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e made of gold, but we found instead only the meanest Indian villages populated by savages with knowledge of nothing. It’s nearby and I’ve always ad­mired the buildings Richard Bere erected there when he was abbot. Butthe third chapter broke new ground, at least for him, and he had barelyreached the second page when a diagram captivated him. Of course I'm growing older, but for God'ssake, Richard, let's do it with some class.

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