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study my journal |
'''study my journal''' |
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It appears to be a common journal. It could be opened or closed. You could push it to return to the beginning, turn it to move forward a page or pull it to move back a page. With an eraser, you could rub old marks out. With a proper writing utensil, such as a quill, stylus or charcoal, you could WRITE IN it. |
It appears to be a common journal. It could be opened or closed. You could push it to return to the beginning, turn it to move forward a page or pull it to move back a page. With an eraser, you could rub old marks out. With a proper writing utensil, such as a quill, stylus or charcoal, you could '''WRITE''' IN it. |
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| leather journal dyed charcoal grey | |
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| Look: | The leather journal is opened up at Page 1.
The pages are a shade darker than the cover and edged with odd markings that appear to be nothing more than scribbles. Written down the spine are the words "Commonplace Coin Collecting", the grey ink so dark as to be almost black. |
| Core Noun: | Unknown |
| Weight: | Unknown |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | Unknown |
| Properties: | |
| Dimensions: | ? length x ? width x ? height |
| Sources: | Source is The Book Wyrm (3), The Book Wyrm (1) |
study my journal It appears to be a common journal. It could be opened or closed. You could push it to return to the beginning, turn it to move forward a page or pull it to move back a page. With an eraser, you could rub old marks out. With a proper writing utensil, such as a quill, stylus or charcoal, you could WRITE IN it.