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This just converts the few DOS text files still in here to standard text files (line-endings), removes all the trailing spaces on lines, removes all the trailing blank lines, and replaces all the tabs (except in .zon files, where they seem to be common) with expanded spaces. It's easy to confirm this is actually a non-change, except for whitespace: * `git show -w` shows this commit as only removing 8 trailing blank lines. This should make no difference to tbaMUD itself, but it will make working on these files, especially with scripts and automated tools, much easier. This is the base change for a set of other changes I will put up once/if this merges, without this, the others are just too complicated to wrangle.
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#32600
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footman man soldier~
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a footman~
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A footman trudges past you, looking worn and tired.
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Poor guy must have been marching all day long. You notice that the only one
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with a canteen is the guy in the front - must be one of the rank things. '
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18 14 0 3d3+180 3d3+3
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BareHandAttack: 7
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#32601
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footman man soldier~
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a footman~
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A footman marches along steadily with the rest his troop.
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This man looks as if he could probably march all day and all night without a
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complaint. Must be what the army would call 'Gung Ho'.
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19 14 -1 3d3+190 3d3+3
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#32602
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footman man soldier~
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a footman~
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A footman trudges along with the rest of his troop, trying to stay in step.
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This slob can't seem to keep step no matter how hard he tries. He keeps
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hopping from one foot to the other, watching his fellow footmen, trying to get
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in synche - but to no avail.
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17 15 0 3d3+170 2d2+2
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170 28900
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#32603
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cavalry soldier~
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a cavalry soldier~
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A cavalry soldier walks his horse along the road, giving the steed a rest.
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This man appears to be most proud of not only his steed, but of the position
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he has attained within the Army's Ranks.
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21 13 -2 4d4+210 3d3+3
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#32604
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patrolman man soldier~
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a patrolman~
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A patrolman walks his rounds, on constant alert for signs of danger or invasion.
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His eyes seem constantly squinted to the sun, even when there is none. He
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walks with a slow, deliberate gait that suggests readiness and watchfulness.
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16 15 0 3d3+160 2d2+2
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#32605
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guard post gate soldier~
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a guard~
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A guard stands at rigid attention, eyes boring down on you as if reading your intent.
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Strict orders have been placed upon this poor lad - no one in civilian
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clothing may pass without authorization forms from a higher power.
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23 13 -3 4d4+230 3d3+3
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#32606
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lookout out watchman man soldier~
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the lookout~
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A lookout appears shocked by your intrusion here.
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These platforms were created in the interest of safety and security, to keep
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invaders from launching surprise attacks upon the camp. You are now considered
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a breach of security.
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28 11 -6 5d5+280 4d4+4
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#32607
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lookout out watchman man soldier~
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the lookout~
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A man is here with his back turned to you, unaware of your presence.
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He appears to be watching something through the trees, so intent on whatever
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he is watching, he does not notice that you have entered into his small space.
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29 11 -7 5d5+290 4d4+4
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#32608
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lookout out watchman man soldier~
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the lookout~
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The lookout is here, fast asleep against the trunk of the tree.
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He is someone you could almost miss were you not searching for someone, he
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is so camoflauged by his face paint and attire.
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30 10 -8 6d6+300 5d5+5
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#32609
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logger army soldier man~
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a logger~
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A logger is here, pounding away at a tree.
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This man is built like an ox - muscles to match. Might be a good idea to
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make friends with this one...
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22 13 -3 4d4+220 3d3+3
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#32610
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logger army soldier man~
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a logger~
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A logger is here taking a break from the chopping, leaning on his axe.
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This man is lean and wiry, with small, solid muscles that bely his true
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strength.
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#32611
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logger army soldier man~
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a logger~
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A logger is propped up against a stump, snoring away.
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If this man can sleep through the sound of loggers hacking at trees with
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axes, then this man has my respect and admiration!
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20 14 -2 4d4+200 3d3+3
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#32612
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logger army soldier man chief~
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the logging chief~
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The logging chief is here barking orders at the top of his lungs.
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How could a man spend his days screaming at the top of his lungs, in
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competition with a dozen axes pounding at trees? This guy is special...
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27 11 -6 5d5+270 4d4+4
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#32613
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dryad faerie wood nymph~
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the dryad~
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A dryad sits upon the stump of the huge tree, weeping for its loss.
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Her brown skinned cheeks are saturated by the tears that stream down her
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face. She does not seem to notice or care that you have entered into her area
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- she looks at a point in the air just past where she sits - staring at nothing
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and crying for her loss.
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30 10 -8 6d6+300 5d5+5
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#32614
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soldier jogging running man~
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a soldier~
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A soldier jogs past you, getting a bit of exercise.
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He looks a bit red in the face and maybe even winded, but he continues on.
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A real trooper. No pun intended.
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#32615
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soldier marching man army~
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a marching soldier~
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A soldier marches past you, intent on his rythym.
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He looks neither right nor left, simply straight ahead at where he is going.
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#32616
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wagon driver man soldier~
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a wagon driver~
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A wagon driver stands beside his wagon, mopping his face and forehead from the heat.
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He glances up with a small smile and a wave.
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#32617
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squirrel~
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a squirrel~
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A little squirrel runs across your path.
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It stops at the edge of the path, raises up on its hind legs and twitches
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its nose at you.
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10 17 4 2d2+100 1d2+1
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#32618
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bird small~
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a small bird~
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A small bird hops about on the forest floor, looking for worms or bits of seed.
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It shies away from your approach, but doesn't take to flight - yet.
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#32619
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rabbit little~
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a little rabbit~
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A little rabbit sprints across the path just ahead of you.
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It pauses just at the fringe of the forest and wiggles its pink nose at you.
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#32620
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sergeant drill soldier man 823487~
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the drill sergeant~
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A drill sergeant runs along side his men, barking the rythym.
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He wear his hair in a long ponytail braid, severely pulled back on the
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sides, lending him an air of hostility and savagery. He looks mean to the
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core.
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