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St Patrick's Day · Latin II
The Bird of Fortune
It descended from the sky without warning: wings wide, claws shining, a creature no one in Alexandria had ever seen. It landed on the temple roof, left its nest full of glittering stones, and was gone again before the priests could agree on what they had seen.
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