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Yet more simple fixes, mostly spelling.

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This should be my last batch of these big fixes.

That's not to say there aren't still more things to fix.  There
certainly are.  But, I expect my future fixes will be smaller.
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Steaphan Greene
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The Lord's Flower Garden~
The winding cart path that passes from the street by the Lord's front porch
and onward to the stables also passes through his magnificant flower garden.
and onward to the stables also passes through his magnificent flower garden.
The gentle hues of purples, reds, whites, yellows, and blues rest the eyes from
all the other attractions in the city. The purfume of the everblooming flowers
fill the air pleasantly, mingling with the salty breeze of the sea. Vines hang
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obviously makeshift torches, which light this open square. Piles of filthy
rags are heaped against the walls, serving as beds for those without homes.
There is an old wooden chair against the east 'wall' of the square. Once it
might have been magnificant, the square, but now the once-beautiful fountain is
might have been magnificent, the square, but now the once-beautiful fountain is
just a granite-incased stagnant puddle, and the square itself is horribly dirty
and in disrepair.
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To the north there is a magnificant city gate.
To the north there is a magnificent city gate.
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The Ornate City Gates~
To the north lies a magnificant pair of gates. Twenty feet high at the
To the north lies a magnificent pair of gates. Twenty feet high at the
least, and wide enough to drive two wagons through, side by side. It is
entirely made of polished oak, which looks a rich golden brown and smooth to
the touch. There are many carvings of sea animals and birds on the gate,