Herein are recorded the names of previous individuals who demonstrated the uncanny keenness of intellect necessary to unlock the mysteries of the Book of Sand. Solve the puzzle yourself, and you can add your name to the list!
 

2008.09.07	Andy Ellis
	Katy, TX, USA
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2008.09.07	Mateo
	Córdoba, Argentina
Comment:	Cool!
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2008.09.06	Simon
	Toronto, Canada
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2008.09.04	Natasha the Great
	Roanoke, VA, USA
Comment:	That's somthin'
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2008.09.04	Vivek N naravive@gmail.com
	Chennai, India
Comment:	It was a very entertaining way to read the story!
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2008.09.03	Nicole
	Grand Junction, Colorado
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2008.09.03	Summer Quinlivan
	Grand Junction, United States
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2008.09.03	jake McCoy
	Grand junction, CO, america
Comment:	I win you lose!!!!
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2008.09.03	Cody Lopez
	Grand Junction, Colorado, USA
Comment:	Fisrt one done baby
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2008.09.03	Summer Quinlivan smellyyellowshoe@yahoo.com
	Grand Junction, CO, United States
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2008.09.03	Dionycia Marques
	Grand Junction, america
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2008.09.03	Michael Chaffin
	Grand Junction, u.s
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2008.09.03	Chelsey Garcia
	Grand Junction, United States
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2008.09.03	David Acevedo
	Grand junction, colorado, USA
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2008.09.03	Josh Wood
	Grand Junction, CO, United States Of America
Comment:	yea that took to long....
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2008.09.03	ivan
	grand junctiom, colorado, usa
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2008.09.03	Celicia Black
	Grand Junction,, Colorado, U.S.A
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2008.09.03	Josh
	Grand Junction, CO, USA
Comment:	yea that took to long....
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2008.09.03	David Acevedo
	Grand juction, colorado, USA
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2008.09.03	Selena H. HinataAmaya@gmail.com
	Grand Junction, Colorado, United States
Comment:	Interesting puzzle. Wonder if the book really exists.
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2008.09.03	Trevor Garner
	Grand Junction, Colorado, U.S.A.
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2008.09.03	Jay Hampton
	Grand junction, colorado, Usa
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2008.09.03	Marshall G
	Grand Junction, Colorado, USA
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2008.09.03	jesse garmong
	grandjunction, united states
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2008.09.03	Delicia Jaramillo
	Grand Junction, United States
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2008.09.03	Sally Kiesow cheer.girl.101@hotmail.com
	grand junction, Colorado, united states
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2008.09.03	Tyler Hafemann tjmann@oneimage.com
	Grand Junction, Colorado, United States of America
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2008.09.03	bridget rader
	Grand Junction, Colorado, USA
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2008.09.03	AndyGardner
	Cardiff, Wales
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2008.09.02	Lauren Grobe
	Plainfield, United States
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2008.09.02	Trey Whalen
	Cornish, USA
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2008.09.02	Jeremy Nike935@msn.com
	Lebanon, NH, US
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2008.09.02	Erin Broderick ebroderick09@lebraiders.net
	Lebanon, NH, USA
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2008.09.02	Erin Broderick ebroderick09@lebraiders.net
	Lebanon, NH, USA
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2008.09.01	Jeff Engelhardt JME37@Georgetown.EDU
	Washington, DC, United States
Comment:	What a wonderful site! Thank you!
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2008.09.01	Julieta
	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Comment:	It was very nice to find the story in English! I readit in Spanish aswell!! Thank you!!
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2008.08.23	Steve Grant boz255@gmail.com
	Newcastle, UK
Comment:	That was fun!
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2008.08.21	Athanasius
	rome, italy
Comment:	love the illustrations
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2008.08.18	Nate Eagleson
	Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Comment:	Nifty site. A very clever presentation of a good short story.
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2008.08.15	Brian
	Houston, USA
Comment:	My comments can be found on page 8466324632**17.
