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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Oct 1998.
Re: Chevalier

Re: Chevalier

Sandy Morton wrote:
> 
> sgt pinback wrote:
> > does anybody have any others of chevalier's stuff? this seems to be
> > the only one i have saved:
>
> I have several.  I know I have the Mouse King, the Song of Snails,
> and at least a couple of others.  Unfortunately, my Unix box is
> dead right now and I can't get them.  If noone else posts them,
> and you would like, email me in about a week (or post again) and
> I'll dig them out.

There are a couple of those in:

http://www.stud.uni-hannover.de/~freise/ascii/s/story.asc

Sorry, I won't post them here because that file is rather
big.

Andreas
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