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where we put down our worries from the day and pick up a good book. I'm your host, Elizabeth,

it's lovely to be here with you. This evening will be continuing with Chain Air, but first,

let's take some time here to put the day behind us. Breathe in as you exhale, give your

body a nice big stretch. Continue to breathe deeply and evenly at your own pace. Resist

the urge to twitch and fidget, just being quietly and peacefully. Feel the weight of your

body, sing downwards, release the tension in your neck between your eyebrow, allow your tongue

to form from the roof of your mouth. Let your lips part slightly, naturally. Keep your

even breath as we continue. In our last episode, we left Chain almost at death's door in front

of the house in the Moors, having been dismissed by the housekeeper. Suddenly, she heard a

male voice and was taken inside by a warm fire. She was now in a parlour, surrounded by

the old housekeeper, Hannah, two young ladies, Diana and Mary, and a young gentleman named

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