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2008.08.14	John M. Labbe johnmlabbe@yahoo.com
	Smithfield, RI
Comment:	See Previous comment.
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2008.08.08	Paul Rapoport
	Delmar, NY, USA
Comment:	Highly Enjoyable. Solved my insomnia well. Wishes for the best. If you can find me, call me.
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2008.08.06	Stanley Tran
	Monterey Park, California, United States of America
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2008.08.04	Pedro Luiz Vasques Ribeiro
	Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Comment:	It is a great pleasure to take part in this homage to Borges. Congratulations for this interesting site.
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2008.07.30	Matt Spence ktistec.machine@gmail.com
	Disputanta, VA, 23842
Comment:	Truly innovative. Completely enjoyed it will be sending this onward to everyone I can think of who would like it. Superb.
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2008.07.30	wells
	dallas, USA
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2008.07.28	Nastasia
	columbia, usa
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2008.07.28	Rachel D. charmedgirl9007@yahoo.com
	Forney, Texas, United States
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2008.07.25	Kevin
	Houston, USA
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2008.07.24	Alph
	Bloomington, IN, USA
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2008.07.23	urciolo durci@embarqmail.com
	scottsville, va, usa
Comment:	hmmmmm?
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2008.07.19	Chris Worthington christopher.worthington@hotmail,co,uk
	Preston, Lancashire, England
Comment:	A very intresting puzzle thanks.
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2008.07.19	Adam
	Tokyo, Japan
Comment:	Thanks for the entertainment. I love Borges.
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2008.07.18	Scott Laundy scottlaundy@bigpond.com
	Byford, Western Australia, Australia
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2008.07.18	Kathy Wright latte_oz@yahoo.com.au
	Brisbane, Australia
Comment:	Fantastic concept - wish I could see the real book!
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2008.07.17	Ray
	Preston, UK
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2008.07.16	Michael michaelbachmayer@hotmail.com
	Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Comment:	... It really wasnt that hard.
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2008.07.15	Rainer Gruber
	Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Comment:	At the beach we like to lay down on the sand because the porosity and structurelessness of sand caresses our skin. So is this book, an airy wind caressing our life, telling that life is more than the structures we introduce.
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2008.07.14	A.J.
	Dallas, Texas, USA
Comment:	Sand is more than just a beach accessory.
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2008.07.14	Licisca silver_shadow@inbox.ru
	Krasnodar, Russia
Comment:	Thank you for the chance to enjoy again this wonderful story! By the way solving of this puzzle was not so easy for me as english is not my native language:)
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2008.07.11	Chase Shaw
	Millport, United States
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2008.07.08	Purushothamnan purushothaman_avaroth@yahoo.com
	Mumbai ( Bombay ), Maharashtra, India
Comment:	The words Bikaner, Holy writ, Bombay, double columns, rupees, indian language, Book of Sand and the sentence " he was of the lowest caste, nobody but other untouchables could tread his shadow without contamination" suggest that Borges had Mahabharata in his mind when he wrote the story. A great story and a good puzzle.
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2008.07.05	suncana
	paris, france
Comment:	i am just beginning to discover borges -- i love books and have always been fascinated with libraries, am looking forward to reading more.
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2008.07.02	harindranath harindranatha@yahoo.com
	Calcutta (Kolkata), West Bengal, India
Comment:	"I suspect that when Borges wrote his story, he had the Maha·bhárata in mind." This is what Vaughan Pilikian said about the Book of Sand. http://www.claysanskritlibrary.org/about_mahabharata.php
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2008.06.25	anthox
	east of you, west of you
Comment:	i am and you am who are i
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2008.06.18	Anthony Leite
	Clermont-Ferrand, France
Comment:	:)
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2008.06.11	chris shadowking791@hotmail.com
	greencastle , PA, USA
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2008.06.11	izah
	brisbane, QLD, Australia
Comment:	nice puzzle
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2008.06.08	Paolo
	SAlerno, Italy
Comment:	I d liek to see all the paths we belong in the garden of forking paths
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2008.06.07	H.S.T.
