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[[The Library (La Société de Legerdemain)|The Library]] is the central repository for all [[:Category:La Société de Legerdemain|La Société de Legerdemain's]] [[arcane lore]]. The Library has a copy of the [[Madrigorian]], some descriptions of [[The Tapestry of Dark Souls]] authored by [[Brother Dominic]], several of the treatises penned by [[Professor Abelhous Nicholsi]], and an almost complete collection of the [[Van Richten's Guides | [[The Library (La Société de Legerdemain)|The Hidden Library]] is the central repository for all [[:Category:La Société de Legerdemain|La Société de Legerdemain's]] [[arcane lore]]. The Library is held inside [[Club l’Artiste]], a posh club in [[Port-a-Lucine]].<ref> The Library has a copy of the [[Madrigorian]]<ref>[[Gazetteer IIIp]] p.21</ref>, {{netbook-small}}some descriptions of [[The Tapestry of Dark Souls]] authored by [[Brother Dominic]], several of the treatises penned by [[Professor Abelhous Nicholsi]], and an almost complete collection of the [[Van Richten's Guides]].<ref>[[The Book of Souls (Netbook)]] p.64</ref> | ||
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The Hidden Library is the central repository for all La Société de Legerdemain's arcane lore. The Library is held inside Club l’Artiste, a posh club in Port-a-Lucine.Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag, 
some descriptions of The Tapestry of Dark Souls authored by Brother Dominic, several of the treatises penned by Professor Abelhous Nicholsi, and an almost complete collection of the Van Richten's Guides.[1]
