Top 10k strings from To the Manor Bourne - Intro (1984)(Central Solutions).z80
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2 (Press any key) 1 ;"STOP THE TAPE"; 1 ;"Press any key" 1 ;"PLEASE WAIT": 1 "amassed a considerable sum of money in his early life, then retiring to live the life of a near recluse with a few loyal and long suffering servants in his dilapidated manor house." 1 "This sounds fairly straight- forward until you recall Great Uncle Henry's well deserved 1 "The graphic representation of many of the locations are for reference only and the player may dispense with (or restore) these by entering GRAPH." 1 "The deeds and bonds that form the bulk of the estate are in a deed box concealed somewhere in the Manor, and you must explore the many rooms to recover this and return it to the bank to claim your inheritance." 1 "Press 'L' and start the tape to load the main programme or 'R' to read the instructions again." 1 "Over the years he grew more and more decrepit and eccentric, stubbornly surviving a dwindlingnumber of frustrated heirs, 1 "I can understand all the usual verb/noun commands eg. LOOK, GO NORTH, GET THE MATCHES, 1 "Great Uncle Henry was the black sheep of the family. Eccentric, rude and with the most revoltingpersonal habits, he was nevertheless extremely wealthy, having " 1 "Great Uncle Henry has finally passed on, leaving you as the sole surviving blood relative, and you have been notified by the family solicitor that you stand to inherit the not in- considerable fortune." 1 "But there is a condition.." 1 "As the adventure may take some time to complete, your position can be SAVE'd by entering SAVE as a command, and re-loaded by entering LOAD." 1 reputation.." 1 emerging occasionally from his isolation to hurl insults or table-scraps at any within ear- shot or arms-length respectively" 1 TO THE MANOR BOURNE 1 EAT THE SANDWICHES, INVENTORY etc. plus many more that you will discover as you progress."