21. ARC Rare Books Murphy Library University Of Wisconsin-La Crosse shiel, M. P. (Matthew Phipps), 18651947. Yellow danger; or, What might happen if the division of the Chinese empire should estrange all European countries. http://www.uwlax.edu/Murphylibrary/departments/Skeeters.html

JavaScript Menu, DHTML Menu Powered By Milonic Hours Forms Databases A-Z ... FAQs Find the term(s) Search within: Keyword Title Journal Title Author Subjects RARE BOOKS Skeeters Bibliography Second book of strange stories. London: Hutchinson, [1937?] Terrors : a collection of uneasy tales. London: P. Allen, 1933. Year's best science fiction novels. [New York]: Frederick Fell, 1952-53. Tales of dread, a collection of uneasy tales. London, Philip Allan, 1936. Fireside omnibus: including stories and articles by Sir William Beach Thomas ... [et al.] London: Hutchinson, [1937?] Galaxy reader of science fiction. New York: Crown Publishers [1952] Great book of thrillers / London: Odhams Press, [193-?] Thrillers. New York: E.J. Clode, Inc. [1929] 'Blackwood' tales from the outposts. Edinburgh, London: W. Blackwood and Sons, Ltd., 1932- Romancist and novelist's library: the best works of the best authors. London: J. Clements. Thrills: a collection of uneasy tales. London: P. Allen, 1935.

22. Used, Rare And Out Of Print Books And Textbooks Are All Available Online At Grea Author M. P. shiel Panther January 1, 1969. List Price $5.53 Author M. P. shiel Paperback Library January 1, 1966. List Price $5.80 http://www.chapters.indigo.ca/usedbooks/getSearchResults?author=M. P Shiel

23. Victorian And Edwardian Collection shiel, M. P. The evil that men do London Ward, Lock, 1904. shiel, M. P. The pale ape and other pulses. London T. Werner Laurie, n.d. shiel, http://wwwfp.statelibrary.tas.gov.au/vande/svande.htm

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24. M.P.Shiel The Redondan Cultural Foundation Newsletter exists to promote interest in the life and works of M. P. shiel, but there is no reason why King Felipe of http://homepages.pavilion.co.uk/users/tartarus/shiel.html

THE LOST CLUB JOURNAL "L'Abri" by Malcolm M. Fergusson The Redondan Cultural Foundation Newsletter exists to promote interest in the life and works of M. P. Shiel, but there is no reason why King Felipe of Redonda shouldn't be celebrated in this journal also; since the editorial addresses of the Lost Club are those of the Cultural Foundation. Hence this enjoyable and informative wartime reminiscence by a peer of Redonda, shorter versions of which were published in Famous Fantastic Mysteries in August 1949 and in A. Reynolds Morse's The Works of M.P. Shiel: "The Shielography Updated", Volume III, Part 2 (1980). Malcolm M. Ferguson was honoured with a dukedom by John Gawsworth, King Juan I, in the first Birthday Honours List in June 1947. Mr Ferguson, who lives in Concord, Massachusetts, is officially retired from his profession of bookseller, though he still deals a little as a sideline. Once a bookman... It is interesting to note that in one of his letters quoted here, Shiel refers to his old associate W.T. Stead, the crusading editor of the Pall Mall Gazette and the Review of Reviews.

25. Stories, Listed By Author “The Children of the Wind” by Louis J. McQuilland, (br) John o’ London’s Weekly Feb 17 1923; * “An Exultation of Making M.P. shiel” by Donald Phelps, http://www.philsp.com/homeville/fmi/s1794.htm

The FictionMags Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents SHIEL, M. P. (chron.) (continued) The Empress of the Earth: The Tale of the Yellow War [chpt 23-24], (sl) Short Stories (UK, 1) Apr 30 1898 The Empress of the Earth: The Tale of the Yellow War [chpt 25-26], (sl) Short Stories (UK, 1) May 7 1898 The Empress of the Earth: The Tale of the Yellow War [chpt 26 (cont.)-28], (sl) Short Stories (UK, 1) May 14 1898 The Empress of the Earth: The Tale of the Yellow War [chpt 29-30], (sl) Short Stories (UK, 1) May 21 1898 The Empress of the Earth: The Tale of the Yellow War [chpt 31], (sl) Short Stories (UK, 1) May 28 1898 The Empress of the Earth: The Tale of the Yellow War [chpt 32 (cont.)-33], (sl) Short Stories (UK, 1) Jun 11 1898 The Empress of the Earth: The Tale of the Yellow War [chpt 32], (sl) Short Stories (UK, 1) Jun 4 1898 The Empress of the Earth: The Tale of the Yellow War [chpt 33 (cont.)-35 (conclusion)], (sl) Short Stories (UK, 1) Jun 18 1898 He Wakes an Echo [ Cummings King Monk ], (ss)

