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S001: "THE ICE PRINCESS"
S002: "
An Interactive Fairy-Tale
Copyright (c) 1996 by Ruediger Hanke.
"
S003: "960429"
S004: "6/1"
S005: "a"
S006: "You can't go that way."
S007: "the"
S008: "the"
S009: "the"
S010: "the"
S011: "the"
S012: "the"
S013: "the"
S014: "the"
S015: "the"
S016: "the"
S017: "the"
S018: "the"
S019: "Darkness"
S020: "It is pitch dark, and you can't see a thing."
S021: "As good-looking as ever."
S022: "Nameless item"
S023: "your former self"
S024: "This is your warm overcoat, keeping you warm in this cold."
S025: "This is a thin, old shirt with a breast pocket on its left side."
S026: "  You're standing near the side of a frozen lake. Boys and girls from
the village are ice-skating on the lake. A snow-covered path leads northwest
around the lake and east into the village."
S027: "She's the most beautiful girl you've ever seen; she seems just as old as
you, her long blond hair flows gently over her shoulders and her every move is
so graceful that you immediately fall in love."
S028: "some"
S029: "The lake is frozen, bright sunlight glitters on its mirror-like surface.
Boys and girls from the village are ice-skating on the lake, cheering all the
time."
S030: "The old willow is a sorry sight. If trees can weep, this willow does."
S031: "some"
S032: "Some ice-skates, probably forgotten by someone, lie beneath the old
willow."
S033: "You're no bird."
S034: "The lake is frozen, remember."
S035: "The hill is very steep, but climbing up should be possible."
S036: "  You're now north of the village, walking down the riverside. The road
suddenly ends here, the only way to go is back to the west."
S037: "A bear is here, standing on an ice-floe, trying to catch some fish."
S038: "The huge bear is trying to catch some fish."
S039: "The bear has already catched a fish."
S040: "  You're here in a totally calm part of the lake area. No animals, no
cheering voices, no children, in fact, not a single being can be seen here.
It's just you and nature. A steep slope leads up on a hill, and a snow-covered
path runs around the hill to the southeast."
S041: "Though climbing up might be possible, it would be too dangerous to climb
down. You might slip and fall to your death."
S042: "  You're standing within a forest which looks like one out of the winter
tales your mother told you when you were a child. Fresh snow covers the ground
and trees, and it's totally quiet here. You've never seen such a peaceful
place. The path you're on continues to the northwest and east. Dense
undergrowth marks the boundary of the path to the south. At one spot, it looks
as if someone who climbed up the hill broke through it."
S043: "The slope is covered with ice, you'd slip and fall to your death as soon
as you'd put your foot on it."
S044: "  This is an open place, surrounded by a forest on three sides. To the
west, there's a slope leading down to the lake. Paths lead into the forest to
the southeast, north and east. A small chapel overlooks the whole valley."
S045: "The small chapel is standing on an open place within the forest,
overlooking the valley below. Its doors stand invitingly open."
S046: "The slope leads down into the valley. However, it's covered with ice, so
you probably wouldn't get down safely."
S047: "The altar has been decorated for tonight's Christmas Mass with candles.
"
S048: "some"
S049: "  You follow the path deep into the woods where it bends to the west and
northeast. Another path leads east to an open place."
S050: "  You step out from the dark woods and are greeted by bright daylight as
you step onto an open field surrounded by woods. In the north, where the field
meets the trees, beautiful snowdrops are growing, nearly invisible in the white
world."
S051: "some"
S052: "some"
S053: "Gentle drops of morning dew cover the snowdrops."
S054: "Gentle drops of morning dew cover the snowdrop."
S055: "  You've just broken into a woodcutter's hut. It's furnished cozy, but
it's really cold in here. The only noteworthy thing about this hut are the
carvings which cover the walls. The door is to the south."
S056: "A mirror is hanging on the wall."
S057: "You see an amazingly clear reflection of yourself."
S058: "It's a silver whistle."
S059: "Lying on the table is a whistle."
S060: "A rifle is leaning at the wall in a corner of the hut."
S061: "some"
S062: "The carvings are really beautiful, each of them made by a skilled hand."
S063: "It's a small, lovely house, nestled among the trees."
S064: "A sign is standing near the door of the house."
S065: "   Malvin the Healer
 If you need my help, I have opened 24 hours a day, 7 days a week."
S066: ""It's some spray which - if sprayed on a person - will invoke great
desire and true fascination for something he or she does, sees or is told
about. However, it must be something worth admiring or at least something the
charmed person thinks is worth admiring."
S067: ""What you must bring me are a piece of life, the perfect tear of an
angel and infinity captured in a finite space.""
