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Not just a Chesterfield, but an authentic English Chesterfield, leather, old, recently brought over from England. That’s right, our English club room will be furnished with the real stuff from those very days. Why? Because it’s fun.
And because we don’t do imitations. And because Wizard Academy
alumni are exactly that kind of crazy.

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“On the coming of evening, I return to my house and enter my study; and at the door I take off the day’s clothing, covered with mud and dust, and put on garments regal and courtly; and reclothed appropriately, I enter the ancient courts of ancient men, where, received by them with affection, I feed on that food which only is mine and which I was born for, where I am not ashamed to speak with them and to ask them the reason for their actions; and they in their kindness answer me; and for four hours of time I do not feel boredom, I forget every trouble, I do not dread poverty, I am not frightened by death; entirely I give myself over to them.”

- Niccolò Machiavelli to Francesco Vettori (December 10, 1513). Machiavelli was a rat bastard, but an eloquent one in this passage. – Indy Beagle

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