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The narrative centers around a haunting verse that echoes among knights, hinting at a dark and foreboding tale. The transformation of eyes and tongues suggests a profound change or sacrifice, leading to the ominous reverence for the Carrion King. Themes of power, loss, and the supernatural intertwine, creating a compelling atmosphere that draws readers into a world filled with mystery and consequence. The story promises to explore the implications of loyalty and the haunting legacy of a ruler shrouded in shadows.

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This collection features a series of juvenile poems from 1765, showcasing a variety of subjects. The poems reflect the style and themes of the period, offering insights into the literary landscape of the 18th century. The reprint maintains the integrity of the original edition, providing readers with an authentic experience of the poetry as it was first presented.