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| pale rose satin-swathed parchment | |
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| Look: | The back of the parchment has been swathed in a delicate pale rose satin to protect it from wear when it is rolled up. A dainty watercolor scene has been painted upon its delicate creme-colored surface depicting a gentle donkey munching happily upon a garden of roses -- a chubby grey dove perched upon its back. |
| Weight: | 5 stones |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | 10,000 Kronars8,000 Lirums <br />7,216 Dokoras <br />10 LTBpoints <br />10 Tickets <br />10 Scrips <br /> |
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| Dimensions: | ? length x ? width x ? height |
| Sources: | Sold by Scriptorium for 8,000 Kronars Source is Scriptorium |
*Abues ia Fostra -- A Prayer for Love and Peace*
by Brynnfairn Argahyua
Grasp us in your gentle embrace,
We seek the gift of everlasting love.
Protect the tender bud of new love
from Be'ort's blighted touch.
You are with us in the spirit of the cleric
who bonds two loving souls together in your name.
Curse us not with a malaise of lovesickness,
Without love we would not exist.
Bless our homes and guilds with happiness,
May love carry us through times of discord.
As do you grow tipsy with wine,
Let our hearts grow tipsy with love.
Peaceful Albreda, look kindly upon us.
Come to us in troubled times.
Grant us reprieve from the chaos of war.
Let our friendships grow firm, our marriages strong.
As does your dove fly freely in the sky,
Let our minds be free of worry and unrest.
- o/o Hevor ve Fostra o\o
"Abues ia Fostra" is Gamgweth "Love and Peace". "Hevor ve Fostra" translates as "Go in Peace".