked away from the leather chair. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and coughed. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and picked up the brandy and put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and nodded to Pranehurst and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe coughed and adjusted his monocle and looked at Pranehurst and got up and stretched and walked around the sitting room and walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and picked up the pocket watch and walked over to the leather chair and put down the brandy and rubbed his chin and coughed. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the diary and walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst read the diary and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and walked away from the leather chair. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked over to the fireplace. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and coughed and looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and read the newspaper and looked out the window and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe coughed and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked out the window and looked at Pranehurst and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and sat down on the leather chair and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and put down the diary and put down the brandy and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst coughed and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and rubbed his chin and took a sip of the whiskey and coughed and picked up the brandy and looked out the window and rubbed his chin and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and rubbed his chin and picked up the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe read the diary. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock and picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst walked over to the window. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the diary and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked away from the window. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe put down the brandy and rubbed his chin and coughed and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window and coughed and nodded to Pranehurst and read the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and looked at Pranehurst and got up and stretched and picked up the diary and read the diary and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe put down the diary and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Pranehurst walked over to the fireplace. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and coughed and nodded to Pranehurst and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked out the window and walked away from the fireplace. Pranehurst walked away from the fireplace and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and walked over to the grandfather clock and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and wrinkled his nose and rubbed his chin and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely and looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and walked over to the window. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst coughed and examined the window closely and looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and rubbed his chin and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe coughed and looked out the window and put down the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room and looked at Pranehurst and put down the brandy and picked up the whiskey and adjusted his monocle and read the newspaper. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst put down the diary and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe picked up the diary. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst looked out the window and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe put down the diary and adjusted his monocle and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and walked away from the window and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst put down the brandy and coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked over to the window and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and nodded to Pranehurst and put down the whiskey and picked up the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and looked out the window and put down the newspaper and coughed. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst examined the window closely and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and rubbed his chin and coughed. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and looked out the window and read the diary. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe coughed and leaned back in the leather chair and examined the grandfather clock closely and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and put down the brandy. Pranehurst walked away from the window and looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and leaned back in the leather chair. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked out the window and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and looked at Pranehurst and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe read the diary and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe read the diary and read the newspaper and nodded to Pranehurst and took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and wrinkled his nose and examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe put down the diary and examined the grandfather clock closely and put down the newspaper and leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the whiskey and coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and coughed. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and walked away from the grandfather clock and picked up the brandy and looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and put down the brandy and walked over to the window. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and picked up the diary and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and coughed. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe walked away from the window and nodded to Pranehurst and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst read the diary and picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe looked out the window and nodded to Pranehurst and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf and picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and sat down on the leather chair and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf and walked over to the window. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and adjusted his monocle and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and wrinkled his nose and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and got up and stretched. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and read the diary. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf and walked over to the window. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and put down the newspaper and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst coughed and put down the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst put down the brandy and got up and stretched and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe coughed and put down the diary and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and looked out the window and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe coughed and put down the pocket watch and leaned back in the leather chair and got up and stretched and coughed. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and walked away from the window and walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window and examined the leather chair closely and looked out the window and picked up the brandy and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the diary and picked up the pocket watch and read the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed and read the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe examined the leather chair closely and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and sat down on the leather chair and looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked out the window and put down the newspaper and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and adjusted his monocle and nodded to Pranehurst and walked away from the leather chair and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the diary. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and looked at Scurthorpe and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe walked over to the fireplace. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and walked over to the leather chair. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe coughed and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and coughed. Pranehurst picked up the diary and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked away from the fireplace. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and walked over to the bookshelf. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked over to the window and put down the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and looked out the window. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and put down the brandy and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst put down the diary and examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst got up and stretched and rubbed his chin and put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe looked out the window and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the whiskey and sat down on the leather chair and leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe coughed and walked around the sitting room and adjusted his monocle and nodded to Pranehurst and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst picked up the diary and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked away from the window. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and picked up the pocket watch and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and walked over to the fireplace. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and coughed. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst read the newspaper. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and read the newspaper and put down the newspaper and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and adjusted his monocle and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked away from the fireplace. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and read the diary and examined the leather chair closely and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe walked over to the fireplace and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the diary. Scurthorpe coughed and walked away from the fireplace and looked out the window and walked over to the bookshelf and coughed and picked up the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe looked out the window and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked around the sitting room and examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and leaned back in the leather chair. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and put down the diary and read the newspaper and walked away from the bookshelf and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe walked over to the grandfather clock and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst put down the brandy and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper and rubbed his chin and put down the whiskey and picked up the whiskey and examined the grandfather clock closely and adjusted his monocle and sat down on the leather chair and coughed and took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst put down the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and picked up the pocket watch and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe coughed and read the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and coughed. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked over to the window. Pranehurst put down the brandy and put down the newspaper and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe coughed and picked up the whiskey and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and adjusted his monocle and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and looked at Scurthorpe and leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and read the diary and picked up the newspaper and coughed. Pranehurst looked out the window. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and looked at Pranehurst and put down the whiskey and nodded to Pranehurst and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and coughed and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and walked around the sitting room and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst got up and stretched and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe read the diary and examined the window closely. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and took a sip of the whiskey and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked away from the window. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and took a sip of the whiskey and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and nodded to Scurthorpe and examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and looked out the window and examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe read the diary. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe looked out the window and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and looked at Scurthorpe and walked away from the leather chair and walked around the sitting room and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and put down the diary and put down the brandy and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and coughed. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and sat down on the leather chair and rubbed his chin and got up and stretched. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely and sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and picked up the brandy and coughed and wrinkled his nose and coughed and leaned back in the leather chair and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and coughed and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst picked up the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst coughed and put down the diary and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked away from the leather chair and picked up the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe read the diary. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked over to the grandfather clock and picked up the brandy and adjusted his monocle and walked around the sitting room and walked away from the grandfather clock and coughed and put down the diary. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and coughed. Pranehurst looked out the window and put down the whiskey and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and walked over to the grandfather clock and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock. Pranehurst looked out the window and examined the grandfather clock closely and coughed. Scurthorpe walked over to the fireplace and put down the brandy and walked away from the fireplace. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and rubbed his chin and picked up the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window and read the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe looked out the window and put down the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe walked over to the window and coughed. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the whiskey and wrinkled his nose and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst looked out the window and picked up the whiskey and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe coughed and adjusted his monocle and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and wrinkled his nose and picked up the diary and looked out the window and coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and rubbed his chin and looked at Pranehurst and looked out the window and examined the window closely and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and sat down on the leather chair and rubbed his chin and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst looked out the window and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and looked out the window and walked around the sitting room and nodded to Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely and put down the newspaper and put down the diary and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe looked out the window and took a sip of the whiskey and sat down on the leather chair and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the window closely and coughed and picked up the newspaper and picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and coughed. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe read the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and read the diary. Pranehurst put down the brandy and examined the grandfather clock closely. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the diary and leaned back in the leather chair and put down the brandy and coughed. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the whiskey and nodded to Scurthorpe and walked over to the window and coughed. Scurthorpe put down the diary and picked up the whiskey and leaned back in the leather chair and put down the newspaper and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and put down the brandy and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the diary and leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Pranehurst. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and put down the pocket watch and examined the window closely. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and got up and stretched and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst walked away from the window. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and put down the brandy and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and read the diary. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe looked out the window and examined the window closely and looked at Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked over to the fireplace and nodded to Scurthorpe and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper and put down the brandy. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin and examined the window closely and read the diary. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and nodded to Scurthorpe and picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst got up and stretched and walked around the sitting room. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst walked away from the fireplace and walked around the sitting room and looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst walked over to the fireplace. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and examined the window closely and coughed. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked away from the window. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe coughed and read the diary. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and put down the diary and picked up the diary and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst walked away from the fireplace. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and adjusted his monocle and put down the diary. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock and walked over to the fireplace. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe walked away from the fireplace. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked out the window and adjusted his monocle and walked over to the grandfather clock and coughed. Pranehurst put down the whiskey and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and put down the brandy and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe picked up the diary. Pranehurst read the newspaper and walked over to the bookshelf and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and examined the bookshelf closely and coughed and looked out the window and walked away from the bookshelf and rubbed his chin and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst walked over to the leather chair and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the diary and coughed. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst put down the brandy and read the newspaper and walked around the sitting room and looked out the window. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and coughed. Pranehurst looked out the window and looked at Scurthorpe and put down the newspaper and looked out the window and coughed and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and coughed. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and picked up the brandy and picked up the pocket watch and nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and walked around the sitting room and walked away from the leather chair and walked over to the window and wrinkled his nose and looked out the window. