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Contents:
- 1. The dead of night in Lambeth Marsh
- 2. The man who taught Latin to cattle
- 3. The madness of war
- 4. Gathering Earth's daughters
- 5. The big dictionary conceived
- 6. The scholar in cell block two
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- 7. Entering the lists
- 8. Annulated, art, brick-tea, buckwheat
- 9. The meeting of minds
- 10. The unkindest cut
- 11. Then only the monuments.
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