Destiny of Coins
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here was a time, long ago, when I hung myself with remorse. An act I considered justified in exchange for the betrayal of my good friend, Jesus of Nazareth. My gain? Thirty pieces of silver. My curse? To become immortal, forced to roam for eons while many learned scholars attempted to debunk what really happened. Rumors abounded through the centuries about my demise, some laughable, others close to the truth, while I wandered through the centuries neither growing old nor dying. I had, with misfo...rtune, met the sharp blades of knives, a bullet and various types of torture contraptions. None succeeded. Instead, after a quick recovery, I was restored.
But the curse of greed remained. With good faith, I attempted to shake the desire for money, and failed miserably as I amassed many fortunes in short spaces of time. Of course, I had the advantage of longevity in which to learn how to perfect the finer points. Each venture more successful than the last. Short of blowing my own trumpet, I admit to being expert in many skills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
here was a time, long ago, when I hung myself with remorse. An act I considered justified in exchange for the betrayal of my good friend, Jesus of Nazareth. My gain? Thirty pieces of silver. My curse? To become immortal, forced to roam for eons while many learned scholars attempted to debunk what really happened. Rumors abounded through the centuries about my demise, some laughable, others close to the truth, while I wandered through the centuries neither growing old nor dying. I had, with misfo...rtune, met the sharp blades of knives, a bullet and various types of torture contraptions. None succeeded. Instead, after a quick recovery, I was restored.
But the curse of greed remained. With good faith, I attempted to shake the desire for money, and failed miserably as I amassed many fortunes in short spaces of time. Of course, I had the advantage of longevity in which to learn how to perfect the finer points. Each venture more successful than the last. Short of blowing my own trumpet, I admit to being expert in many skills.
What to read after Destiny of Coins?
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