S068: "  As you enter the healer's house, the sweet smell of herbs floods over
you. Indeed, all sorts of herbs are hanging on the walls. In the middle of the
small room, an old man is standing, leaning over a cauldron in which he's
brewing some strange but nevertheless good smelling liquid. The door lies
behind you to the south."
S069: "The healer is an old man, but what's most funny about him is his size:
he's a whole head smaller than you."
S070: "You've never seen such herbs before. You wonder where they might come
from."
S071: "some"
S072: "A strange liquid is bubbling in the cauldron."
S073: "It's a red, bubbling liquid which smells good. It must be some sort of
healing potion."
S074: "This is the special healing ointment the healer made for you."
S075: "an"
S076: "There's an axe leaning against a nearby tree."
S077: "Wrinkles in his face show that he is not the youngest anymore."
S078: "the"
S079: "some"
S080: "This is some wood which has yet to be cut."
S081: "Some freshly cut wood is lying here."
S082: "some"
S083: "  You're standing in front of the entrance to a cavern. When sunlight
falls inside, it's glittering inside as if the walls of the cavern would be
covered with diamonds. The cavern may be entered to the north, and a path heads
southeast towards the woods."
S084: "A flyer is lying in the snow near the cave entrance."
S085: "The flyer shows the most beautiful crystals you've ever seen. Printed on
it are the words: "Visit the Crystal Cavern"."
S086: "It's dark inside, but you can make out something glittering inside the
cavern."
S087: "A grim looking guardian is sitting in front of the cavern."
S088: "  As you enter the crystal cavern, you are overwhelmed by the sheer
beauty of the crystals which cover the walls. The guardian is here, extremely
happy to answer the youngsters' neverending flow of questions concerning the
big crystal floating in the middle of the cavern a few inches above the
ground."
S089: "You are amazed by the big crystal. It's the most beautiful crystal
you've ever seen - and it's floating above ground!"
S090: "some"
S091: "Many crystals cover the walls of the cavern, glittering in rainbow
colors."
S092: "The crystal glitters and sparkles like a diamond."
S093: "  You've just reached a fork in the road, where the road that comes in
from the west bends to the east and southeast. To the southeast, the wood seems
to become darker."
S094: "  You continue walking the forest path for some time until you come to a
huge chestnut tree. Despite the sharp frost, you stop and pause for a minute.
After a minute or two spent absorbing the silence completely, you decide to
move on. The path heads north and southwest, to the west is the castle wall."
S095: "A young boy is here, sitting on his toboggan. He's crying."
S096: "A toboggan was left behind here."
S097: "  You've just reached a small clearing deep within the woods. Looking up
into the lonely sky, you can not even see a single cloud, the sky is blue and
clear like an ocean. Unfortunately, the path that comes in from the south ends
here. The clearing is surrounded by thorny undergrowth, not allowing you to
pass."
S098: "The undergrowth is too thorny to go that way."
S099: "The fawn is very beautiful. A deep wound is gaping in its side; it seems
to be very serious."
S100: "A fawn is lying on the ground. It looks as if it is wounded seriously.
"Please," it speaks to you. "Please, take pity on me! Help me, or I will die!""
S101: "  The further you go, the darker the wood becomes. Here at this spot,
the Christmas atmosphere has almost vanished, you feel uneasy. The fork lies
behind you to the northwest, and the woods become even darker to the south."
S102: "A wolf is lurking nearby."
S103: "The wolf looks emaciated, he is only skin and bone. His eyes sparkle as
you approach, but he cannot hide his dull look. "Food," he says. "I'm starving.
Please, some food.""
S104: "The ice flower looks just as if it was made of crystal, but when you
touch it, you can feel its fragility... it consists of ice!"
S105: "  You're standing in front of a lovely small house within the forest.
You are amazed by the beautiful garden the owner has layed out. There are four
square flower-beds upon which ice flowers are growing. Between the beds, four
garden paths run directly to a well in the middle of the garden. The house lies
to the east, while the road back into the woods runs west."
S106: "A lovely white front door is set into one wall of the house."
S107: "some"
S108: "Ice flowers are growing on the flower-beds."
S109: "some"
S110: "an"
S111: "  You're now standing in the well. A thick ice layer covers the ground
of it. Well, now that you've seen that there's nothing of importance here, you
may want to get out again."
S112: "This is the hole through which you "came in" from the well. However, it
is out of reach now."
S113: "Spread everywhere in the room is garbage. Anyway, if I wouldn't tell you
that it actually is garbage, there would be a chance that you mistaken the
cellar by either the studio of a modern artist (if you're somewhat nuts) or a
PC shop (if you're a normal human being)."
S114: "It's a small piece of rope, about two inches long."
S115: "the"
S116: "The Flames of Infinity are burning within the jar."
