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Several of you have asked, in private, and pretended not to in public. Here it is.
The matter at hand is the lock I have had fitted, and how long it lasted.
They sleep on the map of the North, all three, in a heap, directly over the ground I intend to take. I have not moved them. I have redrawn my plans instead.
If anyone has a lock that a determined lady cannot open, write to me.
Cheshire Cat said "If anyone has a lock that a determined lady cannot open" — I came to this thread to be dismissive and I have three questions. Consider this reply an official request for a drawing.
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