About: The Church of St. Barnabe

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The Church of St. Barnabe (correctly St-Barnabé) has been used in two contexts in the Yellow Mythos, the one deriving from the other: * Church in Paris wherein the narrator seeks rest in the story In the Court of the Dragon. * Church in Carcosa in the story The Rest Of Your Life where the unseen congregation perpetually chants "Have You Seen The Yellow Sign?" The church seems to be referenced in the names of Doctor Duncan Barnabas and his son Jack Barnabas.

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rdfs:label	The Church of St. Barnabe
rdfs:comment	The Church of St. Barnabe (correctly St-Barnabé) has been used in two contexts in the Yellow Mythos, the one deriving from the other: * Church in Paris wherein the narrator seeks rest in the story In the Court of the Dragon. * Church in Carcosa in the story The Rest Of Your Life where the unseen congregation perpetually chants "Have You Seen The Yellow Sign?" The church seems to be referenced in the names of Doctor Duncan Barnabas and his son Jack Barnabas.
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abstract	The Church of St. Barnabe (correctly St-Barnabé) has been used in two contexts in the Yellow Mythos, the one deriving from the other: * Church in Paris wherein the narrator seeks rest in the story In the Court of the Dragon. * Church in Carcosa in the story The Rest Of Your Life where the unseen congregation perpetually chants "Have You Seen The Yellow Sign?" The church seems to be referenced in the names of Doctor Duncan Barnabas and his son Jack Barnabas.

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