26. Welcome To Girasol Collectables Inc. shiel, M. P. Xelucha and others Arkham, 1975, 1st Ed., shiel, M. P. Prince Zaleski and Cummings King Monk Mycroft Moran, 1977, 1st Ed., http://www.girasolcollectables.com/arkham.html

We can be reached at: by email: info@girasolcollectables.com Girasol Collectables Inc. 3501 Glen Erin Drive Suite. 1409 Mississauga, ON Canada L5L 2E9 Arkham House Many interesting items, in upper condition unless otherwise noted. A Arkham Thirty Years of Arkham House Arkham, 1970, 1st Ed., F, DJ has tiny paper curl at top of spine $100 B Baker, Denys Val The Face in the Mirror Arkham, 1971, 1st Ed., DJ VG+, light scuffs $50 Bishop, Michael Blooded on Arachne Arkham, 1982, 1st Ed., As new $25 Bishop, Michael One Winter in Eden Arkham, 1984, 1st Ed., As new $25 Bishop, Michael Who Made Stevie Crye? Arkham, 1984, 1st Ed., As new $25 Blaylock, James P. Lord Kelvin's Machine Arkham, 1992, 1st Ed., Very minor wear $30 Bowen, Marjorie Kecksies and other twilight tales Arkham, 1976 1st Ed., As new $25 Brennan, Joseph Payne Nine Horrors Arkham, 1958, 1st Ed., DJ $200 Brennan, Joseph Payne Stories of Darkness and Dread Arkham, 1973, 1st Ed., Burks, Arthur J. Black Medicine Arkham, 1966, 1st Ed., DJ $75

27. Arthur Machen (1925) By M.P. Shiel A brief commentary on the author and his works, originally written and published in 1925. http://www.mtroyal.ab.ca/programs/arts/english/gaslight/remachen.htm

The following is a Gaslight etext.... A message to you about Arthur Machen by M.P. Shiel written for The Borzoi 1925: being a sort of record of ten years of publishing reprinted as "ON SCHOLAR-ARTISTRY (The Writings of Arthur Machen)" in Science, life and literature Williams and Norgate Ltd: London (1950) OF LIVING people known to me none I think more, so he has no time, is too preoccupied with seeing to feel, and here is where the artist comes neatly in to rescue me, he having heard what the scientist says, having time, too, to admire, and to tell of it in innuendoes, with winks, saying: "It is not dull! I know a thing or two, I know a bank whereon the wild thyme grows!" And if one asks him: "But is that all?" he winks at one, saying: "Enough said; I give you a hint: eye has not seen, never heart fancied; tolling melodious notes, wrung with emotion, it rolls; fairy! drunken! enough said." But is it true? Fairy? If it is a fancy, then it is not of the least interest or importance; but the scientist says "yes, a fact", and the artist with streaming tears calls God to witness it. The scientist's part in art, however, is not seen by Machen, who conceives that art preceded science, that "poetry has nothing to do with scientific truths", does not, in fact, quite know what science is , thinks that the fact "A loves B" is "a scientific truth", so does not know that science is the

28. Kingdom Of Redonda Summary Science fiction author M.P. shiel was also known as Felipe I, In the forties, M.P. shiel handed over his kingship to his closest friend, http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/Hoaxipedia/Kingdom_of_Redonda/

