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#
# Message file for books  
#
# Message entries contained in this file will  
# appear randomly in readable objects like books, scrolls
# and such (op->type==BOOK).
#
# To add an entry: 
# ---------------
# Start all entries w/ MSG and end with ENDMSG. The body of 
# the text between these 2 words will be the message.
#
# When designing messages please keep in mind: 
# -------------------------------------------
#    1) Message length shouldn't exceed the maximum
# buffer size for books (you'll generate a warning message
# if you do this). Check the file include/read.h for the 
# current message size limit (BOOK_BUF).
#    2) Text has to fit into the player message window.
# Don't design lines at lengths of 40 or more, or it will
# wrap around to the next line. Long lines will appear 
# differently to the player than as presented in this file. 
#
#
#
MSG

 <undecipherable text>
ENDMSG
#
#
MSG
"In the mountains north-east of the great 
city we found it at last--the hidden 
fortress of Barad-Dur. What treasures 
could lie in it I do not know for our 
party never gained its way past the 
entryway. Skulls, pixies, and a horrible 
creature I hesitate to name decimated my 
friends and I." 
ENDMSG
#
#
MSG
In ancient times past the great fortress 
of Ang was raised on the western shore. 
Many inhabitants it has had, but the last
known was the most unusual. A titan of 
rare power is said to live in Ang now.
There he serves as guardian of an arti-
fact of unusual might.
ENDMSG
#
#
MSG
Many have ventured into the northern 
country. Up beyond the mountains, alone
in the wastes lies a vast domain of 
mines that delve deep into the earth. 
Know that these tunnels and shafts are
quite perilous; for only once in recent
times have I heard of an expedition
returning from them.
ENDMSG
#
#
MSG
...and then did the Alchemist agree to
make me my potion. First he called to 
his grimm servants who hauld forth a 
great iron cauldron. Into this black 
device did he deposit his ingredients
and, opening his spell book for refer-
ence, then did he cast his spell of 
alchemy therepon the cauldron. 

  Greatly did the tub shake and move!
I thought that the Alchemist had broke
his device, but he chuckled at my ig-
norance. Into the cauldron did he reach
an brought forth a filled bottle of 
golden amber fluid...
ENDMSG
#
#
MSG
  Know that there are 4 principle 
philosophical ingredients. In order,
they are:

   - philosophical salt
   - philosophical sulphur
   - philosophical phosphorus
   - philosophical oil

  The great alchemist has often said that 
all living things are made of these
ingredients. Proper combination of
these with other base objects can
often create potions of power and
might.
ENDMSG
#
Revision:	1.3
Committed:	Thu May 24 03:33:29 2007 UTC (16 years, 11 months ago) by root
Branch:	MAIN
CVS Tags:	HEAD
Changes since 1.2:	+0 -0 lines
State:	*FILE REMOVED*
Log Message:	add books from books.pod via some most dire hacks
#	Content
1	#
2	# Message file for books
3	#
4	# Message entries contained in this file will
5	# appear randomly in readable objects like books, scrolls
6	# and such (op->type==BOOK).
7	#
8	# To add an entry:
9	# ---------------
10	# Start all entries w/ MSG and end with ENDMSG. The body of
11	# the text between these 2 words will be the message.
12	#
13	# When designing messages please keep in mind:
14	# -------------------------------------------
15	# 1) Message length shouldn't exceed the maximum
16	# buffer size for books (you'll generate a warning message
17	# if you do this). Check the file include/read.h for the
18	# current message size limit (BOOK_BUF).
19	# 2) Text has to fit into the player message window.
20	# Don't design lines at lengths of 40 or more, or it will
21	# wrap around to the next line. Long lines will appear
22	# differently to the player than as presented in this file.
23	#
24	#
25	#
26	MSG
27
28	<undecipherable text>
29	ENDMSG
30	#
31	#
32	MSG
33	"In the mountains north-east of the great
34	city we found it at last--the hidden
35	fortress of Barad-Dur. What treasures
36	could lie in it I do not know for our
37	party never gained its way past the
38	entryway. Skulls, pixies, and a horrible
39	creature I hesitate to name decimated my
40	friends and I."
41	ENDMSG
42	#
43	#
44	MSG
45	In ancient times past the great fortress
46	of Ang was raised on the western shore.
47	Many inhabitants it has had, but the last
48	known was the most unusual. A titan of
49	rare power is said to live in Ang now.
50	There he serves as guardian of an arti-
51	fact of unusual might.
52	ENDMSG
53	#
54	#
55	MSG
56	Many have ventured into the northern
57	country. Up beyond the mountains, alone
58	in the wastes lies a vast domain of
59	mines that delve deep into the earth.
60	Know that these tunnels and shafts are
61	quite perilous; for only once in recent
62	times have I heard of an expedition
63	returning from them.
64	ENDMSG
65	#
66	#
67	MSG
68	...and then did the Alchemist agree to
69	make me my potion. First he called to
70	his grimm servants who hauld forth a
71	great iron cauldron. Into this black
72	device did he deposit his ingredients
73	and, opening his spell book for refer-
74	ence, then did he cast his spell of
75	alchemy therepon the cauldron.
76
77	Greatly did the tub shake and move!
78	I thought that the Alchemist had broke
79	his device, but he chuckled at my ig-
80	norance. Into the cauldron did he reach
81	an brought forth a filled bottle of
82	golden amber fluid...
83	ENDMSG
84	#
85	#
86	MSG
87	Know that there are 4 principle
88	philosophical ingredients. In order,
89	they are:
90
91	- philosophical salt
92	- philosophical sulphur
93	- philosophical phosphorus
94	- philosophical oil
95
96	The great alchemist has often said that
97	all living things are made of these
98	ingredients. Proper combination of
99	these with other base objects can
100	often create potions of power and
101	might.
102	ENDMSG
103	#