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Hey! There's a...
There's a tape recorder here.
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See what's on it.
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This is Professor Raymond Knowby,
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Department of Ancient History,
log entry number two.
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I believe I have made a significant find
in the Castle of Candar.
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Having journeyed there with my wife Henrietta, my daughter and associate professor
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It was in the rear chamber of the castle
that we stumbled upon something remarkable.
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Morturom Demonto, the "Book of the Dead".
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My wife and I brought the book to this cabin
where I could study it undisturbed.
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It was here that I began the translations.
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The book speaks of a spiritual presence.,
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A thing of evil that roams
the forests and the dark bowers of man's domain..
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It is through the recitation
of the book's passages...
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that this dark spirit is given
license to possess the living.
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Included here are the phonetic
pronunciations of those passages.
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"Cunda astratta montose
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eargrets gutt
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nos veratoos canda amantos canda".