Ars Notoria, Chapter 53 summary
Chapter 53 of 66 · 2 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 53, an opening statement claims that the formula increases speaking ability more than anything else, and two long sequences of words follow. Both sequences end with Amen, but the unit gives no further explanation of their words or instructions for using them.
What happens
- The opening statement claims an unmatched increase in speaking ability.
- A long sequence begins with Thezay and ends with Amen.
- A second sequence begins with Azay and also ends with Amen.
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The key line
“This increases your speaking ability so much that nothing is better than it.”The unnamed instructional voice
This states the purpose assigned to the words that follow. The claim concerns improved speech, without explaining how the improvement occurs.
Quick check
What ability does the opening statement say this increases?
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