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst put down the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and put down the pocket watch and nodded to Pranehurst and looked at Pranehurst and looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the diary and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window and put down the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and examined the window closely and nodded to Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin and read the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and coughed and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe coughed and took a sip of the brandy and put down the whiskey and nodded to Pranehurst. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the window. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and coughed. Pranehurst put down the diary and picked up the diary and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and rubbed his chin and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and put down the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and took a sip of the brandy and coughed and sat down on the leather chair and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and picked up the diary and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and put down the brandy and looked out the window. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the grandfather clock closely and looked at Scurthorpe and looked out the window. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and read the diary. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst read the diary and coughed. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst walked over to the window. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and walked around the sitting room and put down the brandy. Pranehurst read the newspaper and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed and wrinkled his nose and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked out the window and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst read the diary and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked over to the window and rubbed his chin and read the diary. Scurthorpe examined the leather chair closely. Pranehurst coughed and walked around the sitting room and rubbed his chin and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and looked at Pranehurst and got up and stretched and walked away from the leather chair and walked over to the window and adjusted his monocle and coughed and sat down on the leather chair and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst coughed and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and examined the window closely and adjusted his monocle and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe looked out the window and got up and stretched. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe examined the window closely. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch and rubbed his chin and coughed. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and looked out the window and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the diary. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and examined the window closely. Pranehurst coughed and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window and examined the window closely and looked out the window and picked up the pocket watch and read the diary and got up and stretched and walked away from the window. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked over to the window and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst read the newspaper and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the whiskey and looked out the window. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe coughed and walked away from the window and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked over to the leather chair. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and looked out the window and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and sat down on the leather chair and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and looked out the window. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe coughed and put down the diary. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and nodded to Pranehurst and put down the brandy and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and walked away from the leather chair and picked up the newspaper and picked up the diary and adjusted his monocle and read the newspaper and looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair and read the diary and examined the leather chair closely and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst examined the window closely and looked out the window and coughed and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe examined the leather chair closely and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and rubbed his chin and picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe put down the diary. Pranehurst picked up the diary and coughed and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and coughed and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe walked away from the leather chair. Pranehurst examined the window closely. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair and walked away from the leather chair. Pranehurst put down the diary and looked at Scurthorpe and examined the window closely. Scurthorpe looked out the window and put down the newspaper and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe walked over to the window and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and leaned back in the leather chair and got up and stretched and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and put down the whiskey and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and picked up the diary and coughed and walked away from the window and walked over to the leather chair. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and put down the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window and examined the leather chair closely and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and walked away from the leather chair and read the diary and looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe and walked over to the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch and examined the window closely. Pranehurst looked out the window and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst walked over to the window and read the diary. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin and looked out the window and rubbed his chin. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked around the sitting room. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe examined the window closely. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and read the newspaper and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe looked out the window and leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst walked over to the leather chair and looked at Scurthorpe and put down the brandy and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the window closely. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe examined the window closely. Pranehurst put down the whiskey and picked up the whiskey. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and rubbed his chin and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and coughed and looked out the window and nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper and got up and stretched. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and picked up the pocket watch and sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked away from the window. Pranehurst put down the diary and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and rubbed his chin and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe walked over to the fireplace. Pranehurst looked out the window and picked up the whiskey and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst got up and stretched and picked up the diary and read the diary. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and leaned back in the leather chair and got up and stretched and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and sat down on the leather chair and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and nodded to Pranehurst and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe put down the brandy and nodded to Pranehurst and looked out the window and nodded to Pranehurst. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst read the diary and put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe coughed and got up and stretched. Pranehurst put down the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and rubbed his chin and coughed and read the newspaper and walked around the sitting room and looked out the window. Scurthorpe coughed and walked around the sitting room and picked up the diary. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and put down the pocket watch and nodded to Pranehurst and walked away from the fireplace and looked out the window and picked up the pocket watch and put down the diary. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe read the diary and rubbed his chin and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe read the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and got up and stretched. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf and put down the whiskey and walked over to the bookshelf and took a sip of the brandy and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and put down the brandy and put down the diary and examined the bookshelf closely and picked up the pocket watch and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst coughed and looked at Scurthorpe and put down the newspaper and walked over to the fireplace and rubbed his chin and examined the fireplace closely. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and picked up the diary and rubbed his chin and nodded to Pranehurst and read the diary and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst walked away from the fireplace. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and looked out the window and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and got up and stretched and examined the bookshelf closely and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely and looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and put down the brandy and got up and stretched. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and examined the grandfather clock closely and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and took a sip of the whiskey and walked around the sitting room and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and read the newspaper and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and looked out the window and nodded to Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle and rubbed his chin and put down the pocket watch and put down the diary and picked up the pocket watch and examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and looked out the window and looked at Pranehurst and looked out the window and examined the bookshelf closely and nodded to Pranehurst and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and picked up the newspaper and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and coughed and wrinkled his nose and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst got up and stretched. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch and examined the bookshelf closely and put down the diary and nodded to Pranehurst and picked up the brandy and picked up the newspaper and put down the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and looked out the window and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and walked away from the grandfather clock. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and walked over to the leather chair. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf and walked over to the window. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and adjusted his monocle and examined the window closely and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and put down the whiskey and picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and picked up the whiskey and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst put down the diary and coughed and picked up the brandy and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and picked up the diary. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe walked away from the window and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Scurthorpe walked over to the fireplace and put down the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and sat down on the leather chair and took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and coughed. Scurthorpe read the diary and coughed and rubbed his chin and examined the fireplace closely and coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Scurthorpe and walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the whiskey and looked out the window and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and walked over to the leather chair and walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst read the newspaper and walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf and put down the brandy. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe read the diary and coughed. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch and examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the whiskey and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked out the window and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room and read the newspaper and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the diary and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked out the window and picked up the whiskey and put down the newspaper and walked over to the bookshelf and put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst coughed and nodded to Scurthorpe and walked away from the bookshelf and rubbed his chin and coughed and walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and picked up the diary and read the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst walked over to the fireplace and walked around the sitting room and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked out the window and picked up the pocket watch and put down the diary. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and nodded to Pranehurst and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and coughed and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst looked out the window and walked around the sitting room and coughed. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely and looked at Pranehurst and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and looked out the window. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and put down the newspaper and coughed and put down the whiskey and put down the brandy and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and looked out the window and picked up the brandy and picked up the diary and put down the diary and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper and picked up the diary. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and picked up the whiskey and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe read the diary and rubbed his chin and coughed and adjusted his monocle and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and nodded to Scurthorpe and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair and looked out the window and looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the whiskey and put down the brandy and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe put down the diary. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked away from the fireplace. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked over to the window and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe examined the window closely and nodded to Pranehurst and picked up the whiskey and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey and adjusted his monocle and put down the brandy and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and rubbed his chin and picked up the whiskey and coughed and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and examined the window closely and rubbed his chin and looked out the window and looked at Pranehurst and looked out the window and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe picked up the diary and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and looked at Scurthorpe and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe read the diary. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and looked at Scurthorpe and got up and stretched and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe put down the brandy and adjusted his monocle and examined the window closely and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the newspaper. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle and sat down on the leather chair and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst examined the fireplace closely and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and coughed and walked around the sitting room and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked away from the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst examined the fireplace closely. "Listen to this, Pranehurst!" said Scurthorpe as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window and sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf and walked away from the bookshelf and rubbed his chin and picked up the newspaper and put down the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and looked out the window and coughed and wrinkled his nose and put down the pocket watch and examined the fireplace closely and wrinkled his nose and coughed. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and put down the whiskey. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window and coughed. Pranehurst got up and stretched and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst picked up the diary and examined the fireplace closely and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and examined the fireplace closely. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and wrinkled his nose and picked up the pocket watch and read the diary. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst read the diary and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and put down the pocket watch. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and looked out the window. Scurthorpe walked away from the bookshelf and walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe looked out the window and looked at Pranehurst and picked up the pocket watch and looked at Pranehurst and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and put down the whiskey and was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the newspaper and read the diary and looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and rubbed his chin and looked out the window. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst was dumbstruck by what he heard from the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst read the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and looked out the window. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. "Listen to this, Scurthorpe!" said Pranehurst as he related some of the contents of the diary. Pranehurst got up and stretched.
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46 ## Chapter 12
47
