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Eli Bishop: link update

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Eli Bishop at 04:20, 29 July 2013

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Eli Bishop at 04:19, 29 July 2013

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Eli Bishop: Created page with "* {{PP|56|22}} "when Littl Salting {{Ix|Fents}} got largent in by Dog Et {{Ix|Form}}" [[File:mapdetail2.jpg|frame|right|link=Map of Inland|map detail: Littl Salting, ..."

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Created page with "* {{PP|56|22}} "when Littl Salting {{Ix|Fents}} got largent in by Dog Et {{Ix|Form}}" [[File:mapdetail2.jpg|frame|right|link=Map of Inland|map detail: Littl Salting, ..."

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* {{PP|56|22}} "when [[Littl Salting]] {{Ix|Fents}} got largent in by [[Dog Et]] {{Ix|Form}}"

[[File:mapdetail2.jpg|frame|right|link=Map of Inland|map detail: Littl Salting, Dog Et, How, and Crippel the Farn] As seen earlier, farm communities have begun to displace hunter-gatherers with aggressive support from the government.

See Littl Salting and Dog Et in [[Places]].

{{Ix|Salt}} and {{Ix|savor}} are recurring images throughout the book. Littl Salting's name is particularly appropriate to the novel due to the three alternate definitions for salting [http://e3.uci.edu/clients/bjbecker/SpinningWeb/riddley3.html cited] by {{By|BJB}}: "1. Wet land that is very close to the sea, so can be flooded by salt water. 2. A labor union tactic used to organize a union ... labor union members (salts) hire on at a non-union business. 3. Colloquial name for a kind of land scam where minerals or other resources are scattered on a piece of property so they can be 'discovered' by a prospective buyer."

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 * {{PP|56|22}} "when [[Littl Salting]] {{Ix|Fents}} got largent in by [[Dog Et]] {{Ix|Form}}"
-[[File:mapdetail2.jpg|frame|right|link=Map of Inland|map detail: Littl Salting, Dog Et, How, and Crippel the Farn]] As seen earlier, farm communities have begun to displace hunter-gatherers with aggressive support from the government.
+[[File:mapdetail2.jpg|frame|right|link=Map of Inland|map detail: Littl Salting, Dog Et, How, and Crippel the Farn]] As seen earlier, farm communities have begun to displace hunter-gatherers, with aggressive support from the government.
 See Littl Salting and Dog Et in [[Places]].

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 See Littl Salting and Dog Et in [[Places]].
-{{Ix|Salt}} and {{Ix|savor}} are recurring images throughout the book. Littl Salting's name is particularly appropriate to the novel due to the three alternate definitions for salting [http://e3.uci.edu/clients/bjbecker/SpinningWeb/riddley3.html cited] by {{By|BJB}}: "1. Wet land that is very close to the sea, so can be flooded by salt water. 2. A labor union tactic used to organize a union ... labor union members (salts) hire on at a non-union business. 3. Colloquial name for a kind of land scam where minerals or other resources are scattered on a piece of property so they can be 'discovered' by a prospective buyer."
+{{Ix|Salt}} and {{Ix|savor}} are recurring images throughout the book. Littl Salting's name is particularly appropriate to the novel due to the three alternate definitions for salting [https://web.archive.org/web/20240206152100/https://faculty.humanities.uci.edu/bjbecker/spinningweb/riddley3.html cited] by {{By|BJB}}: "1. Wet land that is very close to the sea, so can be flooded by salt water. 2. A labor union tactic used to organize a union ... labor union members (salts) hire on at a non-union business. 3. Colloquial name for a kind of land scam where minerals or other resources are scattered on a piece of property so they can be 'discovered' by a prospective buyer."
 [[Category:Chapter 9]]