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		<title>Journal Entry #1</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Further developments &#8211; I&#8217;ve discovered the remains of a journal, sadly fire-damaged, in amongst the inherited detritus. From what I can make out, it&#8217;s the journal of our protagonist from &#8220;Chapter One&#8221; (published earlier). This leads me to believe either Chapter One was a self-penned work of fantasy, or a dramatised account of Philip Anthony Glass&#8217; actual deeds by another&#8230; <a href="http://www.thesoundofglass.com/2009/06/06/journal-entry-1/">(more...)</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><em>Further developments &#8211; I&#8217;ve discovered the remains of a journal, sadly fire-damaged, in amongst the inherited detritus. From what I can make out, it&#8217;s the journal of our protagonist from &#8220;Chapter One&#8221; (published earlier). This leads me to believe either Chapter One was a self-penned work of fantasy, or a dramatised account of Philip Anthony Glass&#8217; actual deeds by another hand.</em></p>
<p><strong>June 19th &#8211; Visiting the Duchess</strong></p>
<p>Father was angry today. I heard him shouting at mother through the pantry door. I should have been undertaking my studies but since New Year I&#8217;ve felt strangely lacking in motivation. I suppose it&#8217;s the uncertainty that is playing on my mind. At first &#8211; after the initial transmission &#8211; father was overjoyed and we enjoyed a rare closeness, but sadly I think Colonel Van Riper&#8217;s frequent visits are playing on his mind. Father&#8217;s mood darkens after every visit from the military man, and he has taken to locking his study door which is <em>[illegible]</em> could have seen it coming.</p>
<p>Overall my studies continue apace and although the drudge of schoolwork bores me so, it is in a way a relief to be back to it&#8217;s mundane nature. Chores, study and sleep are my life at the moment, the latter of which is a treat indeed. Throughout the build my back was sore, my head afuzz, and the sandman was a stranger to me. My diet also has improved since father stopped insisting I drink his bitter tea blend, the origins of which remain a mystery to me.</p>
<p>This evening I will be attending a <em>[illegible]</em> hosted by the Duchess of York. It promises to be a most exciting evening with many interesting folk in attendance. Mother has already laid out my clothes and I will look very smart. My <em>[illegible]</em> a good impression as he says it will be important for me to know these things in the future.</p>
<p>I wish father was a more popular man, for brilliant though he is, his abrasive nature has cost him dear I feel. I hope he never reads these words as I do love him so, as much as a boy can love his father, despite the unusual and backbreaking work he would have me do.</p>
<p>I must stop writing as mother is calling me, and our trip <em>[illegible]</em></p>
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