48 Furze-Platt walked over to the pots and pans and examined the pots and pans closely and picked up the empty teapot. Moonlight flooded in through the grimy kitchen window and illuminated the oven. Furze-Platt picked up the empty teacup. Nearby there was a oven. Nearby there was a pots and pans. Furze-Platt put down the empty teapot and picked up the cannister of tea. Nearby there was a sink. Furze-Platt picked up the empty teapot. Moonlight flooded in through the grimy kitchen window and illuminated the pots and pans. Nearby there was a stove. Furze-Platt coughed and put down the empty teacup and put down the cannister of tea and put down the empty teapot and rubbed his chin and coughed and picked up the empty teacup and picked up the empty kettle and put down the empty teacup and rubbed his chin and picked up the tea infuser. Moonlight flooded in through the grimy kitchen window and illuminated the stove. Furze-Platt put down the tea infuser and walked away from the pots and pans and walked over to the grimy kitchen window. Moonlight flooded in through the grimy kitchen window and illuminated the sink. Furze-Platt coughed and picked up the empty teapot. Nearby there was a grimy kitchen window. Furze-Platt looked out the grimy kitchen window and put down the empty teapot and put down the empty kettle and picked up the tea infuser and picked up the empty teapot and put down the empty teapot and looked out the grimy kitchen window and rubbed his chin and picked up the cannister of tea and rubbed his chin and picked up the empty teacup and picked up the empty kettle and examined the grimy kitchen window closely and put down the empty teacup and picked up the empty teapot and put down the empty kettle and picked up the empty kettle and coughed and rubbed his chin and rubbed his wrist and coughed and looked out the grimy kitchen window and walked away from the grimy kitchen window and walked over to the oven and walked away from the oven and picked up the empty teacup and rubbed his chin and put down the cannister of tea and put down the empty teacup and walked over to the sink and put down the tea infuser and walked away from the sink and walked over to the sink and rubbed his wrist and put down the empty teapot and picked up the empty teacup and examined the sink closely and picked up the tea infuser and picked up the cannister of tea and put down the cannister of tea and put down the empty kettle and put down the empty teacup and picked up the cannister of tea and walked away from the sink and walked over to the pots and pans and put down the cannister of tea and looked out the grimy kitchen window and put down the tea infuser and picked up the cannister of tea and examined the pots and pans closely and picked up the empty kettle and rubbed his chin and looked out the grimy kitchen window and picked up the tea infuser and put down the tea infuser and examined the pots and pans closely and looked out the grimy kitchen window and picked up the empty teacup and rubbed his chin and picked up the empty teapot and put down the empty kettle and put down the empty teapot and picked up the empty teapot and looked out the grimy kitchen window and walked away from the pots and pans and walked over to the sink and coughed and examined the sink closely and picked up the tea infuser and coughed and rubbed his chin and put down the tea infuser and put down the empty teapot and examined the sink closely and rubbed his chin and rubbed his wrist and put down the empty teacup and examined the sink closely and rubbed his chin and picked up the empty teapot and rubbed his chin and picked up the empty kettle and coughed and rubbed his chin and put down the empty kettle and rubbed his chin and coughed and rubbed his chin and picked up the tea infuser and put down the tea infuser and looked out the grimy kitchen window and examined the sink closely and looked out the grimy kitchen window and picked up the empty kettle and picked up the empty teacup and picked up the tea infuser. Furze-Platt walked away from the sink and walked over to the pots and pans and put down the empty kettle and put down the empty teapot and coughed and picked up the empty teapot and put down the tea infuser and rubbed his chin and put down the empty teapot and examined the pots and pans closely and put down the cannister of tea and picked up the empty kettle and picked up the tea infuser and picked up the cannister of tea and put down the empty kettle and put down the cannister of tea and put down the empty teacup and picked up the empty teapot and walked away from the pots and pans and rubbed his chin and picked up the cannister of tea and put down the empty teapot and rubbed his wrist and looked out the grimy kitchen window and walked over to the sink and put down the tea infuser and picked up the empty kettle and picked up the tea infuser and picked up the empty teacup and rubbed his wrist and put down the tea infuser and rubbed his chin and put down the empty teacup and put down the cannister of tea and rubbed his wrist and filled the kettle and examined the sink closely and put down the full kettle and picked up the empty teapot and rubbed his wrist and picked up the tea infuser and put down the empty teapot and picked up the cannister of tea and looked out the grimy kitchen window and put down the tea infuser and picked up the tea infuser and coughed and rubbed his wrist and picked up the empty teacup and put down the cannister of tea and examined the sink closely and picked up the full kettle and put down the tea infuser and looked out the grimy kitchen window and picked up the cannister of tea and coughed and rubbed his chin and put down the cannister of tea and picked up the empty teapot and coughed and picked up the cannister of tea and put down the cannister of tea and put down the empty teacup and rubbed his chin and walked away from the sink and walked over to the oven and examined the oven closely and put down the full kettle and picked up the tea infuser and picked up the full kettle and examined the oven closely and rubbed his chin and walked away from the oven and walked over to the sink and rubbed his chin and put down the empty teapot and picked up the empty teacup and looked out the grimy kitchen window and walked away from the sink and walked over to the sink and examined the sink closely and coughed and put down the full kettle and examined the sink closely and picked up the full kettle and looked out the grimy kitchen window and rubbed his wrist and put down the full kettle and walked away from the sink and walked over to the stove and rubbed his chin and put down the empty teacup and looked out the grimy kitchen window and rubbed his wrist and put down the tea infuser and looked out the grimy kitchen window. Furze-Platt picked up the empty teapot and picked up the empty teacup and picked up the full kettle and looked out the grimy kitchen window and rubbed his wrist and put down the full kettle and examined the stove closely and looked out the grimy kitchen window and picked up the full kettle and picked up the tea infuser and put the kettle on the stove and rubbed his chin and examined the stove closely and put down the empty teapot and rubbed his chin. Moonlight flooded in through the grimy kitchen window and illuminated the kettle on the stove. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and picked up the cannister of tea and looked out the grimy kitchen window and picked up the empty teapot and rubbed his wrist and rubbed his chin and put down the empty teacup and put down the empty teapot and picked up the empty teacup and put down the tea infuser and examined the stove closely. The kettle on the stove began to boil. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and rubbed his wrist and coughed and rubbed his chin and examined the stove closely and put down the cannister of tea and coughed and rubbed his wrist and picked up the tea infuser and looked out the grimy kitchen window and rubbed his chin and put down the empty teacup and looked out the grimy kitchen window and picked up the cannister of tea and coughed and examined the stove closely and rubbed his chin and picked up the empty teacup and put down the tea infuser and rubbed his wrist and rubbed his chin and walked away from the stove and walked over to the pots and pans and examined the pots and pans closely and put down the empty teacup and put down the cannister of tea and examined the pots and pans closely and rubbed his wrist and looked out the grimy kitchen window and coughed and picked up the cannister of tea and picked up the empty teapot and put down the empty teapot and examined the pots and pans closely and walked away from the pots and pans and walked over to the oven and picked up the tea infuser and looked out the grimy kitchen window and examined the oven closely and walked away from the oven and put down the tea infuser and picked up the empty teacup and put down the cannister of tea and walked over to the grimy kitchen window and picked up the tea infuser and walked away from the grimy kitchen window and walked over to the stove and picked up the cannister of tea and looked out the grimy kitchen window and coughed and put down the tea infuser and examined the stove closely and walked away from the stove and picked up the boiling kettle and put down the cannister of tea and walked over to the oven and looked out the grimy kitchen window and rubbed his chin and picked up the tea infuser and picked up the empty teapot and put down the boiling kettle and picked up the cannister of tea and picked up the boiling kettle and coughed and put down the empty teacup and walked away from the oven and walked over to the grimy kitchen window and walked away from the grimy kitchen window and walked over to the pots and pans and walked away from the pots and pans and walked over to the stove and walked away from the stove and walked over to the stove and rubbed his wrist and poured the boiling water into the teapot and rubbed his chin and put down the full teapot and coughed and examined the stove closely and looked out the grimy kitchen window and put down the tea infuser and rubbed his wrist and picked up the full teapot and examined the stove closely and looked out the grimy kitchen window and picked up the tea infuser and put down the cannister of tea and rubbed his wrist. Furze-Platt dangled the tea infuser in the teapot and let it steep. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and walked away from the stove and picked up the empty teacup and picked up the cannister of tea and put down the empty teacup and put down the cannister of tea and walked over to the pots and pans and rubbed his wrist and coughed and picked up the cannister of tea and put down the teapot full of tea and coughed and walked away from the pots and pans and walked over to the pots and pans and picked up the empty teacup and coughed and looked out the grimy kitchen window and coughed and examined the pots and pans closely and put down the empty teacup and picked up the teapot full of tea and put down the teapot full of tea and rubbed his wrist and examined the pots and pans closely and looked out the grimy kitchen window and put down the cannister of tea and picked up the teapot full of tea and rubbed his chin and rubbed his wrist and picked up the cannister of tea and looked out the grimy kitchen window and rubbed his wrist and looked out the grimy kitchen window and rubbed his wrist and picked up the empty teacup and examined the pots and pans closely and rubbed his chin and poured himself some tea.
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50 ## Chapter 13
51
52 Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock. In the corner of the sitting room there was a window. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch and coughed. Pranehurst looked out the window and walked away from the grandfather clock and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked over to the window and picked up the brandy. In the corner of the sitting room there was a grandfather clock. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper and examined the window closely and discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst and walked around the sitting room and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and discussed what to do with the diary with Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the diary and coughed. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey and walked around the sitting room and discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst and put down the newspaper and took a sip of the brandy and discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst and walked away from the window. Nearby there was a fireplace. Scurthorpe walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst discussed what to do with the diary with Scurthorpe and leaned back in the leather chair and coughed and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Nearby there was a leather chair. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Pranehurst. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe put down the brandy and walked away from the grandfather clock. In the corner of the sitting room there was a bookshelf. Scurthorpe discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst picked up the brandy and coughed. Scurthorpe discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst. Furze-Platt heard them talking about what to do with the diary. Scurthorpe walked over to the window. Pranehurst looked out the window and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and walked away from the window. Pranehurst picked up the diary and nodded to Scurthorpe and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and coughed and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe coughed and walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and walked around the sitting room and discussed what to do with the diary with Scurthorpe and put down the brandy and rubbed his chin and walked over to the fireplace and picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and coughed and nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt heard them talking about what to do with the diary. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Scurthorpe. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Pranehurst. Furze-Platt heard them talking about what to do with the diary. Pranehurst looked out the window and put down the diary and picked up the diary. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and put down the diary. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and put down the brandy and put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and coughed and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst and looked at Pranehurst and examined the grandfather clock closely and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and took a sip of the brandy. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey and picked up the newspaper and adjusted his monocle and put down the brandy and examined the grandfather clock closely. Furze-Platt heard them talking about what to do with the diary. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe read the newspaper and put down the pocket watch and coughed and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and put down the whiskey and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst coughed and examined the fireplace closely. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the diary and walked away from the fireplace. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely. Pranehurst walked over to the window. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Furze-Platt heard them talking about what to do with the diary. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window and adjusted his monocle and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt heard them talking about what to do with the diary. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst discussed what to do with the diary with Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and put down the diary. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst put down the brandy. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe picked up the diary. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe coughed and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch. Scurthorpe examined the grandfather clock closely and got up and stretched. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst. Furze-Platt heard them talking about what to do with the diary. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt stood in the shadows, unseen by Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe discussed what to do with the diary with Pranehurst and looked out the window.
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54 ## Chapter 14
55
56 Scurthorpe walked over to the leather couch. In the corner of the conservatory there was a skylight. Pranehurst walked around the conservatory. Nearby there was a bust of Beethoven. Scurthorpe walked away from the leather couch. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and sat down on the leather couch. Scurthorpe walked over to the azalea. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked away from the azalea and walked over to the grand piano. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked out the skylight. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and got up and stretched. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed and hid the diary in the grand piano. Pranehurst walked around the conservatory. In the corner of the conservatory there was a azalea. Nearby there was a leather couch. Pranehurst walked over to the azalea. Scurthorpe looked out the skylight. In the corner of the conservatory there was a grand piano. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather couch and adjusted his monocle and rubbed his chin and coughed and looked out the skylight. Pranehurst walked around the conservatory and walked away from the azalea and walked over to the grand piano and coughed. Scurthorpe coughed.
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58 ## Chapter 15
59
60 The shadowy figure bent down and looked under the leather couch and looked behind the azalea and looked behind the skylight. In the corner of the conservatory there was a bust of Beethoven. The shadowy figure rubbed his chin. In the corner of the conservatory there was a grand piano. The shadowy figure walked over to the bust of Beethoven. Nearby there was a leather couch. The shadowy figure bent down and looked under the grand piano and cast a furtive glance around the room. In the corner of the conservatory there was a azalea. Moonlight flooded in through the skylight and illuminated the azalea. The shadowy figure walked around the conservatory and walked away from the bust of Beethoven and bent down and looked under the skylight and sat down on the leather couch and got up and stretched and walked over to the leather couch and walked around the conservatory and coughed and was now sure no one else was about and bent down and looked under the bust of Beethoven and walked around the conservatory. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. Moonlight flooded in through the skylight and illuminated the grand piano. In the corner of the conservatory there was a skylight. The shadowy figure bent down and looked under the azalea and rubbed his chin and bent down and looked under the bust of Beethoven and walked away from the leather couch and cast a furtive glance around the room and began to look frustrated and bent down and looked under the grand piano and looked behind the azalea and coughed and bent down and looked under the leather couch and walked over to the azalea and began to look frustrated and looked inside the skylight and found a diary and looked behind the bust of Beethoven and was now sure no one else was about and looked out the skylight and looked behind the grand piano and bent down and looked under the leather couch and coughed and walked away from the azalea and rubbed his chin and walked around the conservatory. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. The shadowy figure looked behind the leather couch and walked over to the leather couch and looked out the skylight and walked around the conservatory and rubbed his chin and sat down on the leather couch and leaned back in the leather couch and bent down and looked under the bust of Beethoven and was now sure no one else was about and looked behind the leather couch and bent down and looked under the azalea and picked up the diary and bent down and looked under the bust of Beethoven and bent down and looked under the leather couch and leaned back in the leather couch and got up and stretched and bent down and looked under the bust of Beethoven and cast a furtive glance around the room and bent down and looked under the bust of Beethoven and looked behind the leather couch and looked behind the grand piano and was now sure no one else was about and began to look frustrated and bent down and looked under the leather couch and looked behind the azalea and cast a furtive glance around the room and looked out the skylight. Moonlight flooded in through the skylight and illuminated the leather couch. The shadowy figure looked behind the grand piano and looked behind the skylight and looked behind the bust of Beethoven and looked behind the leather couch and walked away from the leather couch and bent down and looked under the bust of Beethoven and rubbed his chin and bent down and looked under the grand piano and sat down on the leather couch. Moonlight flooded in through the skylight and illuminated the bust of Beethoven. The shadowy figure bent down and looked under the azalea and got up and stretched and began to look frustrated. An owl hooted outside and the shadowy figure froze. The shadowy figure bent down and looked under the leather couch and looked behind the leather couch and looked behind the bust of Beethoven and looked behind the azalea and sat down on the leather couch and put down the diary and looked behind the grand piano and bent down and looked under the azalea and looked behind the leather couch and cast a furtive glance around the room and looked behind the leather couch and looked out the skylight and picked up the diary and leaned back in the leather couch and began to look frustrated and cast a furtive glance around the room and bent down and looked under the leather couch and was now sure no one else was about and got up and stretched and looked behind the skylight and walked over to the skylight and looked out the skylight and cast a furtive glance around the room and looked behind the grand piano and began to look frustrated and looked out the skylight and began to look frustrated and walked around the conservatory and looked behind the leather couch and looked behind the bust of Beethoven and made off into the night.
