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Old English Font??

Imperium

Imperium

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I recently remembered something I had forggotten for perhaps nearly two decades. When I was a kid I was forbidden in school from writing using Old English font. Hence now that I am an adult and can basically do whatever the fuck I want, within reason. I would like to write in Old English Font. That said many websites do not support it, so feel a bit stuck. However I have found that I can export Old English Font in the form a pdf. So I could write a story in Libre Office then post it somewhere in pdf form. The question is where??? Any advice is appreciated.
 
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