Login Register Member List Museum of Hoaxes ... Hoaxipedia Home Kingdom of Redonda var federated_media_section = ''; About the Hoaxipedia The Hoaxipedia is the Museum of Hoaxes's online encyclopedia of hoaxes, pranks, urban legends, scams, and other forms of mischief and misinformation. Submissions (or revisions of existing articles) are welcome. Contact us for information about how to submit an article. Search: (Note: This form only searches the Hoaxipedia. To search the entire Museum of Hoaxes' site, use our google form var federated_media_section = ''; Hoaxipedia Navigation Categories Hoaxipedia Home Title List Submit a Haiku ... Powered By ExpressionEngine ExpressionEngine Wiki - Version 1.2 Script Executed in 0.1914 seconds Article Kingdom of Redonda Type: Fictitious Country. Summary: Science fiction author M.P. Shiel was also known as Felipe I, the second King of Redonda, an island nation that may or may not exist. Posted by: Elliot Feldman M.P. Shiel M.P. Shiel was a notable early 20th century British science fiction and fantasy author. Originally a citizen of the Caribbean island of Montserrat, at age 15 Shiel’s father crowned him the “Felipe I, second King of Redonda,” a tiny uninhabited island near Montserrat. Some of his critics accused him of perpetrating a hoax against the British news media, while others took it as fact.

29. === Coldtonnage Search Result === Articles on Joyce Carol Oates, Alfred Kubin and Margaret Irwin, Bruno Schulz and Tadeusz, M. P. shiel s Prince Zaleski, plus Brian Stableford s regular http://www.coldtonnage.com/cgi-bin/search/ctfullsearch.pl?publisher=tartarus pre

30. Prince Zaleski By MP Shiel - An Infinity Plus Review An author whose lyrical, emotionallycharged style proved the perfect aesthetic vehicle with which to express ideas both grandiose and macabre. http://infinityplus.co.uk/nonfiction/zaleski.htm

Prince Zaleski by MP Shiel Tartarus Press Review by William P Simmons Admired by Arthur Machen and H.P. Lovecraft for attaining an ethereal wedding of cosmic awe and poetic unease beyond the grasp of his peers, M.P. Shiel (1865-1947) is an author whose lyrical, emotionally-charged style proved the perfect aesthetic vehicle with which to express ideas both grandiose and macabre. Author of around 25 novels and dozens of short stories, including ornamental mysteries, exotic adventures, scientific romances, supernatural horror, and the grotesque detective narratives which this review concerns itself with, Shiel, a great thinker whose eyes looked into the soul even as they gazed towards ethereal heavens (lending a sense of dual mysticism and earthly relevance to his fantasies), interwove philosophical and sociological discourse into carefully structured labyrinths of language. Prince Zaleski , an impressive, attractive offering to the macabre enthusiast's library, presents ample evidence of the title character's decadent mysticism and Shiel's prowess as a stylist, building torrents of acrobatic logic and emotional overflow with solidly layered, carefully sequenced building-blocks of description and pacing. Featuring the three tales which comprised Shiel's original collection, including "The Race Or Orven", "The Stone Of The Edmundsbury Monks", and "The S.S.", the Tartarus edition follows Shiel's single work with the posthumously published "collaborations" conducted by John Gawsworth, who re-worked the outlines of further Zaleski tales in Shiel's papers, resulting in the equally fine if somewhat less decadent

31. REDONDA [ARTÍCULOS] King Philip under his much better known name of M. P. shiel published his thirtieth novel . Reprinted in A. R. Morse, The Works of M. P. shiel, http://www.javiermarias.es/REDONDIANA/redondaarticles.html

October 24, 1937 Sunday Referee Author Is King of Isle His Father Seized With Own Navy Sunday Referee Correspondent Horsham, Saturday King Philip I of Redonda, seventy-two years of age, runs six miles every day through the Sussex countryside, grows cabbages, roses and Michaelmas daisies in front of his cottage near Horsham. And he hasn't the least idea under what pile of books he has lost his crown. King Philip under his much better known name of M. P. Shiel published his thirtieth novel, The Young Men Are Coming , last week. When I stopped him as he trotted, iron-grey-thatched head well down, he was much more disposed to talk about books than about his far-away kingdom. But a smile spread across his tanned, high-nosed, handsome face, the face of a gipsy king of romance, when I pressed him to tell me how he became a king. "Come into my cottage," he said. I live here alone, and just now am preparing my own meals, because the woman who 'does for me' is ill. Have a glass of wine. Have a chocolate. Have a cigarette. Now, let's have some light." He illuminated the room by lighting ten candles of the score or so which were scattered in candlesticks about the room.

