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on something not so lacking in colour? What’s left then? His anxiousness (we’re speculating, right?) for it to not jump out at everyone that it was a pseudonym. Now, about whether there were some hidden allego-ries or symbols behind it, we have our reservations.

«CV: see personal profile, Ch. 6, page 32

Summary: see Introduction and Ch. 2

Central idea: last phrase of the epilogue

FAQ: see Ch. 22»

That’s what, thirdly, the note which he would include with the manuscript in the envelope would say, be-cause yes, he would send it as a printed copy and not as a pdf, even if it was never to be returned to him. What was the difference from a reading perspective? The same as watching a match from the stands and not from the TV.

To Google, Wikipedia, Microsoft, slang.gr, www.greek-language.gr, Babiniotis dictionary, Vostantzo-glou anti-dictionary, the coffee shop at Exarcheia, the bookstore-café on Stadiou av., dating websites of ev-ery kind, Lola, Lila, Lela, Lily (and all the rest), Mati-na and finally Mitsos, he would address, fourthly, his sincerest gratitude.

But since you pretend to be an omniscient, omnipresent and all-pervading viewer, how is it you don’t know why he chose Panourgias?

You forgot Aegean airlines and Olympic airways to whom you owe the 23nd chapter.

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“Even though I bet you’re not even going to bother to look at it, here’s Look at that!”, would be, fifthly, his dedication to Mitsos. “Even though I’d bet my life that you’ve already devoured it with your eyes, here’s Look at that!”, sixthly, to Matina.

As for the black list with