	Halifax, Canada
Comment:	Unique presentation of a great story. Thanks for making this site.
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2008.06.06	Robert
	Edinburgh, Scotland
Comment:	An intriguing presentation for an intriguing story. By chance, I stumbled on the beginning of the story with my first click, which made it more intriguing, still.
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2008.06.05	Phiala sarah.goslee@gmail.com
	State College, PA, USA
Comment:	Fun, and an interesting use of new media for an old story.
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2008.06.04	J. L. Borges
	buenos aires, argentina
Comment:	sorry, i have the laptop of sand.
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2008.06.04	J. L. Borges
	buenos aires, argentina
Comment:	it was harder to solve than to write.
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2008.06.04	J. L. Borges
	buenos aires, argentina
Comment:	it was harder to solve than to write.
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2008.06.04	Shannon M
	PA, USA
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2008.06.04	irene b brirene@gmail.com
	buenos aires, argentina
Comment:	It invites a slow tasting of the story...
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2008.06.03	Wendy
	Toronto, Canada
Comment:	Lovely little puzzle, thanks for making this.
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2008.06.02	Robert Wilkes green_man@hotmail.co.uk
	Truro, United Kingdom
Comment:	The Book of Sand is one of the most intriguing stories I've ever read: the idea of a book without a beginning or end is ingenious.
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2008.06.01	madeleine
	austin, united states
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2008.05.31	Sebastian Raisanen supermn403@yahoo.com
	Dallas, TX, United States
Comment:	I loved the story
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2008.05.31	Lirone
	London, UK
Comment:	An intriguing way to read the story...
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2008.05.31	Kristen Haynes
	Brisbane, Australia
Comment:	I enjoyed this puzzle very much; it was a lovely, eerie way to be introduced to this delightful, disturbing story.
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2008.05.30	Michael oakenking@gmail.com
	Dallas, TX, USA
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2008.05.30	Kim
	Placentia, United States
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2008.05.29	Julie Viehweg
	Princeton, New Jersey, USA
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2008.05.28	scorpionqueen e14l@btinternet.com
	CHORLE, LANCASHIRE, ENGLAND
Comment:	great
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2008.05.27	Eden Smitelli
	Plainview, NY, USA
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2008.05.25	Laura prietenulspion@yahoo.com
	Bucuresti, Romania
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2008.05.23	Lisa
	Auckland, New Zealand
Comment:	Thank you, it was great fun. And reminds me of post-modernist films that are exploring fractured timelines these days.
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2008.05.15	FLW
	Lenexa, USA
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2008.05.14	Jahn
	New York City, United States
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2008.05.13	Anonymous Anonymous
	Anonymous, Anonymous, Anonymous
Comment:	Anonymous
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2008.05.12	Riq
	London, England
Comment:	A beautiful little puzzle, for a peculiar tale. I am grateful for your work, and look forward to more.
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2008.05.12	Riq tariqryork@gmail.com
	London, England
Comment:	A beautiful little puzzle, for a peculiar tale. I am grateful for your work, and look forward to more.
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2008.05.10	David
	Porter, United States of America
Comment:	Pretty cool, I enjoyed it. Found this randomly searching for 71011345. XD
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2008.05.10	David
	Porter, United States of America
Comment:	Hmm... Interesting... I enjoyed the puzzle. Congratulations on the layout, this was fun.
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2008.05.08	Natalie
	Peoria, AZ, USA
Comment:	AWSOME!!!!!!! This story was on my english final...
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2008.05.08	Natalie
	Peoria, AZ, USA
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2008.05.07	Josefina josefina.enfedaque@gmail.com
	Brussels, Belgium
Comment:	A deliciously Borgian meta-text. Thanks!
