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title: The Story of Ymar
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- destiny/permanent
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title: The Story of Ymar
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An excerpt from _The Shadow of the Torturer_, Chapter 17 "The Challenge" by Gene Wolfe,
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with my analysis in comment blocks.
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> Ymar rose and followed the dog, laughing.
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- muni: An inspired or holy man; a sage; an ascetic or hermit.
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- oriflamme: A banner or standard.
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* muni: An inspired or holy man; a sage; an ascetic or hermit.
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* oriflamme: A banner or standard.
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Supposing this anecdote to be true, how easy it is to explain:
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