The Book of Marium

The Book of Marium is the tenth book of The Book of Argustasius (being the first book of the Divinitas). It was first published in 1553 following the divine revelations of King Molthrod.
== 1553 Version ==
There were children in the world at the beginning but as it was a hard life many would have died early or would grow up quickly. However, in modern times there are many children and the Goddess looks after them all.
There was once a woman who had just had her child and she was so pleased that she spoiled him greatly. Many people said that the child would come to no good and he would not do well in the world.
The child grew up to be the greediest and most badly behaved child in the entire Grand Duchy. One day the boy had gone along to the bakers to buy one of his extra large, extra rich cakes. He did so and ate it all himself. When he arrived home it was time for lunch but he was so full of cake that he could not manage to eat his lunch. His mother was displeased and decided to teach him a lesson by forcing him to eat the whole of his dinner. Then she sent him to his room, there to contemplate his evil deed. The boy left his room and ran into the forest. The parents were worried about their child and so went looking for him. When they found him they were angry that he had run away but pleased to see that he was safe.
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