32. The Online Books Page: The Lost Viol, By M. P. Shiel Author, shiel, M. P. (Matthew Phipps), 18651947. Note, New York Edward J. Clode, 1905. Link, multiple formats at archive.org http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/book/lookupid?key=olbp40604

33. Strange Horizons Reviews: The House Of Sounds And Others By M.P. Shiel, Reviewed The House of Sounds and Others by M.P. shiel. Reviewed by Greg Beatty. 24 January 2006. The House of Sounds cover. At the most recent World Fantasy http://www.strangehorizons.com/reviews/2006/01/the_house.shtml

CONTENTS Art Gallery Articles Columns ... Forum The House of Sounds and Others by M.P. Shiel Reviewed by Greg Beatty 24 January 2006 At the most recent World Fantasy Convention, S.T. Joshi received a special award for his scholarship. While Joshi has written tirelessly on a range of topics related to speculative fiction, this scholarship has focused largely on the weird fiction tradition. Joshi is a master of H.P. Lovecraft lore, and has provided the foundation of a new critical understanding of the weird tale, establishing or reviving a canon in this area through critical works such as The Weird Tale The Modern Weird Tale (2001), and The Evolution of the Weird Tale (2004), as well as editing a number of single author collections that have formed part of the lineage. The House of Sounds and Others is one of these collections. Specifically, in addition to providing the entire text of Shiel's peculiar novel The Purple Cloud , Joshi provides eight other stories by Shiel. While it is clear why Lovecraft respected Shiel so highly, and why he should be considered a canonical figure in the weird fiction tradition, it is less clear precisely how much this volume will appeal to the contemporary reader. Don't get me wrong. The stories contained herein are masterfully weird, and often a pleasure to read, but most often, they are an intellectual pleasure, rather than an emotional one. This is largely due to Shiel's pace and style, and plays out most fully in

34. The House Of Sounds And Others By M. P. Shiel - Hippocampus Press M. P. shiel (18651947) was a British author of many novels and tales, all written in a distinctively rich and mellifluous prose, and H. P. Lovecraft’s http://www.hippocampuspress.com/lovecrafts_library/house_of_sounds_and_others.ht

The House of Sounds And Others Including the novel " The Purple Cloud By M. P. Shiel Edited and with an Introduction by S. T. Joshi May 2005 ISBN 0974878960 Paperback Table Of Contents: Vaila The Pale Ape The Case of Euphemia Raphash Huguenin's Wife The House of Sounds The Great King The Bride The Purple Cloud. Reviews of this work: Hellnotes Book Review by William P. Simmons Home Lovecraft Smith ... Studies in Weird Fiction Your Shopping Cart is empty. Subscribe to our mailing list to receive updates on new releases.

35. MP Shiel Bibliography Of First Editions At Bookseller World MP shiel Bibliography and checklist of first edition books for readers and collectors. http://www.booksellerworld.com/mp-shiel.htm

MP Shiel Bibliography UK - US First Edition Books A Collectors Reference Guide Find an Author A B C D ... XYZ More Information MP Shiel, born 1865 and died 1947, was an important and influential British author and played a large part in the development of the science fiction and fantasy genre. He also dabbled in the detective genre with his series character Prince Zaleski. He is though, perhaps best known for The Purple Cloud which is regarded by students of the genre and collectors as something of a cornerstone title. His early work is, unsurprisingly, rare in 1st issue status, they are also very collectable, indeed every English edition listed in this bibliography is of collectable value. UK editions are generally worth more than American editions. If you are looking to buy or sell books then our antiquarian booksellers section may be of some assistance. You may also Like MR James Ann Radcliffe HP Lovecraft Dion Fortune Title Date Notes Prince Zaleski Lane US: 1895 Roberts The Rajah's Sapphire Lock Shapes in the Fire Lane US: 1896 Roberts The Yellow Danger Richards US: 1899 Fenno Contraband of War Grant US: 1968 Gregg Cold Steel Richards US: 1900 Brentano's. UK signed limited, Gollancz 1929

