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Part One: King Pausole and the Wican Rede in Wican Ethics by David Richard Jones.

“King Pausole applies this to his own life and has a variety of sexual relations with the 366 wives (one for each day with an extra for leap year) in his harem.” [via]

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September 28, 2011

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← “The novel takes place in fantastic kingdom of Tryphême, which has a simple code: — Ne nuis pas à ton voisin. — Ceci bien comprix, fais ce qu’il te plaît.” “The conflict in the story comes when a handsome young stranger arrives in the Kingdom and Pausole is faced with applying this principle to his beautiful daughter Aline when she and the handsome stranger fall in love.” →

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