MacWorld 1999 June/Macworld (1999-06).dmg/Games World/SharewareGames/Palace of Sand 1.5.1/Palace of Sand/Palace of Sand.rsrc/STR#_509.txt

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You can’t get that.

You can’t drop that.

You can’t give that away.

You can’t “get” a character, however much you’d like to.

You can’t “drop” a character, however much you’d like to.

You can’t give away a character. If you’re trying to give something TO somebody, just use the object’s name.

Identify the object you want to get, either by using its name or by clicking on it.

Identify the object you want to drop, either by using its name or by selecting “Drop” from the inventory window.

Identify the object you want to give away (one at a time, please!) by using its name or by selecting “Give” from the inventory window.

You put down all your useful stuff.

You have no treasures to drop.

You put down all your treasures.

You’re supposed to deliver them, not wear them! Anyway, they’re not your size.

You are wearing a perfectly satisfactory pair of shoes.

The ring doesn’t fit. But as you return it to your pack, you notice an engraved inscription on the inside.

You are fully dressed. In this culture, someone would have noticed if you weren’t.

You’ve given the old clothes to Zainab. You’ll have to stay with what you’ve got on.

The clothes from the bathhouse don’t fit you.

Well, don’t ask ME what you did with them.

Relax: your pack is hard-wired into the game.

You can’t take off your pack.

You can’t take that off.

You can’t wear that.

Uh-uh, not a good idea. Better keep it in your pack and hope it doesn’t jingle.

The earrings are very attractive… that is, they’d attract just the kind of attention you don’t want.

Oh, please. They’re women’s earrings. Save them for your jeweler.

You’ll undoubtedly need to eat and drink during the course of this game, so hold on to that.

You may need to sleep later on, so hold on to your sleeping bag.

Nothing here can be taken away.

You can’t drop your pack, money, food or canteen.