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Lone wanderers, Whopper and his pet Chauncey found their home in the underground mine of Quartertown. A small place in the world of Arcadia, travelers are of plenty which is why the boy loves it here to his pet's dismay. Where ever there is a story to be told or something to be learned, this kid will find it in

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