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 ==== Chapter 30: The Great South Gate ====
-In the world directly outside [[the Strange and Wonderful house]], it is [[Harvest Day]], meaning that a procession from the outlying rural towns brings the House provisions for the winter with great pomp and circumstance. This year, the House has also “asked for children between the ages of 6 and 12 to be surrendered for service in the [[Household Staff]]”. Accompanying [[Rondel's father|his father]], the current [[Master of the Fields]], twelve-year-old boy [[Rondel]] passes with him through the ebony doors of [[the Great South Gates]], little knowing that he will himself be selected for this office.
+In the world directly outside [[the Strange and Wonderful House]], it is [[Harvest Day]], meaning that a procession from the outlying rural towns brings the House provisions for the winter with great pomp and circumstance. This year, the House has also “asked for children between the ages of 6 and 12 to be surrendered for service in the [[Household Staff]]”. Accompanying [[Rondel's father|his father]], the current [[Master of the Fields]], twelve-year-old boy [[Rondel]] passes with him through the ebony doors of [[the Great South Gate]], little knowing that he will himself be selected for this office.
 === Worldbuilding===