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62 ## Chapter 16
63
64 Scurthorpe sat down on the leather couch. Pranehurst walked around the conservatory. The morning sunlight streamed in through the skylight lighting up the leather couch. In the corner of the conservatory there was a bust of Beethoven. Pranehurst looked in the grand piano and gasped. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. The morning sunlight streamed in through the skylight lighting up the bust of Beethoven. Pranehurst walked over to the azalea. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst gasped. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst gasped and coughed and walked around the conservatory and walked away from the azalea. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. "I can't believe it," cried Pranehurst. Pranehurst exclaimed, "I have news!" In the corner of the conservatory there was a grand piano. Pranehurst walked over to the azalea. "I'm shocked!" cried Pranehurst. Scurthorpe asked, "What is it, Pranehurst?" Pranehurst walked away from the azalea and coughed. Scurthorpe asked, "What is it, Pranehurst?" Nearby there was a leather couch. Pranehurst looked out the skylight. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and looked out the skylight. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe coughed. In the corner of the conservatory there was a skylight. Scurthorpe asked, "What is it, Pranehurst?" Pranehurst told Scurthorpe of the diary has been taken and looked out the skylight and nodded to Scurthorpe and told Scurthorpe of the diary has been taken and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and was left shocked by the news of the diary has been taken. Pranehurst winced. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and got up and stretched. "I can't believe it," cried Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the skylight and was left shocked by the news of the diary has been taken. Pranehurst walked over to the skylight. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst examined the skylight closely. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst coughed. The morning sunlight streamed in through the skylight lighting up the azalea. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather couch. Pranehurst stared blankly off into space. Scurthorpe stared blankly off into space. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and walked away from the skylight. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. "This is terrible!" cried Scurthorpe. "I can't believe it," cried Scurthorpe. Nearby there was a azalea. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and looked at Scurthorpe. "This is terrible!" cried Pranehurst. "I'm shocked!" cried Scurthorpe. Pranehurst told Scurthorpe of the diary has been taken. The morning sunlight streamed in through the skylight lighting up the grand piano. Pranehurst walked over to the grand piano. "This is terrible!" cried Pranehurst. Pranehurst winced. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst stared blankly off into space. Scurthorpe coughed and rubbed his chin and got up and stretched. Crumflatter walked into the conservatory. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Crumflatter. Pranehurst nodded to Crumflatter. "I can't believe it," cried Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked around the conservatory. Crumflatter nodded to Pranehurst and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. "I can't believe it," cried Pranehurst. Scurthorpe walked over to the azalea and looked at Crumflatter. Pranehurst was left shocked by the news of the diary has been taken. Scurthorpe gasped. Pranehurst walked away from the grand piano. Scurthorpe walked away from the azalea. Pranehurst stared blankly off into space and was left shocked by the news of the diary has been taken. Crumflatter asked, "What is it, Pranehurst?" Crumflatter looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked out the skylight. Scurthorpe was left shocked by the news of the diary has been taken. Crumflatter walked around the conservatory. Pranehurst walked over to the leather couch. Scurthorpe walked over to the azalea. Crumflatter looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe coughed. Crumflatter walked around the conservatory. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Crumflatter walked over to the bust of Beethoven. Pranehurst looked out the skylight. Scurthorpe coughed and stared blankly off into space. "I can't believe it," cried Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. "This is terrible!" cried Pranehurst. Crumflatter nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe examined the azalea closely. "I can't believe it," cried Scurthorpe. Pranehurst winced. Crumflatter examined the bust of Beethoven closely. Scurthorpe looked out the skylight and looked at Crumflatter. Crumflatter nodded to Pranehurst and sat down on the leather couch. Pranehurst walked around the conservatory. Crumflatter got up and stretched. Scurthorpe examined the azalea closely. Pranehurst examined the leather couch closely. Crumflatter nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Crumflatter and looked at Crumflatter. Scurthorpe looked out the skylight and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked out the skylight and told Scurthorpe of the diary has been taken and walked away from the leather couch. Crumflatter looked at Pranehurst.
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68 In the corner of the sitting room there was a leather chair. Nearby there was a window. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton picked up the brandy. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and walked over to the bookshelf and looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked out the window and sat down on the leather chair and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. In the corner of the sitting room there was a bookshelf and was a fireplace. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Nearby there was a grandfather clock. Furze-Platt walked over to the fireplace. Throgmorton picked up the whiskey and walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe looked out the window and got up and stretched. Throgmorton walked over to the bookshelf. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton took a sip of the brandy. Furze-Platt walked away from the fireplace. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe walked over to the grandfather clock. Throgmorton took a sip of the brandy. Furze-Platt walked over to the leather chair and looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe walked away from the grandfather clock. Furze-Platt walked away from the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and put down the whiskey. Furze-Platt walked over to the grandfather clock and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf and looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton put down the brandy. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. "Say, Furze-Platt, Scurthorpe and I are going boating tomorrow. Would you like to join us?" Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf. "Say, Furze-Platt, Scurthorpe and I are going boating tomorrow. Would you like to join us?" Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst took a sip of the whiskey. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst coughed and looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Furze-Platt walked over to the leather chair. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt picked up the whiskey. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton and examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe put down the brandy and walked away from the bookshelf. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy and nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton walked away from the bookshelf. "Certainly, Scurthorpe! It sounds a right spot of fun," articulated Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst and walked over to the bookshelf. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room and looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Throgmorton walked over to the leather chair and looked out the window. Furze-Platt examined the leather chair closely and looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe and put down the whiskey. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt walked away from the leather chair and walked around the sitting room and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe put down the pocket watch. Pranehurst coughed and put down the newspaper. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt walked over to the grandfather clock. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst took a sip of the whiskey and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe coughed. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room and nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt examined the grandfather clock closely. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst put down the whiskey and nodded to Furze-Platt and coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt picked up the whiskey. "Say, Furze-Platt, Scurthorpe and I are going boating tomorrow. Would you like to join us?" Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Furze-Platt looked out the window.
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72 Scurthorpe walked over to the dock and walked around the riverside. Furze-Platt sat down on the bench. Nearby there was a boathouse. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe picked up the coil of rope. Pranehurst walked over to the boathouse and looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe picked up the picnic basket. In the corner of the riverside there was a dock. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. In the corner of the riverside there was a bench. Scurthorpe went inside the boathouse. Pranehurst walked away from the boathouse. Furze-Platt got up and stretched and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked over to the ancient oak tree. Furze-Platt sat down on the bench and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and walked away from the ancient oak tree and walked over to the boathouse and went inside the boathouse. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and leaned back in the bench and got up and stretched and walked around the riverside and walked over to the bench and coughed and sat down on the bench and examined the bench closely and rubbed his wrist. Nearby there was a ancient oak tree. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and examined the bench closely. Pranehurst came out of the boathouse. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt leaned back in the bench. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and looked at Furze-Platt and nodded to Furze-Platt and coughed. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst and leaned back in the bench and got up and stretched. Pranehurst walked around the riverside. Scurthorpe came out of the boathouse. Furze-Platt sat down on the bench and looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst examined the boathouse closely. Furze-Platt leaned back in the bench and looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst examined the boathouse closely and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt leaned back in the bench. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe put down the coil of rope. Furze-Platt leaned back in the bench. Pranehurst picked up the coil of rope and looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and went inside the boathouse. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst came out of the boathouse. Scurthorpe went inside the boathouse. Furze-Platt got up and stretched and examined the bench closely and rubbed his chin and went inside the boathouse. Pranehurst examined the boathouse closely and walked away from the boathouse and walked over to the ancient oak tree and went inside the boathouse. Furze-Platt came out of the boathouse and went inside the boathouse. The sound of voices could be heard from inside the boathouse. Scurthorpe came out of the boathouse. Furze-Platt came out of the boathouse and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe examined the dock closely and nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt and examined the dock closely. Pranehurst came out of the boathouse. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt examined the bench closely. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt walked around the riverside and rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe examined the dock closely and looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and walked around the riverside. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and examined the ancient oak tree closely. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst examined the ancient oak tree closely. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst examined the ancient oak tree closely and rubbed his chin and sat down on the bench and put down the coil of rope. Scurthorpe picked up the coil of rope. Furze-Platt walked away from the bench. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst sat down on the bench. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt walked over to the ancient oak tree and walked around the riverside. Scurthorpe examined the dock closely and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst examined the ancient oak tree closely. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst got up and stretched and sat down on the bench and nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and walked away from the dock. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe walked over to the bench. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe put down the coil of rope. Furze-Platt went inside the boathouse. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst coughed and picked up the coil of rope and looked at Scurthorpe and wrinkled his nose and coughed and looked at Scurthorpe and leaned back in the bench. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst examined the ancient oak tree closely. Furze-Platt came out of the boathouse. Pranehurst put down the coil of rope. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and picked up the coil of rope and put down the coil of rope and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe examined the bench closely. Furze-Platt went inside the boathouse. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and put down the picnic basket and coughed. Pranehurst examined the ancient oak tree closely. Scurthorpe picked up the picnic basket and picked up the coil of rope. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe examined the bench closely and went inside the boathouse. Pranehurst leaned back in the bench. Furze-Platt came out of the boathouse. Pranehurst examined the ancient oak tree closely and coughed. Furze-Platt examined the ancient oak tree closely and went inside the boathouse. The sound of voices could be heard from inside the boathouse. Pranehurst went inside the boathouse. Furze-Platt came out of the boathouse and rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe came out of the boathouse and walked away from the bench and put down the coil of rope. Furze-Platt examined the ancient oak tree closely. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt and walked around the riverside and picked up the coil of rope. Furze-Platt examined the ancient oak tree closely and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked around the riverside. Furze-Platt walked away from the ancient oak tree. Furze-Platt and Scurthorpe exchanged an ominous look. Scurthorpe put down the coil of rope. Furze-Platt walked over to the boathouse and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked over to the boathouse and put down the picnic basket and walked away from the boathouse. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt and Scurthorpe exchanged an ominous look. Scurthorpe walked over to the bench.
