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Songs written by our Wetham Nobles and Bards.<br> | Songs written by our Wetham Nobles and Bards.<br> | ||
-[[battle March (Song)|Battle March]]<br> | -[[battle March (Song)|Battle March]]<br> | ||
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===Fiction and Folktale=== | ===Fiction and Folktale=== | ||
Revision as of 23:47, 7 October 2007
Contents
The poetry Of Wetham
Here in the halls of the Great poets of Wetham lie a multitude of scriptures. All bundled and collected neatly and dutifully by Lorebass' Father?? Anyways, there is one main hall in this wing of the Frundi Library all lined with its numerous texts. Off to the eastern section lies five worn pedestals and a multitude of benches used when the Nobles of Wetham gather to hear the tales and songs written by the people.
Odes and Epodes
A containment of all the hymms, sonnets and general poetry of the realm.
-Hero Of Wetham
Ballads
Songs written by our Wetham Nobles and Bards.
-Battle March
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Fiction and Folktale
Great stories inspired by and Written from Our Nobles.
Non-Fiction
Works of Non-Fiction By the nobles Of Wetham.
