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The Tale of Gishnav and the Seven Stones

by dwashington0424

Rated: E · Non-fiction · Other · #1402712

about an ancient indian boy and his quest to become a god

The Tale of Gishnav and the Seven Stones
By:dwashington424

The days went by fast in the Gongo palace. Day by day the king grew sicker. Gishnav did all he could to keep his father alive. All of the palace servants threatend to leave if he died. The kings only dream was to see his favorite son go and travel around the world.

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