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4 )="00000000N": 3 ;"You cannot do that": 2 L$="You cannot do that without a key" 2 I$=I$+" ": 2 H$=" "+H$(4 2 ;"You wait for a while and eventually a bus comes.": 2 ;"The bus leaves.": 2 ;"Ok,done it.": 2 )="07000000N" 2 1 |B|@><B>B< 1 a rusty spade some magazines a door key some glasses scraps of papersome tools a clay pot tins of food a cassette a big red applea large stone some flowers some shopping a bus ticket some money 1 a front door your volvo a sun roof a stereo car keys in the ignition a small hole in the lawn a village shop your assistant who is sleeping Jack your assistant a revolving door a button a strange shape a vicious looking horse some stripes a bus Sarah 1 Z$="You have reached a t-junction inthe road.The roads leading away are rough and tree covered." 1 Z$="You have entered the stable by the track.Inside tied to a post is a horse." 1 Z$="You enter the office and find the Mappamundi in front of you.": 1 Z$="You are walking down the windingroad leading to the moors. The road is still rough and on aslight incline." 1 Z$="You are standing outside your bungalow in Ferrier Malvis. You can hear the familiar sound of the birds in the garden.Your gaze falls to the door mat whichbears the friendly greeting 'Welcome'.Sarah had bought this eleven years before..." 1 Z$="You are standing by a farm gate next to the busy main road." 1 Z$="This is the small wood opposite your drive.It is dark,but you can just see a hill to the south" 1 X$="ENTLEADIGOPECLOTURREASWILOOUNLLOCGO WEAWAKTALSAYINSPLABRESMAHITMENSHODO EXIPUSPREEATLIFRINFEEGIVSEACROUNTWAIKNOCALBUYSHU" 1 WidthWorld 1 What now ?" 1 WW 1 W$="your garden." 1 W$="the small hill." 1 W$="the bends." 1 SPAMAGKEYGLAPAPTOOPOTFOOCASAPPSTOFLOSHOTICMON 1 LOGO 1 L$="You unlock the front door" 1 L$="You lock the front door" 1 L$="The door is open at the moment!" 1 L$="It is not locked anymore" 1 L$="It is already locked" 1 L$="But it is open!" 1 L$=" Sorry, I can't help you" 1 I$=I$+" ": 1 I$=I$+" " 1 I$=I$+" " 1 I$="WEST") 1 I$="SOUTH")+5 1 I$="NORTH")+3 1 I$="EAST")+7 1 H$=H$+"15512202-09-04-08-051341222203-0801-0400-04-02-04-04-03-02-0700-06-02-0200-220022-02-02-0200-0401-0202-020300-330033-01060008-0308000608141250890501-02-02-03-0200-0102040312711605-01-04-04-02010302030200122114020303020114013011-07-01-03-02-01020305-0309-02-05-02-02-01-04-03-04030400-04128130040204-0106-03-0601-0411812805-04060202-010405-0402-051311370209051002" 1 H$=H$+"128134391016060411-13-05-0204-071810181210-02-02-0630-0606-08-25-1602-16-07-02-0810-0400-04-10-0810-140000-040801-06-11-1420-08-07-1006-02-09-08-0200080705-01071508-04040306-0204-07-16-04000002-03-01-010521008404-0810-01-0206-09030112609812120604-02060006-080400-02-18-06-16-0400-0824-1402-0204040821406608060806-02040410-14-06-04-0602-12-02-0208" 1 H$="0900461100740214081612141004040010-0412-1406-1602-1400-7610409208002802100408061008080806040002-0111509211-150000-120012-080000-4262-040046-180000-420042-0600092080260800001200-120800001000-10060001-02-01-02-060000-140014-1600080000-14-0800200001-02-01-02-040000-060006-080000-060006-08001440900100-38" 1 H$="08817006-04-1105-0903-1008140106051003314321-08-13-02-140800100409-0720-270400-0607020606001021-0609-0603-06-10-040800040408-0600-12-02-0600-100307908408-01-1106-0604-2306-02-02060832-1004-110012012604-02-12-03-060908-04101121200404-01-02-06-03-020109" 1 H$="07115304160547-12080104-0207115002160544-11140147030005080000-0614015001080012614304240300-02-24-0300021501460116-061501440116-060801530100-290831540100-211201460100-151521440100-200651280815-04030017040802260006-0212-0618-041381300128001581410200-0608-03130130030009050000-1013714004110000-06-110000061401400300-060500000608313302070230-0308314005070212-030008-1204-07-0209013503001606-0200-081061390410-030007-100400-081101450100-07" 1 H$="07007004579057-90-9900-150007107104568956-89-9900-130007207202558855-88152076180032-0204-0404-0200-04-02-16-10-02-01-02020027-060000-3402-0304-020200221502-0200-300600" 1 