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    Timothy Chyme In Majixland Part Three
    Timothy Chyme In Majixland Part Three
    Timothy Chyme In Majixland Part Three
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    Timothy Chyme In Majixland Part Three

    By Donald Harry Roberts

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    “Yes....Maybe I will dare.” Timothy cheered. “And I dare you Mr. Cavalier...if you have the courage?”
    “Sometimes Mr. Mundanie.....What looks like courage is stupidity. However...if you chose to be stupid then I must follow and try to keep you from something totally disastrous.”
    The midnight trumpets sounded and suddenly the streets were abandoned and silent.....almost silent.
    "So." Timothy said with a hint of challenge in his tone. "What should I be watching for?' He asked and was answered but not by Eifion.
    "A human....and a Cavalier. How unusual is that?"
    The voice came from above.....along the eaves of a grand old manor.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDonald Harry Roberts
    Release dateMar 17, 2017
    ISBN9781370869794
    Timothy Chyme In Majixland Part Three
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      Timothy Chyme In Majixland Part Three - Donald Harry Roberts

      Timothy Chyme In Majixland

      Part Three

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      Donald Harry Roberts

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      Timothy Chyme In Majixland Part Three

      Copyright 2017 by Donald Harry Roberts

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      This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales is purely coincidental. The characters are productions of the author’s imagination and used fictitiously.

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      About My Style

      Imagine we are in a café’….sitting across from each other sipping on a coffee…cappuccino…tea….whatever….and I am telling you a fanciful story….a fantasy or mystery or sci-fi or a combination of all…

      That is how I write…like I am sitting with you…..

      There’s minimal punctuation…just pauses here and there.

      My style of writing is pre…sixteenth century which is delightfully void of annoying piques and marks that the brain does not need…..I write much in the fashion as to these brief paragraphs…which you probably understood quite without difficulty.

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