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1. "Look not up, nor to the four main points, but where our paws do tread, the dead oak joints. There wrought by mother nature 'neath the main lies that which holds the beauty and the bane."
2. "I shed my second tear into the cup of cheer, but look not into any cup the answer's written here! My first is in blood and also in battle, my second in acorn, oak, and apple, my third and fourth are both the same together in sorrow and twice in refrain, my fifth starts eternity ending here, my last is the first of last. Oh dear! If I told you the answer then you would know twas made in the winter of deepest snow."
3. "Inside the outer wall I lie, without me you would surely die. I am not earth nor am I stone, no shape at all to call my own, not bird nor beast or flower or tree, yet captives live within me free!"
4. "My fourth tear I shed for the Abbey Redwall, laid where it never should hatch or fall. Below the mouth of a mouse looking south, all in a deserted dwelling. So sit o'er the maidenhair, gaze up north, and solve what my next words are telling. Put a home with our Abbey Warrior, North East, South at the start, then to complete this riddle add the last thing in 'my heart'."
5. "For you my old friend Higgle, I shed a single tear, the kindness oft showed me, your food and smiling cheer. Go find my gift good friar, this tear is given free, not hid away in secret, but there for all to see!"
6. "There is a warrior, where is his sword? Peace did he bring, the fighting lord. Shed for him is my fifth tear. Find it in the title here, written in but a single word, an eye is an eye, until it is heard."
7. "My sixth and last tear I give unto you, when Redwallers lie abed, at midnight see, in full moon view, the purple arrowhead. Travel East, six rods from the tip, to the rose that blooms ever fair, see if you can find the right hip, turn West and your halfway there."
8. Who was the abbot of Redwall during this book?
9. Who was the young heroine in this book?
10. In this book, Grath Longfletch's arrows became a sign of dread to the vermin she came into contact with. What color of feathers did she use to fletch her arrows?
Source: Author
Gildor Inglorion
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