H$="05808004-10000080100000-8020008004-10000080100000-8005809617990033000014-9900-33000006990033000014-9900-33000006990033000014-9900-330008011603-21-065100210614113603-21-0651002106" 1 H$="0300400304040099003204404003-04040099003206404804040202040099002208604804-0402-02040099002211605204040202040099001814205204-0402-02040099001813010808020002-0200-02-02-02-0200-02020002020213010604020000-02-0200000217004004060204040099003020004004-0602-04040099003004007002243006060801160318141210120713615203140020-0410-061901360320-2010-1630-30" 1 H$="010060073808340348-0830-101602140356-060321750300-51-02-04-04-040421750100-300421400400-1802-0202-0404-0203616208020002-0200-02-02-02-0200-02020002020203616004020000-02-020000020861750100-250861400400-50-02-06-02-02-04-020981750100-250981400400-5002-0402-020400088080030206020204-0809810505-0404-010200020102040409810703-0201-010403021681240500-64-02-01-0400-02010080160150070012020000-02020000-02040000-2416215006-9900-1300-16-1099002900001016713404590016-10-750000100561420299000500168126015600" 1 ENTLEADIGOPECLOTURREASWILOOUNLLOCGO WEAWAKTALSAYINSPLABRESMAHITMENSHODO EXIPUSPREEATLIFRINFEEGIVSEACROUNTWAIKNOCALBUYSHU 1 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to Jack and he says: Take the tools and go to your old place of work.": 1 ;"You step forward and push the button.A slight pause,then a computerised voice says- PLEASE TYPE IN THE SECURITY CODE" 1 ;"You search the hay and after a while find some money lying at the bottom.": 1 ;"You ring the bell-no answer. (This is a self-service shop)": 1 ;"You read the maps....Very boring": 1 ;"You read the magazines and in the text find the code ";E$(30 1 ;"You put the tape in the stereo": 1 ;"You pick up the tins but as you stand examining them you feel anenormous thump on the back of your head.You spend the rest of the distance effect in hospital PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN" 1 ;"You open the sunroof...very nicePity the weather isn't better." 1 ;"You open the front door": 1 ;"You move towards the shape but as you get near,it vanishes. Perhaps you're looking too hard.": 1 ;"You mend the door.You didn't know you could mend revolving doors,did you.": 1 ;"You look under the door mat and find a door key.": 1 ;"You knock on the door and after a while Sarah opens it.But life has been so strange for the lastten years she does not believe it is really you.": 1 ;"You knock loudly on the door butunfortunately nobody is home.": 1 ;"You have not got any magazines": 1 ;"You have no spade!": 1 ;"You go to take it but accidentlysmash a vase.Jack wakes up and thinking you are a thief,hits you with some clay.You pay a costly visit to the hospital. PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN" 1 ;"You go across the zebra crossing": 1 ;"You give the horse the apple andit no longer looks vicious.": 1 ;"You give the farmer the gift but unfortunately he does not like it and he shoots you. You are dead PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN" 1 ;"You give him the flowers and while he looks at them you make your escape to the west.": 1 ;"You get on the bus but you do not have any money and the bus driver throws you off.": 1 ;"You get on the bus but you do not have a ticket and the bus driver throws you off.": 1 ;"You get on the bus and the give the driver the money.You go backdown the road and are dropped off at the bus stop.": 1 ;"You get on the bus and the driver takes your ticket. There is a short journey and you are dropped off at a stop.": 1 ;"You do some shopping.(Perhaps you can reach Forby now)": 1 ;"You dig a hole in the garden andsoon find some old magazines covered in dirt.": 1 ;"You close your eyes and suddenlyfeel a great force acting on youYou move very quickly towards the strange shape...": 1 ;"You close the front door": 1 ;"You cannot see anything special.": 1 ;"You cannot put down or pick up things in the car.": 1 ;"You cannot move that way": 1 ;"You cannot do that-the door is extremely tough and locked.": 1 ;"You cannot do that-he is asleep": 1 ;"You cannot carry any more": 1 ;"You are now wearing your glasses": 1 ;"You are not carrying that!": 1 ;"You are already