Binkly's have also procured for me (and from the same source as the Translation of Uses m.s.) an equally small number of a volume I have read much of, but have never had the good fortune to peruse, and which, within knowledgeable circles, goes by the name of the Volmithig Dimantis.
Due to translation difficulties, this volume yet sits in the hands of the British Customs and Excise Agency, being deemed, for the time being, 'undesirable literature'. How a thing they could not hope to translate in a thousand years could be deemed 'undesirable' is beyond my humble comprehension. The matter is also complicated by the unwarranted petition by certain other agencies who have lain claim against them, claiming that, historically, the works are theirs as a fee for their purchase was duly tendered (sometime in the early 1920's, I believe), but goods never received. They have even gone as far as to produce the original bill of sale. But, in my favour, whereas this bill of sale describes the volume, its name is not specified.
Rest assured, dear reader, upon their release to me, I shall (after first removing a copy for my own meagre library) place the remainder upon this site for your discerning inspection.
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