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COVER TITLE PAGE COPYRIGHT TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION MAP OF MINERAL WELLS SALUTATIONS!* ONE—the first TWO—the second one THREE—the third of these FOUR—one more than three FIVE—one less than six SIX—one more than five SEVEN—six plus one equals EIGHT—rhymes with fate NINE—the number between eight and ten TEN—the highest number in a deck of cards ELEVEN—looks like two lines. Or two lowercase Ls, which could be confusing. For example, this is two lowercase Ls: ll. Looks like this 11, right? Confusing TWELVE—also known as a dozen THIRTEEN—oddly called “a baker ’s dozen.” Always wondered why bakers get one more… FOURTEEN—the fourteenth chapter FIFTEEN—ten plus half of ten SIXTEEN—this one is sweet SIXTEEN BILLION—(gotcha!) I wanted to be sure that you ’re reading closely SEVENTEEN—six more than nine, multiplied by ten, plus three, then divided by nine EIGHTEEN—one more than seventeen NINETEEN—the number missing from this representation of pi 3.141592653589793238462643383279502884__71693 TWENTY—the second to last (chapter, I mean) TWENTY-ONE—the last one ONE LAST THING… ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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