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76 Throgmorton rubbed his chin and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. In the corner of the library there was a desk. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked over to the bust of Cicero and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton picked up the stationery. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked over to the bust of Cicero. Throgmorton walked over to the bust of Cicero. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Throgmorton examined the bust of Cicero closely. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Furze-Platt picked up the quill pen. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Furze-Platt picked up the atlas and nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst coughed and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked around the library and walked away from the bust of Cicero. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. "I shall write to Old Grisbourne. He will know just what to do," said Throgmorton. Furze-Platt read the atlas. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt walked over to the window. Throgmorton coughed and looked out the window. Furze-Platt walked away from the window. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton examined the bust of Cicero closely. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. In the corner of the library there was a leather chair. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton and walked over to the bust of Cicero. Pranehurst walked around the library. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt put down the quill pen. Scurthorpe examined the bust of Cicero closely. Throgmorton walked away from the bust of Cicero and sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked over to the leather chair and nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe coughed. In the corner of the library there was a window. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe picked up the quill pen. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt read the atlas. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and picked up the encyclopedia. Throgmorton got up and stretched and walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt put down the atlas. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Furze-Platt picked up the atlas. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe walked away from the bust of Cicero. In the corner of the library there was a bookshelf. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and coughed. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Pranehurst looked out the window. Nearby there was a bust of Cicero. Scurthorpe examined the leather chair closely. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and rubbed his wrist and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe read the encyclopedia. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton walked around the library. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Scurthorpe put down the quill pen and looked at Throgmorton and looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton picked up the quill pen. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and picked up the encyclopedia. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe coughed. In the corner of the library there was a inkwell on the desk. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt read the atlas. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe walked away from the leather chair and looked out the window and walked over to the desk. Pranehurst read the encyclopedia and wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Furze-Platt coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton penned a few thoughtful words on the stationery. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst and looked at Scurthorpe and walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt and nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked away from the desk. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe coughed. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked over to the window. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper and nodded to Throgmorton and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Furze-Platt got up and stretched and looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt coughed. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked out the window and coughed. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Pranehurst read the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked away from the bust of Cicero and put down the newspaper and picked up the newspaper. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and read the encyclopedia and walked over to the desk. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst walked around the library. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt walked over to the bookshelf. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt walked over to the window and walked away from the window. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst read the encyclopedia. Throgmorton dipped the quill pen in the inkwell on the desk and got up and stretched. Pranehurst examined the desk closely. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt leaned back in the leather chair. Throgmorton examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst and leaned back in the leather chair. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton coughed. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the library. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt and looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and coughed. Throgmorton walked around the library. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and walked away from the desk. Throgmorton walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt got up and stretched and walked over to the desk. Pranehurst walked over to the bust of Cicero. Throgmorton walked over to the inkwell on the desk and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton walked away from the inkwell on the desk and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the encyclopedia and looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked around the library. Pranehurst looked out the window and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt read the atlas. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton put down the letter and walked over to the window. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt walked away from the desk. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and rubbed his chin and walked away from the window. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and looked out the window. Furze-Platt read the atlas and nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked over to the desk. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and walked away from the desk and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt walked over to the bust of Cicero. Throgmorton walked over to the bookshelf. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst picked up the letter. Furze-Platt read the atlas. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton examined the bookshelf closely. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst put down the letter and put down the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt examined the bust of Cicero closely. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt picked up the letter and put down the atlas. Scurthorpe picked up the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst and put down the letter. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe read the encyclopedia and looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst got up and stretched. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt picked up the atlas. Throgmorton examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt picked up the letter. Scurthorpe put down the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt walked away from the bust of Cicero. Scurthorpe walked around the library and adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Pranehurst examined the bust of Cicero closely. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton examined the bookshelf closely. Furze-Platt examined the inkwell on the desk closely and put down the atlas. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt examined the inkwell on the desk closely. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and looked out the window. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst picked up the atlas. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Pranehurst read the atlas. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton picked up the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton and nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe examined the window closely. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe and walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe walked away from the window and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist and walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and nodded to Throgmorton and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the bust of Cicero. Throgmorton got up and stretched and put down the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked over to the window and looked at Throgmorton and coughed. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe walked over to the bust of Cicero. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and coughed and put down the letter. Pranehurst walked away from the window. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked around the library. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and coughed. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Furze-Platt picked up the encyclopedia. Scurthorpe coughed. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe walked away from the bust of Cicero and walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt put down the encyclopedia. Pranehurst put down the atlas and looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the newspaper and looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton picked up the encyclopedia. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and picked up the letter. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and nodded to Pranehurst and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt and looked at Furze-Platt and nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton and picked up the atlas and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe got up and stretched and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe walked around the library. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst walked around the library. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked away from the bookshelf. Throgmorton walked away from the bookshelf. Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair and rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf and walked over to the leather chair. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton walked over to the leather chair and walked around the library. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and nodded to Furze-Platt and nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt leaned back in the leather chair and looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe walked away from the inkwell on the desk. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe and coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst walked around the library. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely. Scurthorpe coughed. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton examined the leather chair closely and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and looked at Pranehurst and put down the encyclopedia and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe and walked over to the bookshelf. Throgmorton picked up the encyclopedia. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked out the window. Scurthorpe walked over to the inkwell on the desk. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton walked away from the leather chair. Scurthorpe put down the atlas. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and picked up the atlas. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton walked over to the bust of Cicero. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and coughed. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Furze-Platt. Pranehurst coughed. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve and examined the bust of Cicero closely. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst put down the newspaper and wrinkled his nose and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper. Throgmorton coughed and put down the encyclopedia and walked away from the bust of Cicero and coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper and looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton walked over to the bust of Cicero. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst walked around the library. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the library. Throgmorton picked up the encyclopedia and coughed. Furze-Platt leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and walked around the library. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. "Now to send this at once!" chimed Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper and put down the letter and looked out the window and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the letter. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton walked away from the bust of Cicero. Pranehurst walked around the library and examined the bookshelf closely and looked at Throgmorton and coughed. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt and nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst read the atlas. Furze-Platt read the newspaper and got up and stretched. Throgmorton put down the encyclopedia and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt read the newspaper. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt walked over to the desk. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe coughed. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked out the window and walked around the library and nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and walked around the library. Throgmorton walked over to the window. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe put down the letter and nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton picked up the letter. Scurthorpe picked up the encyclopedia. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe coughed and nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst coughed and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton walked away from the window and walked over to the bookshelf. Pranehurst walked around the library. Scurthorpe looked out the window and adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst coughed and walked over to the bust of Cicero. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe leaned back in the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and walked away from the bookshelf. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked around the library and nodded to Pranehurst and looked at Scurthorpe.
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78 ## Chapter 20
79
80 The shadowy figure walked over to the grandfather clock and picked up the newspaper. Nearby there was a leather chair. The shadowy figure coughed and walked away from the grandfather clock and sat down on the leather chair and read the newspaper and picked up the matches and put down the matches and picked up the whiskey. In the corner of the sitting room there was a fireplace. The shadowy figure got up and stretched. In the corner of the sitting room there was a bookshelf. The shadowy figure walked over to the fireplace and walked away from the fireplace and put down the diary and read the newspaper. Nearby there was a grandfather clock. The shadowy figure walked over to the grandfather clock and examined the grandfather clock closely and coughed and picked up the diary and walked away from the grandfather clock and picked up the brandy and put down the newspaper and walked over to the fireplace and took a sip of the whiskey. In the corner of the sitting room there was a window. The shadowy figure picked up the matches and put down the diary and coughed and put down the whiskey and looked out the window and picked up the iron poker and sat down on the leather chair and got up and stretched and took a sip of the brandy and put down the brandy and examined the fireplace closely and put down the matches and examined the fireplace closely and picked up the matches and picked up the pocket watch and put down the matches and coughed and picked up the matches and picked up the whiskey and coughed and examined the fireplace closely and walked around the sitting room and rubbed his chin and picked up the diary and put down the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room and put down the iron poker and examined the fireplace closely and lit a match and put down the matches and sat down on the leather chair and picked up the pocket watch and looked out the window and examined the fireplace closely and picked up the newspaper and looked out the window and lit a fire in the fireplace and took a sip of the whiskey and looked out the window and picked up the matches and put down the newspaper and put down the whiskey and picked up the iron poker and picked up the newspaper and coughed and put down the diary and looked out the window and got up and stretched and examined the fireplace closely and sat down on the leather chair and put down the iron poker and put down the newspaper. The match went out. The shadowy figure picked up the iron poker and put down the pocket watch and picked up the whiskey and lit a match and picked up the diary and examined the fireplace closely. The match went out. The shadowy figure put down the matches and rubbed his chin and put the diary in the fireplace and picked up the newspaper and took a sip of the whiskey. The fire reduced the diary to ashes. The shadowy figure leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the matches and picked up the brandy and looked out the window and put down the newspaper and coughed and examined the fireplace closely and took a sip of the whiskey and put down the whiskey and lit a match and took a sip of the brandy and picked up the pocket watch and put down the matches and coughed and picked up the matches and picked up the whiskey and put down the brandy and picked up the newspaper. The match went out. The shadowy figure put down the matches and read the newspaper and coughed and put down the whiskey and leaned back in the leather chair and got up and stretched and coughed and picked up the brandy and examined the fireplace closely and put down the pocket watch and picked up the matches and coughed and lit a match and picked up the pocket watch and put down the matches and poked the ashes with the poker and sat down on the leather chair and got up and stretched and took a sip of the brandy. The match went out. The shadowy figure picked up the matches and put down the brandy and put down the newspaper and picked up the whiskey and walked away from the fireplace and coughed and looked out the window and picked up the brandy and sat down on the leather chair and looked out the window and put down the iron poker and lit a match and rubbed his chin and looked out the window and put down the brandy and leaned back in the leather chair and looked out the window and leaned back in the leather chair and rubbed his chin. The shadowy figure stepped into the moonlight and the features of Furze-Platt were clearly visible. The shadowy figure put down the matches. The match went out. The shadowy figure took a sip of the whiskey and picked up the iron poker and rubbed his chin and took a sip of the whiskey and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the brandy and put down the whiskey and coughed and got up and stretched and walked over to the leather chair and walked around the sitting room and picked up the whiskey and coughed and looked out the window and picked up the matches and put down the brandy and sat down on the leather chair and put down the pocket watch and put down the matches and got up and stretched and took a sip of the whiskey and picked up the matches and picked up the brandy and put down the matches and put down the iron poker and picked up the newspaper and put down the whiskey and coughed and walked away from the leather chair and walked over to the bookshelf and walked away from the bookshelf and picked up the iron poker and took a sip of the brandy and coughed and walked over to the fireplace and put down the newspaper and picked up the whiskey and put down the iron poker and walked away from the fireplace and walked over to the bookshelf and rubbed his chin and sat down on the leather chair and took a sip of the whiskey and picked up the matches and lit a match and picked up the pocket watch and put down the whiskey and put down the matches and picked up the newspaper and put down the match and examined the bookshelf closely and picked up the match. The match went out. The shadowy figure examined the bookshelf closely and picked up the iron poker and read the newspaper and put down the pocket watch and leaned back in the leather chair and examined the bookshelf closely and picked up the whiskey and coughed and looked out the window and leaned back in the leather chair and put down the newspaper and looked out the window and picked up the matches and put down the brandy and put down the matches and put down the whiskey and coughed and picked up the matches and picked up the brandy and looked out the window and put down the matches and looked out the window and coughed and picked up the whiskey and rubbed his chin and picked up the newspaper and picked up the matches and looked out the window and got up and stretched and put down the iron poker and picked up the pocket watch and walked around the sitting room and put down the pocket watch and put down the matches and coughed and examined the bookshelf closely and picked up the matches and coughed and rubbed his chin and coughed and put down the matches and picked up the pocket watch and picked up the matches and walked away from the bookshelf and rubbed his chin and took a sip of the whiskey and took a sip of the brandy and walked over to the window and took a sip of the brandy