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{{quote|Ups in the where above the doing|[[Vin]] meets [[Spook]]{{ref|b|mb1|c|6}}|}}
 
{{quote|Ups in the where above the doing|[[Vin]] meets [[Spook]]{{ref|b|mb1|c|6}}|}}
{{quote|Not of the yetting yet.<br />Wasing the place when I was young.||Spook's name is Lestibournes and he speaks in Eastern slang{{ref|b|mb1|c|6}}|}}
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{{quote|Not of the yetting yet.<br />Wasing the place when I was young.|Spook's name is Lestibournes and he speaks in Eastern slang{{ref|b|mb1|c|6}}|}}
   
 
{{quote|Someone's coming! Out the night with the calling!|On [[Sazed]]s arrival with Vin{{ref|b|mb1|c|15}}|}}
 
{{quote|Someone's coming! Out the night with the calling!|On [[Sazed]]s arrival with Vin{{ref|b|mb1|c|15}}|}}
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{{quote|Wasing the Dox to come and be without the stay.<br />Weapons for the getting, giving the time to be.|[[Dockson]] arrives with the weapons for the rebellion{{ref|b|mb1|c|22}}|}}
 
{{quote|Wasing the Dox to come and be without the stay.<br />Weapons for the getting, giving the time to be.|[[Dockson]] arrives with the weapons for the rebellion{{ref|b|mb1|c|22}}|}}
   
"Nicing the not on the playing without." TFE Ch 24
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{{quote|"Nicing the not on the playing without.<br>
"Losing the stress on the nip. Notting without the needing of care." Kelsier
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Losing the stress on the nip. Notting without the needing of care. - Kelsier<br>
"Riding the rile of the rids to the right."
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Riding the rile of the rids to the right.<br>
"Wasing the was of brightness. Nip the having of wishing of this."
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Wasing the was of brightness. Nip the having of wishing of this.<br>
"Ever wasing the doing of this." Kelsier
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Ever wasing the doing of this. - Kelsier<br>
"Ever wasing the wish of having the have. Brighting the wish of wasing the not." Ham
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Ever wasing the wish of having the have. Brighting the wish of wasing the not. - Ham<br>
"Wasing not of wasing is." Dockson
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Wasing not of wasing is.| {{ref|b|mb1|c|24}} conversation between [[Spook]], [[Kelsier]], [[Dockson]] and [[Ham]]}}
   
"I'm not of the seeing. Uncle, you really the burn, right?" TFE Ch 26
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{{quote|I'm not of the seeing. Uncle, you really the burn, right?|{{ref|b|mb1|c|26}}|}}
   
"Keep Hasting. Elariel soldiers with the attacking tonight."
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{{quote|Keep Hasting. Elariel soldiers with the attacking tonight.<br>
"Wasing the want of this."
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Wasing the want of this.<br>
"Wasing the Snap when I was five." TFE Ch 32
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Wasing the Snap when I was five.|{{ref|b|mb1|c|32}}|}}
   
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{{quote|Wasing the where of calling out.|{{ref|b|mb2|c|6}}|}}
   
"Wasing the where of calling out." WoA Ch 6
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{{quote|Wasing the where of what?<br>
 
Lestibournes. Lefting I'm born. I've been abandoned|Spook {{ref|b|mb3|c|23}}|}}
 
 
"Wasing the where of what?"
 
Lestibournes. Lefting I'm born. I've been abandoned. HoA Ch 23
 
 
"Wasing." Was doing.
 
" 'Wasing the run of there' would mean 'I was running to that place.' "
 
"Wasing the how of wanting the doing." Beldre (reading Spook's writing)
 
"Wasing the how of wanting the doing." HoA Ch 56
 
 
"But that's the best part, [[Beldre]] said. "It's gibberish on purpose, right?"
 
Spook remembered with fondness how his parents had responded to his adoption of the slang. It had been a kind of power, being able to say things that only his friends could understand. Of course, he'd started speaking in it so much that it had been hard to switch back." HoA Ch 56
 
   
 
{{quote|Wasing." Was doing.<br>
 
" 'Wasing the run of there' would mean 'I was running to that place.' "<br>
 
"Wasing the how of wanting the doing." Beldre (reading Spook's writing)<br>
 
"Wasing the how of wanting the doing.<br>
 
But that's the best part, [[Beldre]] said. "It's gibberish on purpose, right?"<br>
 
Spook remembered with fondness how his parents had responded to his adoption of the slang. It had been a kind of power, being able to say things that only his friends could understand. Of course, he'd started speaking in it so much that it had been hard to switch back.|Conversation between Beldre and Spook {{ref|b|mb3|c|56}} }}
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
 
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Revision as of 21:09, 4 August 2012

High Imperial is the official language of Spook.

It is the eastern slang that Spook spoke before the ascension of Harmony.

Quotes

Wasing the where of needing

—The message left on the aluminum pistolCite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content

Ups in the where above the doing

Vin meets SpookCite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content

Not of the yetting yet.
Wasing the place when I was young.

—Spook's name is Lestibournes and he speaks in Eastern slangCite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content

Someone's coming! Out the night with the calling!

—On Sazeds arrival with VinCite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content

You're awaking!
Notting as the now. Kelsier wasing the hit with my name; changed it to Spook.

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Wasing the Dox to come and be without the stay.
Weapons for the getting, giving the time to be.

Dockson arrives with the weapons for the rebellionCite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content

"Nicing the not on the playing without.

Losing the stress on the nip. Notting without the needing of care. - Kelsier
Riding the rile of the rids to the right.
Wasing the was of brightness. Nip the having of wishing of this.
Ever wasing the doing of this. - Kelsier
Ever wasing the wish of having the have. Brighting the wish of wasing the not. - Ham

Wasing not of wasing is.

Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content conversation between Spook, Kelsier, Dockson and Ham

I'm not of the seeing. Uncle, you really the burn, right?

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Keep Hasting. Elariel soldiers with the attacking tonight.

Wasing the want of this.

Wasing the Snap when I was five.

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Wasing the where of calling out.

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Wasing the where of what?
Lestibournes. Lefting I'm born. I've been abandoned

—Spook Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content

Wasing." Was doing.

" 'Wasing the run of there' would mean 'I was running to that place.' "
"Wasing the how of wanting the doing." Beldre (reading Spook's writing)
"Wasing the how of wanting the doing.
But that's the best part, Beldre said. "It's gibberish on purpose, right?"

Spook remembered with fondness how his parents had responded to his adoption of the slang. It had been a kind of power, being able to say things that only his friends could understand. Of course, he'd started speaking in it so much that it had been hard to switch back.

—Conversation between Beldre and Spook Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; refs with no name must have content

Notes

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