S117: " spreads its warmth and brightness throughout the room. "
S118: "A pleasantly warm fire is crackling in the fireplace."
S119: "It's sleeping merrily, sightly enjoying the coziness of the fire."
S120: "It's a soft carpet with a beautiful pattern on it. It must have been
expensive."
S121: "The cupboard was handcrafted with much love."
S122: "It's a can with some spray in it. However, you don't know what's in
there, unless there is no label on the can."
S123: "Where the cat slept, you see a small key on the floor."
S124: "  You're in a low and narrow crawlway behind the fireplace which runs
west and east."
S125: "  You've just entered a small storage room. Some barrels and all sorts
of food are stored here. However, most of the food looks or smells as if it was
beyond expiration date."
S126: "The only way out of the storage is west."
S127: "some"
S128: "Some food is here, not quite fresh."
S129: "some"
S130: "Some meat is lying on one of the barrels. Unlike the other food, it
seems to be quite fresh."
S131: "some"
S132: "Maybe the barrels contain water or wine. The barrels are all closed, and
their lids have been locked."
S133: "If you want to get into the moat, say so."
S134: "The broken branch from the chestnut tree."
S135: "The water in the fountain is frozen."
S136: "A wide moat lies between you and the castle. As you would expect, the
water in the moat is frozen."
S137: "some"
S138: "Some bushes are growing in the castle garden."
S139: "A lever is hidden in one of the bushes."
S140: "The castle wall is a high stone wall, much too high to be climbed."
S141: "  You're standing on the frozen surface of what is known in the
summertime as "water". The moat continues to the "
S142: "Yikes! You slither on the ice as you try to walk on it. You slip and
slide...
"
S143: "If you want to get out of the moat, say so."
S144: "As you enter the entry hall, you catch the glimpse of a shadow
disappearing in the banquet hall.
"
S145: "  This is the entry hall of the castle which is to your astonishment
made of - ice, as is the huge chandelier hanging above you. You may leave the
castle to the south, smaller doorways lead north, west and east."
S146: "Just as the castle itself, the chandelier seems to be made of ice."
S147: "Incredibly, the shadow seems to be moving."
S148: "  You find yourself at the bottom of some stairs winding up. The entry
hall is to the south."
S149: "You follow the shadow into the banquet hall, but to your astonishment,
there's nobody there!
"
S150: "  The castle's banquet hall is the largest room within the castle. Most
of the room is occupied by a long table at which up to about twenty guests can
take place. Several paintings cover the icy walls of this room which only exit
lies west of here."
S151: "The long table offers enough room for about twenty guests. It was made
of the highest-grade mahogany and bears beautiful ornaments."
S152: "There are four paintings which show landscapes of all four seasons:
spring, summer, autumn and winter."
S153: "On this painting, you see a beach. The sun shines warm and bright, and
small children are playing in the sand and swimming in the water."
S154: "It shows a path through a forest covered with golden leaves."
S155: "On this painting, you see frozen lake upon which some children are
ice-skating. However, one boy is sitting by the side of the lake, obviously not
as happy as the others."
S156: "  This is the kitchen, a cold and miserable place. Pots and pans from
the last banquet were hastily stacked in disorder, not even cleaned of the
left-overs of the meal."
S157: "some"
S158: "Looks like nobody took the time to wash up the pots and pans."
S159: "A young maid is sitting here, her face hung in tears."
S160: "Her skin and clothes are battered from the hard work, but she must have
been a beautiful girl."
S161: "  You're standing in an ice corridor running from a smaller room in the
west to the east where it ends at a golden double door. Some stairs are leading
down."
S162: "A majestic golden double door is set into the eastern wall of the
corridor."
S163: "The double door is open."
S164: "The double door is closed."
S165: "  This is a small room which looks bigger than it actually is, which is
partly due to the pure and clean ice on the west wall which mirrors the room.
The exit is to the east. Most of the room is occupied by a large gaming table."
S166: "[This game and instructions came along with your game disc.]"
S167: "The reflections seem to be endless."
S168: "some"
S169: "It's green, with yellow dots. Some writing on the towel reads "Don't
Panic!"."
S170: "Answer my small riddle, and I shall reward you. Fail, and feel my wrath.
What is this? It lives and yet it's dead, it smiles and yet it cries, it knows
nothing and yet knows everything.""
S171: "some"
S172: "Red banners bearing the Lord's coat of arms hang down from the ceiling."
S173: "His coat of arms shows a black eagle."
S174: "It's a majestical, golden throne which occupies almost the whole wall."
S175: "  He looks evil and mean, and you're almost sure he has dark secrets to
keep."
S176: "  You're standing on a green meadow with blooming flowers and green
trees. A hut can be entered to the northwest."
S177: "Looks like you're in the painting."