and put down the newspaper and took a sip of the brandy and examined the window closely and coughed and picked up the newspaper and put down the newspaper and examined the window closely and put down the pocket watch and put down the whiskey and put down the brandy and put down the matches and walked around the sitting room and picked up the newspaper and picked up the pocket watch and read the newspaper and put down the pocket watch and sat down on the leather chair and picked up the matches and put down the newspaper and picked up the iron poker and coughed and put down the iron poker and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the pocket watch and rubbed his chin and looked out the window and put down the matches and rubbed his chin and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the brandy and examined the window closely and got up and stretched and walked around the sitting room and sat down on the leather chair and looked out the window and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the whiskey and took a sip of the whiskey and put down the whiskey and coughed and examined the window closely and picked up the newspaper and looked out the window and coughed and put down the pocket watch and rubbed his chin and picked up the iron poker and coughed. The shadowy figure put down the iron poker and looked out the window and put down the newspaper and leaned back in the leather chair and examined the window closely and picked up the iron poker and put down the brandy and leaned back in the leather chair and put down the iron poker and got up and stretched and examined the window closely and sat down on the leather chair and picked up the iron poker and got up and stretched and picked up the newspaper and picked up the brandy and sat down on the leather chair and took a sip of the brandy and picked up the whiskey and put down the iron poker and put down the whiskey and picked up the pocket watch and put down the pocket watch and examined the window closely and picked up the pocket watch and put down the brandy and leaned back in the leather chair and coughed and put down the newspaper and picked up the iron poker and put down the iron poker and picked up the iron poker and picked up the brandy and took a sip of the brandy and put down the iron poker and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the whiskey and picked up the matches and lit a match and put down the match and picked up the match and rubbed his chin and took a sip of the brandy. The match went out. The shadowy figure coughed and leaned back in the leather chair and coughed and took a sip of the whiskey and rubbed his chin and put down the pocket watch and got up and stretched and put down the whiskey and examined the window closely and rubbed his chin and picked up the pocket watch and put down the brandy and walked away from the window and picked up the iron poker and rubbed his chin and put down the pocket watch and looked out the window and walked over to the fireplace and sat down on the leather chair and picked up the brandy and put down the matches and looked out the window and put down the brandy and picked up the pocket watch and picked up the matches and picked up the brandy and looked out the window and coughed and got up and stretched and sat down on the leather chair and put down the brandy and examined the fireplace closely and coughed and lit a match and rubbed his chin and put down the match and examined the fireplace closely and put down the iron poker and put down the pocket watch and rubbed his chin and examined the fireplace closely and rubbed his chin and picked up the whiskey and put down the matches and picked up the match and picked up the matches and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the brandy and looked out the window and took a sip of the brandy and rubbed his chin and put down the whiskey and picked up the whiskey and looked out the window and rubbed his chin and coughed and looked out the window and examined the fireplace closely. The match went out. The shadowy figure took a sip of the whiskey and leaned back in the leather chair and looked out the window and leaned back in the leather chair and took a sip of the whiskey and leaned back in the leather chair and examined the fireplace closely and picked up the newspaper and put down the brandy and put down the whiskey and put down the matches and coughed and got up and stretched and examined the fireplace closely and sat down on the leather chair and picked up the pocket watch and picked up the whiskey and looked out the window and picked up the iron poker and leaned back in the leather chair and put down the newspaper and leaned back in the leather chair and picked up the matches and picked up the brandy and got up and stretched and rubbed his chin and took a sip of the whiskey and looked out the window and picked up the newspaper and looked out the window and walked around the sitting room and sat down on the leather chair and put down the brandy and looked out the window and examined the fireplace closely and took a sip of the whiskey.
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82 ## Chapter 21
83
84 Nearby there was a mantel. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked over to the mantel and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked over to the suit of armor and coughed and looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. In the corner of the Great Hall there was a leather couch. Throgmorton walked around the Great Hall. Nearby there was a silver statuette of Artemis. Furze-Platt walked over to the silver statuette of Artemis. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst examined the mantel closely. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and adjusted his monocle. In the corner of the Great Hall there was a suit of armor. Scurthorpe exclaimed, "I have news!" Throgmorton walked over to the mantel. Scurthorpe walked away from the suit of armor and sat down on the leather couch. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt walked away from the silver statuette of Artemis. Pranehurst asked, "What is it, Scurthorpe?" Throgmorton examined the mantel closely. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked over to the suit of armor. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe coughed and looked at Pranehurst and looked out the French window. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe told Furze-Platt of the return of the statuette. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst walked around the Great Hall. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and nodded to Scurthorpe and coughed. Pranehurst examined the mantel closely. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst asked, "What is it, Scurthorpe?" Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe walked over to the French window and looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton looked out the French window. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton walked away from the mantel. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and told Throgmorton of the return of the statuette. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and walked away from the suit of armor. Scurthorpe walked away from the French window and nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Throgmorton and walked over to the suit of armor and looked at Furze-Platt. In the corner of the Great Hall there was a French window. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton and nodded to Furze-Platt and walked away from the suit of armor and nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the Great Hall. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and told Pranehurst of the return of the statuette and looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked over to the leather couch. Pranehurst sat down on the leather couch and wrinkled his nose. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton walked over to the tapestry and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe walked over to the tapestry. Furze-Platt examined the leather couch closely and rubbed his chin. Pranehurst got up and stretched and nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the return of the statuette. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst and rubbed his chin and examined the tapestry closely. Pranehurst sat down on the leather couch. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the tapestry closely. Furze-Platt walked away from the leather couch and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the return of the statuette and looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the return of the statuette. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst coughed. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton and coughed. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Nearby there was a tapestry. Throgmorton walked around the Great Hall. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe walked around the Great Hall and looked out the French window. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe examined the tapestry closely. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt walked over to the tapestry. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton and told Furze-Platt of the return of the statuette. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and coughed. Scurthorpe told Pranehurst of the return of the statuette and nodded to Throgmorton.
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86 ## Chapter 22
87
88 Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf. In the corner of the sitting room there was a leather chair. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf. Throgmorton picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and walked over to the leather chair. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst and walked over to the grandfather clock and looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and picked up the pocket watch. Pranehurst walked away from the leather chair. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin and picked up the pocket watch and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt and looked out the window. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Nearby there was a bookshelf. In the corner of the sitting room there was a grandfather clock. "My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania," warbled Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton and walked over to the fireplace. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. "My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania," warbled Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked over to the leather chair. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed. Scurthorpe coughed. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt walked away from the leather chair. Nearby there was a window. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. In the corner of the sitting room there was a fireplace. Pranehurst walked away from the fireplace and coughed. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked away from the grandfather clock. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and examined the bookshelf closely. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely and nodded to Furze-Platt and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst coughed and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock. Throgmorton walked over to the leather chair. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. "My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania," warbled Throgmorton. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton put down the newspaper. Furze-Platt walked over to the bookshelf. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and nodded to Scurthorpe and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked out the window. "My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania," warbled Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst coughed and looked out the window. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room and nodded to Throgmorton and walked around the sitting room and nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely and wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. "Letter for you, Throgmorton," said Crumflatter, leaving as quicky as he appeared. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair and nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe and nodded to Pranehurst and rubbed his wrist. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe and got up and stretched. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton picked up the letter from old Grisbourne and read the letter from old Grisbourne. Pranehurst got up and stretched and looked out the window. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe took a sip of the whiskey. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt and coughed. Throgmorton walked away from the leather chair. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst walked away from the grandfather clock. Throgmorton walked over to the window. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Throgmorton examined the window closely. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt walked away from the bookshelf. Throgmorton read the letter from old Grisbourne. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely. Furze-Platt walked over to the window. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and picked up the newspaper. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst walked over to the bookshelf. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt and took a sip of the brandy and put down the pocket watch. Throgmorton leaned back in the leather chair and read the letter from old Grisbourne. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely and nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. "My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania," warbled Throgmorton. Throgmorton leaned back in the leather chair. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe took a sip of the brandy and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton read the letter from old Grisbourne. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton and nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst put down the pocket watch and looked out the window. Scurthorpe put down the whiskey. Throgmorton put down the letter from old Grisbourne. Scurthorpe picked up the letter from old Grisbourne and walked away from the bookshelf. Furze-Platt walked away from the window and picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. "It was good of him to write back," said Throgmorton. Scurthorpe walked over to the fireplace. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked over to the leather chair and walked away from the leather chair and rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked over to the fireplace. Throgmorton got up and stretched and nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair. Furze-Platt examined the fireplace closely and picked up the pocket watch and picked up the brandy. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst coughed and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton got up and stretched. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst and rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton examined the window closely. "It was good of him to write back," said Throgmorton. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room and looked at Pranehurst and walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton looked out the window and walked away from the window. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst and looked out the window. Pranehurst examined the bookshelf closely and looked out the window. "It was good of him to write back," said Throgmorton. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked over to the window and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Scurthorpe read the newspaper. Throgmorton examined the window closely and nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked out the window and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton coughed. Scurthorpe put down the newspaper. "It was good of him to write back," said Throgmorton. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper and rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt put down the whiskey. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt coughed. Scurthorpe put down the letter from old Grisbourne and sat down on the leather chair and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst walked away from the bookshelf. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt walked away from the fireplace and put down the pocket watch. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Scurthorpe picked up the pocket watch. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt looked out the window and walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst walked over to the grandfather clock. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst rubbed his chin and nodded to Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and picked up the whiskey. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Pranehurst picked up the letter from old Grisbourne. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton walked away from the window. Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle and put down the pocket watch. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Pranehurst put down the whiskey. Furze-Platt put down the brandy and nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Throgmorton walked over to the bookshelf. Pranehurst read the letter from old Grisbourne and nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt coughed. Pranehurst looked out the window and looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Pranehurst looked out the window. Furze-Platt picked up the whiskey. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe picked up the brandy. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst and put down the newspaper. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely and picked up the newspaper and coughed. Furze-Platt walked away from the grandfather clock. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Pranehurst read the letter from old Grisbourne. Throgmorton coughed. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin and coughed and walked over to the fireplace. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Throgmorton picked up the pocket watch. Furze-Platt examined the fireplace closely. "It was good of him to write back," said Pranehurst. Pranehurst examined the grandfather clock closely and looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt examined the fireplace closely. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked at Furze-Platt. Furze-Platt rubbed his wrist. Scurthorpe put down the brandy. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Throgmorton examined the bookshelf closely. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst looked at Furze-Platt and walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton coughed. Pranehurst picked up the brandy. Throgmorton walked away from the bookshelf. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe got up and stretched. Furze-Platt put down the whiskey and picked up the whiskey. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe and rubbed his chin. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton walked over to the grandfather clock. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. "My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania," warbled Throgmorton. Pranehurst coughed. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst read the newspaper. Scurthorpe walked away from the fireplace and looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst put down the newspaper. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst and looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room and wrinkled his nose. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst sat down on the leather chair. Throgmorton walked away from the grandfather clock. Scurthorpe walked over to the bookshelf and walked away from the bookshelf and looked at Throgmorton and walked over to the bookshelf. Furze-Platt looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and walked over to the bookshelf and coughed. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst looked out the window. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely. "My doctor says my somnambulism is improving daily!" chirped Throgmorton. Scurthorpe looked at Pranehurst and nodded to Throgmorton and looked out the window. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe looked out the window. Pranehurst looked out the window. "My doctor says my somnambulism is improving daily!" chirped Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Scurthorpe nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst read the letter from old Grisbourne. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Pranehurst picked up the newspaper. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton put down the pocket watch and nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst picked up the pocket watch. "My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania," warbled Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room and put down the whiskey. Throgmorton walked around the sitting room. Scurthorpe picked up the whiskey. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt nodded to Throgmorton and rubbed his chin and looked out the window and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. Pranehurst leaned back in the leather chair and put down the brandy and wrinkled his nose and read the newspaper. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. "I found the statuette in my nightstand, you see," explained Throgmorton. Throgmorton walked away from the bookshelf. Pranehurst put down the letter from old Grisbourne and rubbed his chin. Scurthorpe looked at Throgmorton. "It was good of him to write back," said Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked out the window. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. "My doctor says my somnambulism is improving daily!" chirped Throgmorton. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt examined the fireplace closely. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. "My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania," warbled Throgmorton. Furze-Platt looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton coughed.
