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"Moon Shame" (poem)
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"Lines Written in the Realization
that I Must Die" (poem)
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"One Who Comes at Eventide"
(poem)
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"Which Will Scarcely
Be Understood" (poem)
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"The Poets" (poem)
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"Autumn" (poem)
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"Emancipation" (poem)
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"The Song of a Mad Minstrel" (poem)
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REHupa #114 Contents
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THE GOLDEN CALIPH by
Bill Cavalier
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The Rules of REHupa
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LETTERS by L. Sprague de Camp
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THAT WHICH IS UNDERSTOOD ALL TOO WELL by
Rick McCollum
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DEATH STORIES #4 by Brian Emerich
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ATTACK OF THE ZOMBIE MOM-MOMS #5 by Jay
Zimmerman
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RAVENWOLF #19 by
Garry Adrian
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WHICH WILL SCARCELY BE UNDERSTOOD Vol.
#14 by Rich Jervis
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COLD STEEL #36 by
Bill Cavalier
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DREAMS FROM YOHARNETH LAHAI #48 by Vern
Clark
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BLUFFTOWN BARBARIAN #3 by Dennnis McHaney
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AQUILA NIDUS #10 by Tim Arney
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THE FRENCH CONNECTION #8 by Patrice
Louinet
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PALE HORSE by Lionel
Londeix
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SNAPSHOTS FROM THE SHADOWLAND #2
by Mary Miller
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SEANCHAI #66 by Rusty
Burke
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in REHupa #114
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Pale Horse is not numbered.
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