Emasculaton of Moses Wright

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-	Famous Painting in L'Hôtel Le plus de fantaisie Jamais (author unknown). The Emasculation of Moses Wright, although seemingly quasi-mythical, does have roots in actual fact. Protestant Radical Moses Wright's body was found in the rectory of St. Angelique Cathedral in 14th century Arkadelphia Turkey. His surgical divided Body was Chequred with Hot Branding irons. His Mouth was full of tracts then unfamiliar. The painting is a large oil on wood depicting the limbless and headless torso of Moses Wright, with with two severd peni resting Quarter to Ten about his navel. Children are not aloud in the hotel.	+	Famous Painting in ''l'Hôtel le plus de fantaisie Jamais'' (author unknown). ''The Emasculation of Moses Wright'', although seemingly quasi-mythical, does have roots in actual fact. Protestant Radical Moses Wright's body was found in the rectory of St. Angelique Cathedral, an atypical 14th-century basilica in Arkadelphia Turkey. His surgically divided Body was "Chequered with Hot Branding irons." His Mouth was full of tracts then unfamiliar. The painting is a large oil on wood depicting the limbless and headless torso of [[Moses Wright]], with with two severed peni resting Quarter to Ten about his navel. Children are not allowed in the hotel.
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		+	[[Stimso Adid]] said the painting represented "the finest work anonymous has ever produced."
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		+	The painting was stolen in 1996 and briefly recovered after a fierce gunbattle in which the thieves escaped but left the painting behind. Investigations have lead to dead-ends at every turn.

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Famous Painting in l'Hôtel le plus de fantaisie Jamais (author unknown). The Emasculation of Moses Wright, although seemingly quasi-mythical, does have roots in actual fact. Protestant Radical Moses Wright's body was found in the rectory of St. Angelique Cathedral, an atypical 14th-century basilica in Arkadelphia Turkey. His surgically divided Body was "Chequered with Hot Branding irons." His Mouth was full of tracts then unfamiliar. The painting is a large oil on wood depicting the limbless and headless torso of Moses Wright, with with two severed peni resting Quarter to Ten about his navel. Children are not allowed in the hotel.

Stimso Adid said the painting represented "the finest work anonymous has ever produced."

The painting was stolen in 1996 and briefly recovered after a fierce gunbattle in which the thieves escaped but left the painting behind. Investigations have lead to dead-ends at every turn.