89
90 ## Chapter 23
91
92 Pranehurst looked at Throgmorton. Throgmorton brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Nearby there was a bookshelf. Pranehurst walked over to the window. Throgmorton walked over to the bookshelf. In the corner of the sitting room there was a fireplace. Scurthorpe nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt walked over to the window. Scurthorpe walked around the sitting room. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst picked up the whiskey and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton looked at Pranehurst. Furze-Platt picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst examined the window closely and put down the whiskey. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst showed Scurthorpe the his new umbrella and wrinkled his nose and showed Throgmorton the his new umbrella. Furze-Platt picked up the pocket watch and coughed and looked at Throgmorton. Scurthorpe walked over to the leather chair. Throgmorton sat down on the leather chair and nodded to Pranehurst and brushed some dust off his coat sleeve. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Scurthorpe rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt. In the corner of the sitting room there was a leather chair. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt showed Scurthorpe the pocket watch. Scurthorpe coughed. Throgmorton rubbed his chin. Pranehurst nodded to Furze-Platt and showed Furze-Platt the his new umbrella. Furze-Platt put down the newspaper. Throgmorton looked out the window. Furze-Platt walked around the sitting room and showed Throgmorton the pocket watch. Scurthorpe walked away from the leather chair and walked over to the bookshelf. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt showed Scurthorpe the pocket watch. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and picked up the newspaper. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst and coughed and put down the pocket watch. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt and examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst looked at Scurthorpe and looked at Throgmorton and looked at Scurthorpe. Throgmorton examined the bookshelf closely. Pranehurst rubbed his chin. Furze-Platt nodded to Pranehurst. Scurthorpe adjusted his monocle. Throgmorton nodded to Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Scurthorpe. Furze-Platt coughed. Throgmorton nodded to Scurthorpe. In the corner of the sitting room there was a window. Throgmorton examined the bookshelf closely. Furze-Platt picked up the brandy. Throgmorton nodded to Furze-Platt. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Throgmorton picked up the whiskey. Furze-Platt nodded to Scurthorpe. Pranehurst showed Throgmorton the his new umbrella. Furze-Platt rubbed his chin. Pranehurst wrinkled his nose and walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton looked at Furze-Platt. Scurthorpe examined the bookshelf closely. Furze-Platt looked at Pranehurst. Throgmorton looked out the window. Pranehurst walked around the sitting room. Throgmorton got up and stretched and looked at Pranehurst. Pranehurst nodded to Throgmorton. Furze-Platt sat down on the leather chair. Pranehurst showed Furze-Platt the his new umbrella. Scurthorpe nodded to Pranehurst.
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league/producer.py less more
0 import json
1 import re
2 import subprocess
3 import sys
4
5
6 #
7 # Driver script to produce "The League of Extraordinarily Dull Gentlemen"
8 # by taking the events produced by running the Samovar simulation,
9 # assigning a sentence tree to each one (possibly running the CMU Link Parser
10 # to generate one for it first), combining those trees as necessary, then
11 # unparsing those trees to a Markdown file.
12 #
13
14
15 class Scanner(object):
16 def __init__(self, text):
17 self.text = str(text)
18 self.token = None
19 self.type = None
20 self.all_text = text
21 self.scan()
22
23 def near_text(self, length=10):
24 return self.all_text
25 if len(self.text) < length:
26 return self.text
27 return self.text[:length]
28
29 def scan_pattern(self, pattern, type, token_group=1, rest_group=2):
30 pattern = r'^(' + pattern + r')(.*?)$'
31 match = re.match(pattern, self.text, re.DOTALL)
32 if not match:
33 return False
34 else:
35 self.type = type
36 self.token = match.group(token_group)
37 self.text = match.group(rest_group)
38 return True
39
40 def scan(self):
41 self.scan_pattern(r'[ \t\n\r]*', 'whitespace')
42 if not self.text:
43 self.token = None
44 self.type = 'EOF'
45 return
46 if self.scan_pattern(r'\(|\)', 'bracket'):
47 return
48 if self.scan_pattern(r"[a-zA-Z_.,'{][^\s)]*", 'word'):
49 return
50 if self.scan_pattern(r'.', 'unknown character'):
51 return
52 else:
53 raise AssertionError("this should never happen, self.text=(%s)" % self.text)
54
55 def expect(self, token):
56 if self.token == token:
57 self.scan()
58 else:
59 raise SyntaxError(u"Expected '%s', but found '%s' (near '%s')" %
60 (token, self.token, self.near_text()))
61
62 def on(self, *tokens):
63 return self.token in tokens
64
65 def on_type(self, *types):
66 return self.type in types
67
68 def check_type(self, *types):
69 if not self.on_type(*types):
70 raise SyntaxError(u"Expected %s, but found %s ('%s') (near '%s')" %
71 (types, self.type, self.token, self.near_text()))
72
73 def consume(self, *tokens):
74 if self.token in tokens:
75 self.scan()
76 return True
77 else:
78 return False
79
80
81 class Parser(object):
82 def __init__(self, text):
83 self.scanner = Scanner(text)
84
85 def sexps(self):
86 many = []
87 while not self.scanner.on_type('EOF'):
88 many.append(self.sexp())
89 return many
90
91 def sexp(self):
92 if self.scanner.on_type('word'):
93 t = self.scanner.token
94 self.scanner.scan()
95 return t
96 else:
97 items = []
98 self.scanner.expect('(')
99 while not self.scanner.on(')'):
100 items.append(self.sexp())
101 self.scanner.expect(')')
102 return items
103
104
105 # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
106
107
108 def clean_atom(atom):
109 match = re.match(r'^\{(.*?)\}$', atom)
110 if match:
111 return match.group(1)
112 match = re.match(r'^(.*?)(\.|\{)', atom)
113 if match and match.group(1):
114 return match.group(1)
115 else:
116 return atom
117
118
119 def clean_sexp(sexp):
120 if isinstance(sexp, str):
121 return clean_atom(sexp)
122 elif isinstance(sexp, list):
123 return [clean_sexp(s) for s in sexp]
124 else:
125 raise NotImplementedError(sexp)
126
127
128 def unparse(sexp):
129 if isinstance(sexp, str):
130 return clean_atom(sexp)
131 elif isinstance(sexp, list):
132 x = ' '.join([unparse(s) for s in sexp[1:]])
133 return x.replace(' .', '.')
134 else:
135 raise NotImplementedError(sexp)
136
137
138 def make_tree(sentence):
139 sentence = sentence.strip()
140 if not sentence or '"' in sentence or sentence.startswith("Nearby"):
141 return None
142
143 result = subprocess.run(
144 """echo "{}" | link-parser -constituents=1 -graphics=0 -verbosity=0 | grep '^[( ]'""".format(sentence),
145 shell=True,
146 stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
147 )
148 text = result.stdout.decode('utf-8')
149
150 p = Parser(text)
151 return clean_sexp(p.sexp())
152
153
154 # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
155
156
157 def get_subject(sexp):
158 if isinstance(sexp, str):
159 return None
160 elif isinstance(sexp, list):
161 if sexp[0] == 'S':
162 return get_subject(sexp[1])
163 elif sexp[0] == 'NP':
164 return sexp
165 else:
166 return None
167 else:
168 return None
169
170
171 def get_vp(sexp):
172 if isinstance(sexp, str):
173 return None
174 elif isinstance(sexp, list):
175 if sexp[0] == 'S':
176 return get_vp(sexp[2])
177 elif sexp[0] == 'VP':
178 return sexp
179 else:
180 return None
181 else:
182 return None
183
184
185 def merge_vps(subj, s1, s2):
186 vp1 = get_vp(s1)
187 if vp1 is None:
188 raise ValueError(s1)
189 vp2 = get_vp(s2)
190 if vp2 is None:
191 raise ValueError(s2)
192 return ['S', subj, ['VP', vp1, 'and', vp2], '.']