36. Imaglink shiel, M. P./Annotated Bibliography shiel, M. P./Bibliography The Fantomas Website . shiel, M. P.. J. D. S. Books By and About M. P. shiel http://members.tripod.com/~fcoffman/bookmarks/imaglink.html

imaglink GENERAL REFERENCE Metacrawler query: +Poe +tale +unified The Poe Decoder Select Works from Eclipse #14 Poe's Review of Twice-Told Tales, April, 1842 ... The Litrix Reading Room A tremendous resource for e-texts The On-line Books Page The On-line Books Page CLASSICS NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE- Critical Works CLASSICAL: Hesiod-The Homeric Hymns EPIC: Homer-The Odyssey (two translations) EPIC: Virgil/The Aeneid/classical epic poem ... Xenophon/a great Classical Rhetor at work Arthurian/Medieval Sites ARTHURIAN: Cretien de Troyes/Arthurian Romances ARTHURIAN: The History of the Holy Grail/de Troyes?/Arthurian Legend Arthuriana Homepage http://www.princeton.edu/~lancelot/ ... Irving, Washington/The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and other literary Tales Mythology/Legend/Folktale A List of Norse Beings Aaron Rester's Mythology Pages- "Celtic Mythology" Syllabus Alexandria Related links Alexandria: Home of the Virtual Library ... Pagan Archives and mythology resources Proto-America/Aztec-Maya-Inca Civilizations in America Contents GENISIS GENESET ousia: for the Mayanist ... Rank, O., Raglan, Lord.: In Quest of the Hero. (Mythos Series). ... REL/CLA 200 Trojan Saga Sumerian/Akkadian Myth and Language Akkadian language (Babylonian and Assyrian cuneiform texts) Akkadian Languages/Compilers/Tools Software Akkadian Software Catalog Ancient/Classical History - Internet Resources from The Mining Company ... Trojan War, Greek Mythology Link.

37. Prince Zaleski And Cummings Monk By M.P. Shiel Reintroduce yourself to another classic author of Arkham House; M.P. shiel. We have found some excellent reviews by the readers of his day. http://www.arkhamhouse.com/shiel.htm

Prince Zaleski and Cummings King Monk by M.P. Shiel Reintroduce yourself to another classic author of Arkham House; M.P. Shiel. We have found some excellent reviews by the readers of his day. We'd like to share those with you. Matthew Phipps Shiel (1865-1947) began life in the West Indies of Irish parentage and later studied languages and medicine in London, before the appearance of his first book PRINCE ZALESKI, in 1895. He subsequently wrote over thirty novels including such classic works as THE LORD OF THE SEA, THE YELLOW DANGER, HOW THE OLD WOMAN GOT HOME, and his science fiction masterpiece, THE PURPLE CLOUD. Shiel’s shorter macabre fiction, collected in Arkham House’s XELUCHA AND OTHERS, embraces several of the finest weird tales written during the present century, and compellingly evinces the fanciful imagination and magical command of the English language possessed by this Grand Viscount of the Grotesque. Here's what they said about Prince Zaleski and Cummings King Monk: Prince Zaleski: "Mr. M. P. Shiel has in this volume produced something which is always rare, and which is every year becoming a greater rarity - a work of literary invention characterized by substantial novelty. We have Poe's analysis and Poe's glamour, but they are no longer distinct; they are combined in a new synthesis which stamps a new imaginative impression. A finely wrought structure in which no single line impairs the symmetry and proportion. One of the most boldly planned and strikingly executed stories of its kind which has appeared for many a long day. We believe there is nothing in Prince Zaleski which that great inventor and masterly manipulator of the spoils of invention (Poe) would have disdained to father." - Daily Chronicle.

38. Irish Pedigrees: O'Brien (No. 8) Of Ballylacken, County Clare Emily, dau. of Edward shiel, Esq., and sister of the Right Honble. Richard Lalor shiel, M.P. In Sept., 1855, this Peter d. s. p. III. Terence, b. http://www.libraryireland.com/Pedigrees1/OBrien8.php

