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Date: 2005-11-20 07:48:54
Personal life
English culture
Permutations
Recreation
Musicology
Change ringing
Campanology
Church bell
Bell-ringer
Bell ringing
Bells
Music

This PDF version of the manual is arranged to look like the original A5 booklet. Page 1 of the booklet is on a page by itself (to the right of this note), pages 2 and 3 come next to each another etc. Page 16 is on a left

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