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DREAMS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE

Posted on March 14, 2010 by Dave

”From a young age (the earliest recorded is twelve), Lewis Carroll liked to play with words, using anagrams and different languages. He even made his pseudonym, Lewis Carroll, by translating his first two names, Charles Lutwidge, into Latin, Carolus Lodovicus, … Continue reading →

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