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Chapter 41: Of Reading and Plots and Thieves in the Castle

EPISODE · Mar 29, 2022 · 58 MIN

Chapter 41: Of Reading and Plots and Thieves in the Castle

from Midlight Crisis · host Sophie, Sam, and Hannah

This is how you spell "Chapter Forty-One." Learn it. And join Sophie, Sam, and Hannah as they discuss close-quarters longbow usage, cat teeth, and how holly can protect you from lightning.

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