carrying that!": 1 ;"Yes the petrol tank is still empty!": 1 ;"Without thinking you make a hasty dash across the road. You get approximately halfway when you are flattened by a juggernaut.Find a safe place to cross in future. PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN " 1 ;"With your fingers? -No Chance!": 1 ;"Unfortunately you have removed some of the barn and the other part has just crushed you. PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN" 1 ;"Unfortunately the car battery isflat.Somebody left the stereo on": 1 ;"They have fallen to pieces You cannot read those!": 1 ;"There is no need-You work here!": 1 ;"There is no need": 1 ;"The writing is very blurred and you cannot make out the words.I wonder where your glasses are.": 1 ;"The stereo is now on(what a row)": 1 ;"The revolving door is jammed.Youneed something to mend it with.": 1 ;"The horse kicks you and breaks your leg.You spend the rest of the distance effect in hospital You have failed. PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN" 1 ;"The horse is fed up with hay. Haven't you anything better?": 1 ;"The farmer raises the gun and pulls the trigger killing you. PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN" 1 ;"The door is still shut": 1 ;"The door is firmly locked": 1 ;"The door is already closed": 1 ;"The computerised voice informs you that the security code has been checked and you may now enter the office. " 1 ;"The cassette plays and you hear Bartram's voice.You realise he has been working on the distanceeffect problem since it first occurred.According to him most disappearances took place near ";W$ 1 ;"The car makes a loud groaning noise and fails to start. The petrol gauge reads empty.": 1 ;"She will not follow you until you prove who you are.": 1 ;"Press any key" 1 ;"Oh yeah?,got a bell,smart Alec?": 1 ;"Not another one.It's ruining thelawn ,not to mention your back!": 1 ;"NO TRESPASSING" 1 ;"MMmmmm...that was nice.": 1 ;"Launchester-8"; 1 ;"I do not understand": 1 ;"I do not understand that": 1 ;"I cannot see much to dig!": 1 ;"Forby-2": 1 ;"Excessive violence is useless, you injure yourself and are unfit to continue the game.Try again and use brains not brawn. PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN" 1 ;"Don't be silly,what would you dowith a horse?": 1 ;"But looking at exit points won't help..." 1 ;"Alarm bells sound and you are arrested for attempted robbery You spend the remainder of the distance effect in jail. You have failed PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN " 1 ;"A gleam of recognition suddenly comes to Sarah's face.She says 'Take me home Alan'": 1 ;" Ok-Start Tape Now": 1 ;" Loading... ": 1 ;" " 1 ;" ": 1 ,,"You can see......",,, 1 ,"SPA","MAG","KEY","GLA","PAP","TOO","POT","FOO","CAS","APP","STO","FLO","SHO","TIC","MON" 1 )="an open sun roof": 1 )="a friendly looking horse": 1 )="a closed sun roof": 1 )="SAVE " 1 )="LOAD " 1 )="An open front door": 1 )="A closed front door": 1 )="27280000N": 1 )="26272300Y": 1 )="25002124N": 1 )="24280000N": 1 )="22150000N" 1 )="22140000N" 1 )="22030000N" 1 )="18000000N": 1 )="15001817N": 1 )="12001410N": 1 )="08000013N": 1 )="07001300N": 1 )="06080907Y" 1 )="05140000Y": 1 )="01050000N": 1 )="00240000N": 1 )="00230000Y" 1 )="00190016": 1 )="00160009Y" 1 )="00130000N": 1 )="00100500N": 1 )="00060300Y": 1 )="00003200N" 1 )="00003133N": 1 )="00001600N": 1 )="00001505N": 1 )="00000032N": 1 )="00000016N": 1 )="00000001N": 1 )="00000000Y" 1 )="00000000N" 1 "written consent and, in the caseof re-sale, without a similar condition being imposed on the subsequent purchaser." 1 "publishers, MOSAIC PUBLISHING LIMITED. This software is sold subject to the condition that itshall not, by way of trade or"'"otherwise, be re-sold, lent"'"or hired out without MOSAIC"'"PUBLISHING LIMITED's prior" 1 "a rusty spade","some magazines","a door key","some glasses","scraps of paper","some tools","a clay pot","tins of food","a cassette","a big red apple","a large stone","some flowers","some shopping","a bus ticket","some money",3 1 "a front door","your volvo","a sun roof","a stereo","car keys in the ignition","a small hole in the lawn","a village shop","your assistant who is sleeping","Jack your assistant","a revolving door","a button","a strange shape","a vicious looking horse","some stripes","a bus","Sarah",1 1 "You seem to be passing through the dark shape.You feel as if you are travelling at a very high speed and the effect is quite nice.It is difficult to see anything in particular but you can see your world to the south." 