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<div class="center" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><Font Face="Papyrus"><Font Size ="6">'''Queen Cymnea of Thelusia, Dowager Queen of Amber
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<Font Face="Bradley Hand ITC"><big> '''From Queen Cymnea of Thelusia, Dowager Queen of Amber to King Random of Amber.</big>'''
  
<Font Face="Papyrus"><Font Size ="6">'''Sends her greetings
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'''On my windowsill sits a sparrow.  Its colors are gray and gray, shades of gray.  It has several blue feathers.  It must have sat my sill before.  It hops on my finger and gazes at me adoringly.  I suffer its admiration with patience and remember a time when a man stared at me with such adoration.  I reach out and stroke its back softly, watching one feather change blue to match the others.  It flies off, circling, singing a song of joy on the wing, though i can hear a soft under tone that tells of its loss of glory.   
 
 
<Font Face="Papyrus"><Font Size ="6">'''King Random Bariman, King of Amber.</font>
 
 
 
<div class="left" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><Font Face="Papyrus"><Font Size ="4">'''On my windowsill sits a sparrow.  Its colors are gray and gray, shades of gray.  It has several blue feathers.  It must have sat my sill before.  It hops on my finger and gazes at me adoringly.  I suffer its admiration with patience and remember a time when a man stared at me with such adoration.  I reach out and stroke its back softly, watching one feather change blue to match the others.  It flies off, circling, singing a song of joy on the wing, though i can hear a soft under tone that tells of its loss of glory.   
 
  
 
'''I remember sitting in a folding chair under a canvas sheet in front of a tent my husband and I lived in while building our first house. The birds flocked to entertain me there too.  I stroked their feathers and from time to time turned a few blue.  The tent was something he had conjured.  It was large, with 12 poles.  It had a shade attached to the front that covered our kitchen stove, our larder boxes, and our two chairs.  In the evening we would sit in our chairs, sing, talk, and laugh.  He would smoke a pipe sometimes and I would make us tea.   
 
'''I remember sitting in a folding chair under a canvas sheet in front of a tent my husband and I lived in while building our first house. The birds flocked to entertain me there too.  I stroked their feathers and from time to time turned a few blue.  The tent was something he had conjured.  It was large, with 12 poles.  It had a shade attached to the front that covered our kitchen stove, our larder boxes, and our two chairs.  In the evening we would sit in our chairs, sing, talk, and laugh.  He would smoke a pipe sometimes and I would make us tea.   
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'''We cut the logs from fresh stands of pine.  Cut them by hand and built a two story house of smooth cut logs.  The house had five rooms on the first floor and four on the second.  Near the back was a large stable for a dozen horses.  There was a smithy shop, a saw mill, a storage room.  There was a privy house.  
 
'''We cut the logs from fresh stands of pine.  Cut them by hand and built a two story house of smooth cut logs.  The house had five rooms on the first floor and four on the second.  Near the back was a large stable for a dozen horses.  There was a smithy shop, a saw mill, a storage room.  There was a privy house.  
  
'''In that house I conceived and bore three more sons.    My husband and I raised 4 sons in those primitive conditions.  They were the happiest days of my life. Each of my sons built tree houses and played in the mud and rode horses like madmen.  One of my sons could never stay clean.  Sometimes my father–in-law and my mother-in-law came and helped out.
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'''In that house I conceived and bore two more sons.    My husband and I raised 3 sons in those primitive conditions.  They were the happiest days of my life. Each of my sons built tree houses and played in the mud and rode horses like madmen.  One of my sons could never stay clean.  Sometimes my father –in-law and my mother-in-law came and helped out.
  
