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Excerpts from the diary of
Mrs
Lt
Henry
Wooster
(Miss
Emily
Bertilde
that was)
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Home to Roost
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1.Very Trying
to Nerves
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2. Glad I don't
need one
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3. To rescue, again
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4. 14 thugees
attacked
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Exit Merrily, Pursued by Castinets
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1. Suspicious
dancers
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2. Why is he
giving me stuff?
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3. Reconciled
(slightly)
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Death on the Iron Rhine
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1. Much
weirdness
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2. I want to
go home
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3. I like
this sword
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5. Awful
nicks and abrasions
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6. Driven to
insanity
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7. Too much
travelling
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7a. Things to
practice
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8. Travel is
dangerous
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9. What a
whirlwind
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9a. A marvelous
plan
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Evil Takes No Holiday
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Waily! Waily!
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Looneys!
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What do I do?
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The Puzzle of the Moss-covered Stone
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Pretty
pathetic
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Harder than
I thought
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The Atlantean Debacle
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1. Horrid
evening
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2. These
people never sleep
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3.
Completely failed
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4. I thought
it couldn't get worse
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5. I really
hate magic
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6. Something
will surely come up
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7. Not a
fighting day
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8. Imagine
my shock
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8a. More
oddness
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8b. More
meditation is in order
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8c. I am
still divided
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8d. Warm
and squishy
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8e. Doodles
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8f. How
could someone possibly…
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8g. Reports
of explosions
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The Problem of the Heavenly Mechanism
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1. A most
audacious thing
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2. So much trouble
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3. Most
horrible experience!
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4.
Declaration of wrongness
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5. A most
trying evening
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6. The
horrible room
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The Strange Tale of the Island Astray
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1. Excitement after all
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2. Cranky today
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3. I miss all the fun
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4. I couldn't participate
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6. Getting odder
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8. A sword-bearing son-of-a-something
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9. Noooooo! |
11. I had a jolly fight
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Magic
in
any
Language
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2. Could have died!
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5. So much trouble!
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The Mystery of the Dying Clockwork
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2. Poking people
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3. Annoyingly adamant
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4. A lovely time
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5. How DARE he!
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6. Lady C is crazy!
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7. I'm going to be in so much trouble!
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8. Determined to get away from me
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9. I went a little crazy
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10. I won a hat
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The Caroler's Riddle
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1. My Hero!
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2. Mushy and sentimental
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Proof Contrapositve
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1. An accordion in the distance
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