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|Value 2 = {{...}} Horatia tells you of the tunnels beneath the house and the deeper underground below London's surface. Much of her discussion is theoretical – she no longer gets out these days – but reveals a surprisingly informed perspective on the subject.
 
|Value 2 = {{...}} Horatia tells you of the tunnels beneath the house and the deeper underground below London's surface. Much of her discussion is theoretical – she no longer gets out these days – but reveals a surprisingly informed perspective on the subject.
 
|Value 3 = {{...}} she discusses the Fall with you. The experience of being in a building as it is pulled, along with the rest of the city, below the earth. The sound of great wings. The screams, the rubble. Of sheltering {{...}} She falls silent for a long time afterwards.
 
|Value 3 = {{...}} she discusses the Fall with you. The experience of being in a building as it is pulled, along with the rest of the city, below the earth. The sound of great wings. The screams, the rubble. Of sheltering {{...}} She falls silent for a long time afterwards.
|Value 4 = You sit with Mrs Chapman by the fire, not talking. You read, she knits. She asks for your help on occasion, and provides critical commentary on your novel. Nothing more need be said. She hopes you'll visit again.
 
 
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