'''In time my husband and I, with our four àsons, began laying out the plans for a mighty castle.  We laid out long approaches and designed clever passages.  We laid out long avenues and open plazas.  We sunk stakes into the ground to mark lines of approach and access. We explored long caverns deep in the ground and found many secret ways.  We carved with our hands the passages that lead to the low room that contained the artifact of Order.  I brought fish in to swim in a small pool that hugged a corner of the room graced by the Sigil of Order.  We knew not yet what to call this place.  But it shown a yellow glow i once said looked like the Amber stones that rested in the deep forests.
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'''In time my husband and I, with our three sons, began laying out the plans for a mighty castle.  We laid out long approaches and designed clever passages.  We laid out long avenues and open plazas.  We sunk stakes into the ground to mark lines of approach and access. We explored long caverns deep in the ground and found many secret ways.  We carved with our hands the passages that lead to the low room that contained the artifact of Order.  I brought fish in to swim in a small pool that hugged a corner of the room graced by the Sigil of Order.  We knew not yet what to call this place.  But it shown a yellow glow i once said looked like the Amber stones that rested in the deep forests.
  
 
'''We were happy.  We were young.  We were the only creatures of creation.   
 
'''We were happy.  We were young.  We were the only creatures of creation.   
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'''But time found us, and i wept.  
 
'''But time found us, and i wept.  
 
   
 
   
'''Childe Random.  You are King of Amber.  I know that. My mother-in-law told me so.  But you must remember this.  That tent sat where the courtyard of the Castle Amber is.  My husband was Oberon, in his youth.  My children were Osric, who I called Sunshine, Finndo, who I called Pouter, and Benedict, who, I called Brown Ben, and Borlak who I called Wild One.   
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'''Childe Random.  You are King of Amber.  I know that. My mother-in-law told me so.  But you must remember this.  That tent sat where the courtyard of the Castle Amber is.  My husband was Oberon, in his youth.  My children were Osric, who I called Sunshine, Finndo, who I called Pouter, and Benedict, who, I called Brown Ben.   
 
 
'''If I am honest, which here I must, Borlak was my favorite. He would drink tea with me. He detested the beers and meads my husband and our sons made or sought in shadow. He and I would embroider. We would draw and make trumps.  We created many casual items for the fun of it.  He came to love horses as I did.  Who can say how many millions of lives were lost in shadow because the sons who favored Oberon would not slay the one who favored me.
 
  
'''Build we did. The trees were from the Forest of Arden. The house was where the Theater of Malrien os Marin is on the Grand Concourse.  The castle we laid plans for is the castle of Amber.  In the castle we built Oberon and I sat on the thrones of Amber for a thousand years.
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'''The trees were from the Forest of Arden. The house was where the Theater of Malrien os Marin is on the Grand Concourse.  The castle we laid plans for is the castle of Amber.  In the castle we built Oberon and I sat on the thrones of Amber for a thousand years.
  
 
'''Now you rule there.  You have the gall to ask me to leave my seclusion to come and bend my knee and give you an Article of Submission? I won’t.
 
'''Now you rule there.  You have the gall to ask me to leave my seclusion to come and bend my knee and give you an Article of Submission? I won’t.
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'''I recognize you as King of Amber and I render my fealty unto thee as is your due.  But I who ruled Amber as Queen for a thousand years will not bend knee before any king except Oberon.  Accept this as the most I can do.
 
'''I recognize you as King of Amber and I render my fealty unto thee as is your due.  But I who ruled Amber as Queen for a thousand years will not bend knee before any king except Oberon.  Accept this as the most I can do.
  
<div class="center" style="width: auto; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto;"><Font Face="Papyrus"><Font Size ="6">Cymnea
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'''<big>Cymnea</big>'''
 
 
'''Dowager Queen of Amber. 
 
 
 
'''Duchess of Al a Marat of Thelusia.
 
 
 
'''Grand Abbess of the Unicorn</Font>
 
 
 
  
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'''<big>Dowager Queen of Amber.  Duchess of Al a Marat of Thelusia.  Abbess of the Unicorn</big>'''</Font>
  
  
  
 
[[Jeweled Amber]]
 
[[Jeweled Amber]]

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