193
194
195 def contains_none(sexp):
196 if sexp is None:
197 return True
198 elif isinstance(sexp, str):
199 return False
200 elif isinstance(sexp, list):
201 return any([contains_none(s) for s in sexp])
202 else:
203 raise NotImplementedError(sexp)
204
205
206 def depth(sexp):
207 if sexp is None:
208 return 0
209 elif isinstance(sexp, str):
210 return 1
211 elif isinstance(sexp, list):
212 return 1 + max([depth(s) for s in sexp])
213 else:
214 raise NotImplementedError(sexp)
215
216
217 # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
218
219
220 def fillout(s, context):
221 for (var, value) in context.items():
222 s = s.replace(var, value.replace("_", " "))
223 return s
224
225
226 def fillout_tree(tree, context):
227 if isinstance(tree, str):
228 if tree in context:
229 return context[tree].replace("_", " ")
230 else:
231 return tree
232 elif isinstance(tree, list):
233 return [fillout_tree(t, context) for t in tree]
234 else:
235 raise NotImplementedError(tree)
236
237
238 def dedup_events(events):
239 accum = None
240
241 new_events = []
242
243 for event in events:
244 if event == accum:
245 continue
246 accum = event
247 new_events.append(event)
248
249 return new_events
250
251
252 def combine_events(events):
253 accum = None
254
255 new_events = []
256
257 for event in events:
258 template = event[0]
259 context = event[1]
260 tree = event[2]
261 if not tree:
262 if accum is not None:
263 new_events.append(['x', 'x', accum])
264 accum = None
265 new_events.append([template, context, tree])
266 continue
267
268 if accum is None:
269 accum = tree
270 continue
271
272 subj = get_subject(tree)
273 assert subj is not None, tree
274 accum_subj = get_subject(accum)
275 assert accum_subj is not None, accum
276 if subj == accum_subj and depth(accum) < 100:
277 accum = merge_vps(subj, accum, tree)
278 continue
279
280 if accum is not None:
281 new_events.append(['x', 'x', accum])
282 accum = tree
283
284 if accum is not None:
285 new_events.append(['x', 'x', accum])
286
287 return new_events
288
289
290 # ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
291
292
293 def main():
294 with open('template-trees.json', 'r') as f:
295 template_trees = json.loads(f.read())
296 missing_template_trees = {}
297 data = json.loads(sys.stdin.read())
298
299 # pass 1: assign a template tree to every event
300
301 for scene in data:
302 for event in scene:
303 template = event[0]
304 context = event[1]
305 sentence = fillout(template, context)
306 if template not in template_trees:
307 tree = make_tree(sentence)
308 missing_template_trees[template] = tree
309 template_trees[template] = tree
310 event[:] = [template, context, template_trees[template]]
311
312 if missing_template_trees:
313 sys.stderr.write(json.dumps(missing_template_trees, indent=4, sort_keys=True) + "\n")
314 raise ValueError
315
316 # pass 2: fill out the template trees
317
318 for scene in data:
319 for event in scene:
320 template = event[0]
321 context = event[1]
322 tree = event[2]
323 if tree:
324 event[:] = [template, context, fillout_tree(tree, context)]
325
326 # pass 3: dedup events
327
328 for scene in data:
329 new_events = dedup_events(scene)
330 scene[:] = new_events
331
332 # pass 4: combine trees
333
334 for scene in data:
335 new_events = combine_events(scene)
336 scene[:] = new_events
337
338 # pass 5: output sentences
339
340 sys.stdout.write('# The League of Extraordinarily Dull Gentlemen\n\n')
341
342 for n, scene in enumerate(data):
343 sys.stdout.write('## Chapter {}\n\n'.format(n + 1))
344 for event in scene:
345 template = event[0]
346 context = event[1]
347 tree = event[2]
348 if tree:
349 try:
350 sentence = unparse(tree)
351 except:
352 sys.stderr.write(depth(tree))
353 raise
354 else:
355 sentence = fillout(template, context)
356 sentence = sentence[0].capitalize() + sentence[1:]
357 sys.stdout.write("{} ".format(sentence))
358 sys.stdout.write("\n\n")
359
360
361 if __name__ == '__main__':
362 main()
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league/template-trees.json less more
0 {
1 "?A lit a ?I.": [
2 "S",
3 [
4 "NP",
5 "?A"
6 ],
7 [
8 "VP",
9 "lit",
10 [
11 "NP",
12 "a",
13 "?I"
14 ]
15 ],
16 "."
17 ],
18 "?A looked in the ?P and gasped.": [
19 "S",
20 [
21 "NP",
22 "?A"
23 ],
24 [
25 "VP",
26 "looked",
27 [
28 "PP",
29 "in",
30 "the",
31 "?P"
32 ],
33 "and",
34 "gasped"
35 ],
36 "."
37 ],
38 "?A put the ?I in the ?P.": [
39 "S",
40 [
41 "NP",
42 "?A"
43 ],
44 [
45 "VP",
46 "put",
47 [
48 "NP",
49 "the",
50 "?I"
51 ],
52 [
53 "PP",
54 "in",
55 [
56 "NP",
57 "the",
58 "?P"
59 ]
60 ]
61 ],
62 "."
63 ],
64 "The ?I went out.": [
65 "S",
66 [
67 "NP",
68 "the",
69 "?I"
70 ],
71 [
72 "VP",
73 "went",
74 [
75 "PRT",
76 "out"
77 ]
78 ],
79 "."
80 ],
81 "?A wrinkled his nose.": [
82 "S",
83 [
84 "NP",
85 "?A"
86 ],
87 [
88 "VP",
89 "wrinkled",
90 [
91 "NP",
92 "his",
93 "nose"
94 ]
95 ],
96 "."
97 ],
98 "?A adjusted his monocle.": [
99 "S",
100 [
101 "NP",
102 "?A"
103 ],
104 [
105 "VP",
106 "adjusted",
107 [
108 "NP",
109 "his",
110 "monocle"
111 ]
112 ],
113 "."
114 ],
115 "?A brushed some dust off his coat sleeve.": [
116 "S",
117 [
118 "NP",
119 "?A"
120 ],
121 [
122 "VP",
123 "brushed",
124 [
125 "NP",
126 [
127 "PP",
128 [
129 "NP",
130 "some",
131 "dust"
132 ],
133 [
134 "PP",
135 "off",
136 [
137 "NP",
138 "his",
139 "coat",
140 "sleeve"
141 ]
142 ]
143 ]
144 ]
145 ],
146 "."
147 ],
148 "?A chalked his cue.": [
149 "S",
150 [
151 "NP",
152 "?A"
153 ],
154 [
155 "VP",
156 "chalked",
157 [
158 "NP",
159 "his",
160 "cue"
161 ]
162 ],
163 "."
164 ],
165 "?A rubbed his wrist.": [
166 "S",
167 [
168 "NP",
169 "?A"
170 ],
171 [
172 "VP",
173 "rubbed",
174 [
175 "NP",
176 "his",
177 "wrist"
178 ]
179 ],
180 "."
181 ],
182 "?A poured himself some tea.": [
183 "S",
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1727 "\"Listen to this, ?B!\" said ?A as he related some of the contents of the ?I.": null,
1728 "\"Whose do you suppose it is, ?B?\" asked ?A pointing at the diary.": null,
1729 "\"I can't believe it,\" cried ?A.": null,
1730 "\"I'm shocked!\" cried ?A.": null,
1731 "\"This is terrible!\" cried ?A.": null,
1732 "?A stood in the shadows, unseen by ?B.": null,
1733 "\"That's a rotten shame, Pranehurst,\" said ?A.": null,
1734 "\"Now, now, ?B, get ahold of yourself,\" said ?A.": null,
1735 "\"That's better,\" said Crumflatter.": null,
1736 "\"WHAT?\" bellowed ?A.": null,
1737 "There was an ominous silence.": null,
1738 "\"Certainly, ?B! It sounds a right spot of fun,\" articulated ?A.": null,
1739 "\"Do you think ?O could have taken it?\" asked ?A.": null,
1740 "\"I found the ?I in my nightstand, you see,\" explained Throgmorton.": null,
1741 "\"I think YOU stole the ?I, ?B!\" shouted ?A.": null,
1742 "\"It was good of him to write back,\" said ?A.": null,
1743 "\"My doctor is concerned I may be coming down with a touch of the kleptomania,\" warbled Throgmorton.": null,
1744 "\"My doctor says my somnambulism is improving daily!\" chirped Throgmorton.": null,
1745 "\"Preposterous!\" bellowed ?B.": null,
1746 "\"Say, Furze-Platt, Scurthorpe and I are going boating tomorrow. Would you like to join us?\"": null,
1747 "\"Shame about that falcon gone missing,\" said ?A.": null,
1748 "\"This is just where I would hide a ?I if I stole one, ?A!\" replied ?B.": null,
1749 "\"Well I never!\" bellowed ?B.": null,
1750 "\"What ho, ?B!\" exclaimed ?A.": null,
1751 "\"What rot!\" bellowed ?B.": null,
1752 "\"Why are we here, ?B?\" asked ?A.": null,
1753 "?A asked, \"What is it, ?B?\"": null,
1754 "?A exclaimed, \"I have news!\"": null,
1755 "\"Now to send this at once!\" chimed ?A.": null,
1756 "?A and ?B exchanged an ominous look.": null,
1757 "The sound of voices could be heard from inside the ?P.": null,
1758 "\"Good game, ?B,\" said ?A.": null,
1759 "\"No, it couldn't have been ?O, he'd never do something like that,\" concluded ?A.": null,
1760 "\"Shame about that ?T,\" said ?A.": null,
1761 "?A walked around the table, considering his shot.": null,
1762 "?A hit the cue ball but it went wild and missed the red ball entirely.": null,
1763 "?A hit the cue ball into the red ball and sank it in the corner pocket.": null,
1764 "?A leaned over the table with his cue, preparing his shot.": null,
1765 "?A dangled the tea infuser in the teapot and let it steep.": null,
1766 "The match went out.": null,
1767 "\"Letter for you, Throgmorton,\" said Crumflatter, leaving as quicky as he appeared.": null,
1768 "Nearby there was a ?P.": null,
1769 "In other words it was a typical day at the I Need A Better Name For This Club.": null,
1770 "The kettle on the stove began to boil.": null,
1771 "?A stepped into the moonlight and the features of Furze-Platt were clearly visible.": null,
1772 "The fire reduced the diary to ashes.": null,
1773 "\"Good afternoon, ?B,\" said ?A.": null,
1774 "In short, it was an ordinary day at the Perivale Gentleman's Club.": null,
1775 "\"Hello! What's this?\" exclaimed ?A holding up the ?I.": null,
1776 "\"I shall write to Old Grisbourne. He will know just what to do,\" said ?A.": null,
1777 "The fire reduced the ?I to ashes.": null
1778 }