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| − | In the original [Song of the Twelve, the | Song of the Twelve]], one of the three groups of whales into which the original ten [[Singers, the | Singers]] became divided. The Untouched were the [[Singer, the | Singer]], the [[Blue, the | Blue]], and the [[Gazer, the | Gazer]] -- the three whales who refused to listen to the temptations of the [[Stranger, the | Stranger]]. ([[DW]]) | + | In the original [[Song of the Twelve, the | Song of the Twelve]], one of the three groups of whales into which the original ten [[Singers, the | Singers]] became divided. The Untouched were the [[Singer, the | Singer]], the [[Blue, the | Blue]], and the [[Gazer, the | Gazer]] -- the three whales who refused to listen to the temptations of the [[Stranger, the | Stranger]]. ([[DW]]) |
| − | (See also: [[Celebrants, the]]. | + | (See also: [[Celebrants, the]].) |
Revision as of 13:34, 12 June 2005
In the original Song of the Twelve, one of the three groups of whales into which the original ten Singers became divided. The Untouched were the Singer, the Blue, and the Gazer -- the three whales who refused to listen to the temptations of the Stranger. (DW)
(See also: Celebrants, the.)