1 "You have reached the petrol station down the road.It is closed and there are covers over the pumps saying: NOT IN USE The only exit is back down the road you came along." 1 "You have reached the brow of a small hill.A wood is visible to the north and beyond that theForby to Launchester road. You can see Forby to the west. Exits are north and west." 1 "You have now reached the bends. To the south you can see the moors stretching away seeming tolast for ever.In fact it is onlya small area of moorland and youknow Launchester is not far awayYou can move west or south." 1 "You have entered the small craftshop in which you work.There aremany things lying around on the shelves including pottery which you remember making yourself. You see your assistant;Jack. An exit is south." 1 "You have entered a large field where you can see a mad farmer with a very large,evil looking gun.He points the gun at you andwalks towards you shouting meaningless words at you. There seems to be no easy exit." 1 "You are walking down the main road.Cars pass you at high speedgoing both ways.You can move north or south." 1 "You are walking down the main road in a southerly direction. Cars pass you at high speed going both ways.You can move north or south." 1 "You are standing inside the tumble down barn by the side of the road.This has been unused for many years now and is quite dangerous.You can only move backto the road." 1 "You are standing in the foyer ofthe Geographics building. There is an office next to you with 'D.Bartram' written on it. To the side of this there is a button and a small keyboard.The revolving door is in one corner." 1 "You are sitting in your volvo. Before you there is a dashboard containing instruments.This is the top of the range model and it contains a sun roof,stereo, reclining seats and headrests etc." 1 "You are outside your bungalow. There is a front door to the north and a large garden to the east.Your car is parked nearby and you can see a gravel drive leading south. Exits are south and east." 1 "You are outside a tumble down bungalow which looks strangely familiar.The windows have been covered with wooden planks and there is a FOR SALE notice on a pole in the ground.There is a drive to the east." 1 "You are now on the road to ForbyThe junction is now to the east and you can see the small village of Hornton to the south.To get to Forby you must first pass through here. Exits are south and east." 1 "You are now in the stable which is inhabited by a rather large horse.There is a loose pile of hay in the corner,some feed in a bucket and some riding gear hanging on the wall. The exit is south." 1 "You are now in the small town ofForby.This is your place of workTo the north is the craft shop and if you look to the east there is a small track leading to hilly ground.Hornton is west and other exits are north & east" 1 "You are now in the garden. You are standing in the middle of a large lawn.Some of the turfhas been dug up and is lying in piles nearby. There is an exit to the west." 1 "You are in your bungalow. You've made it. You and Sarah open a ten year old bottle of champagne and begin to celebrateher return. PRESS ANY KEY TO PLAY AGAIN" 1 "You are halfway down a gravel drive which has seen better daysThe trees on either side have nearly joined in the middle and you find it difficult to move through them.You can move east or west." 1 "You are carrying:": 1 "You are at the edge of a busy road standing by a farm gate. The road stretches to the north (towards a petrol station) and south as far as the eye can see." 1 "Welcome to this game.... The key to success in this game is often closer than you think.","","Fancy a bit of gardening?","","I would...