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That book you judge me by, it's a comedy, a tragedy, a drama, it's a culmination of all the great works. Shakespeare could not rival it. Truth is stranger than fiction indeed. So judge me, against ages of sage wisdom, by the cover, for my book, my life, is the masterpiece, of something greater.
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