S178: "It's a Chihuahua, the sort of dog you'll have to take care of or it'll
get lost in the gaps between you floor tiles."
S179: "A small wooden hut that was built in this idyllic scenery may be entered
to the northwest."
S180: "  This one-room hut is indeed as small as it appears from the outside.
Amazingly enough, there are only a bed and a bedside table here, both very
small."
S181: "Lying under the bed is a bag."
S182: "some"
S183: "It's december, just as you would expect."
S184: "A small man is sleeping in the bed."
S185: "The man is amazingly small and has a white beard. He's snoring softly."
S186: "  You're struggling through the thorny undergrowth. The clearing lies to
the west, and someone broke through the thorny bushes to the east."
S187: "  This is the top of a hill. From here, you have an amazing view over
the lake and the village. A path leads down the hill to the south."
S188: "Something's glittering in the snow... it looks like a gold watch!"
S189: "It's a beautiful and valueable gold watch."
S190: "  You've come to a small farmyard which lies deserted in the snow. A
farmhouse may be entered to the north, and near the farm is a pump. To the
west, a path leads through snow-covered fields back to the hill."
S191: "This is the pump mechanism which supplies the farm with water."
S192: "The farmhouse is small and lovely but poor."
S193: "The farm door stands invitingly open."
S194: "The farm door is shut."
S195: "The bucket is filled to the brim with clear water."
S196: "some"
S197: "  You've just entered a small, lovely farmhouse, home to an old farmer
and his daughter. The smell of Christmas biscuits hangs in the air, and
beautiful frost flowers adorne the window. An open doorway leads north into
another room, and the way back out of the farmhouse is south."
S198: "Would you like it if strangers would walk through your house?"
S199: "An old farmer is sitting here, lost in thoughts."
S200: "The old man is lost in thoughts. The shadow of desperation flickers in
his dull eyes."
S201: "The farmer's daughter is here, scrubbing the floor."
S202: "She is the girl you met in the castle."
S203: "January"
S204: "February"
S205: "March"
S206: "April"
S207: "May"
S208: "June"
S209: "July"
S210: "August"
S211: "September"
S212: "October"
S213: "November"
S214: "December"
S215: "  You can hardly believe what you see when you step out of the
undergrowth. Spring has come, and the farmer's fields are green. The farmer and
his daughter are standing here, sightly stunned. "Spring's there!" the old
farmer laughs. "Spring's there!"

  You are invited to the farmhouse, celebrate Christmas and talk with the two
until late in the evening, as suddenly the farmer gets up. "Time for Christmas
Mass! I'll go and get the sleigh. I'll wait outside to meet you!"
  You go outside, where the farmer is already waiting for you in a sleigh
dragged by two black horses. Only the jingling of the bells in their mane
breaks the silence of Christmas night on your ride to the chapel.
  As you arrive at the chapel, the bells just began chiming. Christmas Mass is
wonderful, the most wonderful mass you've ever been to - although you do not
hear much of the mass. All you can think of is that beautiful girl sitting next
to you. And then, when the mass is over, the farmer goes up to the priest.
Although he whispers, you can hear him saying "Can you marry these two
tonight?"

  Later, you sit together with your wife in front of the church, arm in arm,
and recall the events of the day, a day that is burnt in your memory forever.
Lying in the girl's arms, you just cannot believe how lonely you felt this
morning.

  Then angels from the realms of glory wing their flight all over Earth. Ye who
sang creation's story now proclaim Messiah's birth:

    GLORIA, GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO
    ET IN TERRA PAX HOMINIBUS BONAE VOLUNTATIS"
S216: "read"
S217: "apply 'ofclass' for"
S218: ""name""
S219: ""create""
S220: ""recreate""
S221: ""destroy""
S222: ""remaining""
S223: ""copy""
S224: ""call""
S225: ""print""
S226: ""print_to_array""
S227: ""ballaway""
S228: ""before""
S229: ""after""
S230: ""life""
S231: ""n_to/door_to""
S232: ""s_to/when_closed/when_off""
S233: ""e_to/with_key""
S234: ""w_to/door_dir""
S235: ""ne_to/react_before""
S236: ""se_to/add_to_scope""
S237: ""nw_to/react_after""
S238: ""sw_to/list_together""
S239: ""u_to/invent""
S240: ""d_to/plural""
S241: ""in_to/grammar""
S242: ""out_to/orders""
S243: ""initial/when_open/when_on""
S244: ""description""
S245: ""describe""
S246: ""article""
S247: ""cant_go""
S248: ""found_in/floating_contents""
S249: ""time_left""
S250: ""number""
S251: ""time_out/daemon""
S252: ""each_turn""
S253: ""capacity""
S254: ""short_name""
S255: ""parse_name""

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