(The picture was nice)","","Beware Hornton...","","","Yes Forby is east,but how about a quick bit of shopping first...","On a shelf you can see tins of RED cabbage and smoked HERRING (Shop-lifting is not advisable)","Act like an alarm clock....","","","","","","The mappamundi could be very useful.(No,not to mend the door)","","" 1 "Unfortunately they have just fallen to pieces in your hands.": 1 "This is your home. It is a spacious bungalow and isvery well furnished.There are many maps covering the walls and scattered over the floor. The door is in one corner." 1 "This is your drive. Your feet make a crunching soundas you walk along.There are manytrees to the left and right of you. Exits are north and south." 1 "This is the wood opposite your drive.It is dark and cold under the trees and difficult to see very far.You can just make out a hill to the south. Possible exits are north and south." 1 "This is the town of Launchester.You can see the Geographics offices towering in front of youThe road leading to the moors isto the west.This is the only visible exit.The entrance to theoffices is to the south." 1 "This is the road to Launchester.You used to drive to work this way every day in your old job atGeographics.The road is on a slight incline and leads into some sharp bends and the moors. You can move east or west." 1 "This is the moorland. It is flat and lonely out here. Just off the road to the west isa ruined dry-stone barn...that brings back memories.The bends are north and Launchester is to the east across the moor." 1 "This is another bus stop some distance along the same road. You can see a wood to the east (across the road) but it is too overgrown to enter.There is a drive to your west and this is the only way you can move." 1 "This is a road junction at the bottom of your drive.Opposite there is a sign which reads: Forby-Right,Launchester-Left. The roads leading away are very small and rough.Visible exits are north,east and west." 1 "This is a farm track leading west to a busy main road. There is a stable to the north and a gate to the west.The ground is covered in car tracks and you can hear the sound of traffic from the road.The exit point is to the east." 1 "This is a bus stop by the side of a busy main road.The road stretches on for miles but thereis no footpath on this side of the road.You can see the zebra crossing which you used to crossthe road in front of you." 1 "This is Hornton. Your mind drifts back to ten years earlier.This is where Sarah was last seen 'alive'. You feel uncomfortable as thoughsomebody is secretly laughing at you.Forby is to the east." 1 "This is Bartram's Office.You canremember countless business meetings you attended here when you used to work for GeographicsThen they were a small company, now they are worldwide.": 1 "The village shop This is the place owned by Mrs.What's-her-name where Sarah had gone so long ago.You feel cold and lonely.There is nobody in the shop. The door is behind you." 1 "The Width of the World": 1 "Story text 1 "No part of this software may be reproduced in any form or by anymeans by any person or"'"institutions without the prior written permission of the" 1 "C","N","C","C","C","C","C","S","C","C","N","C","V","A","A","A","L","O","N","A","O","A","Y","1","A","A","A","A","A","A","A","A" 1 "Be prepared to be generous.","","Hey! don't forget anything","","A full horse is more friendly","Pity it's closed,you could have bought some petrol couldn't you?","","","","","You need some money-Next time don't horse around and look for some money before taking the bus","Money? This is a poor district.","Don't break in..they might thinkyou're after the Silver" 1 "4","2","5","2","7","4","7","6","7","2","9","2","11","2","12","4","16","8","16","2","14","2","12","4","9","8","12","4","7","12","4","2","5","2","7","4","7","6","7","2","9","2","11","2","12","4","16","8","12","4","14","4","9","4","11","4","12","4","14","12" 1 ".....Nothing": 1 Simon Gould 1984": 1 Ian Watson 1984"'"Program 1 ": 1 1 1