Ah, two firm friends, reunited at last! There should be sweet violin music playing for us, but I'll settle for the screams of the dying.

Jonathan Stroud
Ah, two firm friends, reunited at last! There should be...
Ah, two firm friends, reunited at last! There should be...
Ah, two firm friends, reunited at last! There should be...
Ah, two firm friends, reunited at last! There should be...
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Ah, two firm friends, reunited at last! There should be sweet violin music playing for us, but I'll settle for the screams of the dying.

Source: The Creeping Shadow

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