“In my dreams I sign chits and file papers,” Nikoros muttered. “Then I awake to sign real chits and file real… — Scott Lynch
“In my dreams I sign chits and file papers,” Nikoros muttered. “Then I awake to sign real chits and file real papers. I imagine my grave marker will be carved as a writing desk. ‘Here lies Nikoros Via Lupa, wifeless and heirless, but gods how he could alphabetize!’”
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