Chapter 14 - Revision history

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* (Salt 4; third Eusa story; Eustace; Goodparley's story; Punch show; Goodparley's program; Belnot's fate; toward Cambry)
* Riddley finds Belnot, but Goodparley has found them both. The bag of "yellerboy stoan" turns out to be central to Goodparley's plans, and prompts him to reveal privileged information to Riddley, including the origin of the Eusa Story as well as his own painful history. He also reveals what the hunchbacked puppet, Mr. [[Punch]], is for.
* The Ram has preserved a single piece of ancient writing—modern commentary on the story of Saint [[Eustace]]—and over the course of six pages, Goodparley misreads nearly every word of it. At first these are hilariously irrelevant misreadings, which provide what may be the funniest passage in the book. Toward the end, they become deadly serious: Goodparley has managed somehow to extract a scrap of scientific knowledge from the religious text, and proves to be willing to go to any lengths to get the rest.

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 * Riddley finds Belnot, but Goodparley has found them both. The bag of "yellerboy stoan" turns out to be central to Goodparley's plans, and prompts him to reveal privileged information to Riddley, including the origin of the Eusa Story as well as his own painful history. He also reveals what the hunchbacked puppet, Mr. [[Punch]], is for.
 * The Ram has preserved a single piece of ancient writing—modern commentary on the story of Saint [[Eustace]]—and over the course of six pages, Goodparley misreads nearly every word of it. At first these are hilariously irrelevant misreadings, which provide what may be the funniest passage in the book. Toward the end, they become deadly serious: Goodparley has managed somehow to extract a scrap of scientific knowledge from the religious text, and proves to be willing to go to any lengths to get the rest.
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