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2008.05.06	Jake bluescorpio1987@yahoo.com
	Fort Worth, TX, US
Comment:	I admit my disappointment. Not of this site, or the short story featured here... No, I am disappointed, because in my musings of God, and the Universe, I came up with a small story of a similar nature, featuring a strange book, although it didn't have an infinite number of pages. It was more or less a journal filled with notes and what not, providing cosmic truths and what have you. The quest for originality is a hard and winding one, perhaps without end...
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2008.05.04	James
	Columbia, USA
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2008.05.01	secil sechilsonmez@gmail.com
	istanbul, turkey
Comment:	fun
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2008.04.30	Lucas Westermann
	Munich, Germany
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2008.04.30	Moritz Wagner
	Munich, Germany
Comment:	wowww sooo cooooooool!!! i love ittt
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2008.04.30	tyler borbe
	Munich, Germany
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2008.04.30	Alexander
	München, Germany
Comment:	good
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2008.04.30	Celina Simen maeceli@hotmail.com
	Planegg, Bavaria, Germany
Comment:	The puzzle was pretty easy to solve but it tok me a while because at first I thought it had something to do with the numbers but in the end it didnt and then going through it a second time I got it right away!
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2008.04.30	Alex
	Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Comment:	awesome, pretty fun
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2008.04.30	Erik martin
	Oberamergau, germany
Comment:	this was pretty cool we did this in english it was a lot better than doing other english work
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2008.04.30	Kris
	Munich, Germany
Comment:	It took a while but there were a few details that i thought did not fit that well but the larger details did not seem to fit another way.
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2008.04.29	Jillian K
	Boston, MA
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2008.04.27	Kadee Barrett OceanEyes117@gmail.com
	Rohnert Park, CA, United States
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2008.04.26	Maya
	West Lafayette, USA
Comment:	This is one of my favorite short stories ever!
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2008.04.24	Brandi Burns
	Tallahassee, FL, 32304
Comment:	meow
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2008.04.24	Brandi Burns
	Tallahassee, FL, 32304
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2008.04.24	Brandi Burns
	Tallahassee, FL, 32304
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2008.04.23	Jesse D
	Alexandria, VA, US
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2008.04.21	Jesse
	B.F.E, Oklahoma, good ol' U.S. of A.
Comment:	i'd much rather take a nap in class than do this but fun none the less
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2008.04.21	Lyndy Parris
	Bennington, Oklahoma, United States
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2008.04.20	Tim
	Portland, OR, USA
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2008.04.19	Eddie Goldenberg
	Tel Aviv, Israel
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2008.04.18	Shaun Tipton grandadmiralronin@yahoo.com
	Kingston, TN, USA
Comment:	I read this story in middle school and really enjoyed it. This puzzle was a fun way of both reading it again and exercising my brain :D
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2008.04.18	Rakïmt
	NSW, Australia
Comment:	Reminds me of Myst
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2008.04.16	spazland spazland_4@hotmail.com
	qld, Australia
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2008.04.14	Robert Berry
	Liverpool, UK
Comment:	Thanks for the puzzle. :)
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2008.03.24	Gill Darling
	manchester, UK
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2008.03.24	Jarrod
	Huntington, West Virginia
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2008.03.19	Quin Waterman
	Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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2008.03.18	Jim Hodge jhodge@uchicago.edu
	Chicago, IL, USA
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2008.03.17	Amy
	Dapto, Australia
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2008.03.16	JohnCacher
	St Helens, UK
Comment:	How intriguing can you get? Now its out in the field again to boost my literary knowledge.
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2008.03.14	Ian (dad of "scooby 'n' dad) ian.hart1@tiscali.co.uk
	Coppull, UK
Comment:	Great little puzzle and story, many thanks
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2008.03.12	Vilmarie
	ny, United States
Comment:	Interesting story
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2008.03.12	Brian
	Warren, USA
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2008.03.12	Cat
	Coppull, England
Comment:	Oh wow what a cool story! Learnt lots of big words (M'only little) Thanks muchly for putting this online!
