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  4.    BRIEF  -  Normally you are presented with a full description of each room   
  5.    only on the first occasion you enter it. On subsequent visits you will be   
  6.    told only the name of the location and any objects  present.  This is how   
  7.    the game will normally act unless you tell it otherwise using the VERBOSE   
  8.    or SUPERBRIEF commands.                                                     
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  10.    VERBOSE  -  This  tells the  game that you wish a complete description of   
  11.    each location every time you enter it, even if you've been there before.    
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  13.    SUPERBRIEF  -  This commands the game to  display only a location's name,   
  14.    (together with any objects there) even if you've never been there before.   
  15.    Of course, you can still get a full description by typing `LOOK'.           
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  17.    SLEEP  -  You may  (or may not)  wish to have  the occasional rest. This    
  18.    command allows for that.                                                    
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  20.    COLOR  -  If the screen colours do not meet with your approval,  several    
  21.    alternatives have been allowed for. These can be toggled using the COLOR    
  22.    command (please note the American spelling).                                
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