Home About Links Mailing List ... Contact Us Search Library Ireland Home Index Latest Irish e-books ... Irish bookstore O'Brien (No. 8.) Of Ballynalacken, County Clare. From Irish Pedigrees; or the Origin and Stem of the Irish Nation , by John O'Hart Heber Line Pedigrees Book Contents Arms : Gu. three lions pass. guard. in pale per pale or. and ar. Crest : An arm embowed, brandishing a sword ar. pommelled and hilted or. Motto : Viguer de dessus. DONAL, a younger son of Turlogh Donn (d. 1528), who is No. 119 on the "O'Brien" ( Kings of Thomond ) pedigree, was the ancestor of this branch of that family; and possessed the territories there mentioned. . Donal, who was known as Donal Bacach ("bacach:" Irish, lame ): second son of Teige-an-Chomhaid: m. Saibh, dau. of O'Loghlin, Prince of Burren, and had four sons: I. Brian. II. Teige. III. Connor, of whom presently. IV. Mortogh. Brian, Teige, and Mortogh left no issue; but their brother Connor inherited their lands. . Connor, of Carruduff: third son of Donal Bacach; m. Celia, dau. of O'Dea, Prince of Ive-Fermaic, and had: . Donogh, of Carruduff, who m. Honora, dau. of O'Hehir, lord of Ive-Cormaic, and had two sons:

39. Xélucha And Others Review - M. P. Shiel - Salem On Literature M. P. shiel supplied an original introduction and revised the title story, “Xélucha,” for this collection, although its publication was delayed until nearly http://www.enotes.com/xelucha-others-salem/xelucha-others

utmSetVar('lit_all'); utmSetVar('salem_all'); X©lucha and Others Review - M. P. Shiel - Salem on Literature Welcome, guest! Login Join eNotes Entire Site Literature Science History Business Soc. Sciences Health Arts College Journals Literature Science History Business ... X©lucha and Others X©lucha and Others (Magill’s Guide to Science Fiction and Fantasy Literature) Printable Version Download PDF Cite this Page At a glance: Author: M. P. Shiel First Published: Type of Work: Stories Type of Plot: Fantasy—occult Time of Work: Various times from the early seventeenth century to the early twentieth century Setting: Primarily England, but also other European locations and a subterranean cavern Genres: Short fiction Fantasy Magical and occult fantasy Subjects: Folkloric or magical people Murder or homicide Twentieth century Nineteenth century ... Caves Locales: Europe England The Plot The stories in X©lucha and Others represent a selection of some of the author’s best work from the previous collections Shapes in the Fire The Pale Ape (1911), and Here Comes the Lady (1928). M. P. Shiel supplied an original introduction and revised the title story, “X©lucha,” for this collection, although its publication was delayed until nearly thirty years after the author’s death.

40. University Of Delaware Library: Special Collections - ROLAND E. BOUNDS SCIENCE F BOX 82, Paperback 006, shiel, M.P.The Purple Cloud. New York Paperback Library, 1963. Serial 52-232. BOX 83, Paperback - 081, shiel, M.P.The Purple http://www.lib.udel.edu/ud/spec/findaids/bound_sf/11s.html

Special Collections University of Delaware Library Go to: Skip Navigation Home DELCAT Finding Aids ... T U V W X Y Z Author - S BOX 40 Ballantine - 481 Saberhagen, Fred. Berserker . New York: Ballantine Books, 1967. [Serial U-5063] BOX 110 Tor - 071 Saberhagen, Fred. The Berserker Throne . New York: Tor - Tom Doherty Associates, 1986. [Serial 55318-7] BOX 111 Tor - 087 Saberhagen, Fred. The Berserker Wars . New York: Tor - Tom Doherty Associates, 1981. [Serial 48-520-4] BOX 57 DAW - 158 Saberhagen, Fred. Berserkers Planet . New York: DAW Books, Inc., 1975. [Serial 147] BOX 11 Ace - 328 Saberhagen, Fred. Berserkers Planet . New York: Ace, 1980. [Serial 05408-0] BOX 10 Ace - 308 Saberhagen, Fred. Beserker Man . New York: Ace, 1979. [Serial 05407-2] BOX 8 Ace - 189 Saberhagen, Fred. The Black Mountains . New York: Ace, 1971. [Serial 06615] BOX 57 DAW - 149 Saberhagen, Fred. The Book of Saberhagen . New York: DAW Books, Inc., 1975. [Serial 136] BOX 21 Ace - 958 Saberhagen, Fred. The Broken Lands . New York: Ace, 1968. [Serial G-740] BOX 9 Ace - 282 Saberhagen, Fred.

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