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2008.03.12	Stewart Starbuck thedemonologist@gmail.com
	Plymouth, Devon, United Kingdom
Comment:	Thanks to my love, Cat, for showing me a great little puzzle!
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2008.03.04	Ms. Darnell's Rocking 2nd Period Class
	Da Ville, Kentucky, The Great United States of America
Comment:	If you are looking for the best English class to attend, please contact us at anytime.
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2008.03.04	Mrs. Darney's Class
	Louisville, KY, USA
Comment:	lol we r00l
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2008.03.02	Kevin
	Vancouver, Canada
Comment:	first try..but I've read the book before which I guess is kind of cheating but it was still fun to try and remember the correct sequence.
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2008.03.02	Alan Duxbury alandux44@hotmail.com
	Bury, Lancashire, England
Comment:	I am amazed I got it right on only the second attempt.
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2008.02.28	Fady Bahig
	Alexandria, Egypt
Comment:	I will include a dedication to you Borges in my upcoming novel.
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2008.02.27	Elena Bajo elena@elenabajo.com
	Madrid, Spain
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2008.02.26	WolfHawk
	St. Louis, US
Comment:	Nice little puzzle. Wish the book was real.
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2008.02.26	Maura
	New¦York, USA
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2008.02.25	Tapajit Dey
	Kolaghat, West Bengal, INDIA
Comment:	nICE pUZZLE bUT sOME oF tHE pAGES aRE lOST aNYWAY
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2008.02.25	shobhit shubhuhere@gmail.com
	bokaro steel city, jharkhand, india
Comment:	the puzzle was interesting and indeed required gud concentration for figuring out the answer
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2008.02.24	Diana M
	Birmingham, UK
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2008.02.23	April Turner
	Preston, Lancashire, England
Comment:	Enjoyed the puzzle.
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2008.02.22	Stephanie Houser shouser@charter.net
	Paso Robles, California, USA
Comment:	A delightful romp through the pages of a story. I enjoyed finding clues to the 'correct order'. This was a wonderful way to imitate the format of 'The Book of Sand' in the story. Thank you.
2001.11.23	Scottiek (JMK) Pineen@aol.com	Rye Brook, New York, USA
2001.11.19	Rune Gamborg runegamborg@hotmail.com	Aarhus, Denmark
Comment:	Nice site.
2001.11.11	Heidi Madsen	Aarhus, Denmark
Comment:	V e r y nice site!!
2001.11.05	Denis Cantin	Québec, Canada
2001.10.26	Lee Menconi	San Francisco, California, USA
2001.10.26	Jessica Steiger McMahon	Lago Vista, Texas, USA
2001.10.20	Heather Hoffstatter	Stillwater, Oklahoma, USA
2001.10.13	Jefferson M. DeMarco	Pacific Grove, California, USA
2001.10.03	Jon Argaman	Oberlin, Ohio, USA
2001.10.02	Banu NAZIKCAN	Istanbul, Turkey
2001.09.26	Aboulafia	Paris, France
Comment:	Well done web site, congratulations
2001.09.13	John Nocar	Columbus, Ohio, USA
2001.09.08	Kimberly Victorian KJVctorian@aol.com	Houston, Texas, USA
2001.09.05	Rhonda Pistole	Jacksonville, Florida, USA
2001.08.27	Carl Buchanan carlb@utm.edu	Union City, Tennessee, USA
2001.06.22	Ivan Kalafatic	Belgrade, Yugoslavia
2001.05.24	Peggy Craft	Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
2001.03.25	Phuoc Nguyen	Omaha, Nebraska, USA
2001.03.07	Joseph Clarke	Cinncinatti, Ohio, USA
2001.02.23	Erik Lönnrot	Buenos Aires, Argentina