iCHOOSE YOUR OWN ADVENTURE . 18		typed-hole.org	70
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iUNDERGROUND KINGDOM BY EDWARD PACKARD		typed-hole.org	70
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iILLUSTRATED BY ANTHONY KRAMER		typed-hole.org	70
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iBANTAM BOOKS TORONTO . NEW YORK . LONDON . SYDNEY . AUCKLAND		typed-hole.org	70
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iWARNING!!!! Do not read this book straight through from beginning to		typed-hole.org	70
iend! These pages contain many different adventures you can have as you		typed-hole.org	70
itry to reach the Underground Kingdom. From time to time as you read		typed-hole.org	70
ialong, you will be asked to make a choice. Your choice may lead to		typed-hole.org	70
isuccess or to disaster! The adventures you have will be the result of		typed-hole.org	70
ithe decisions you make. After you make your choice, follow the		typed-hole.org	70
iinstructions to see what happens to you next.		typed-hole.org	70
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iSPECIAL WARNING!!!! The Underground Kingdom is not easy to reach. Many		typed-hole.org	70
ireaders never get there. Others never return. Before starting out on		typed-hole.org	70
iyour journey, you may want to read Professor Bruckner's theory, which		typed-hole.org	70
iis set forth on the pages that follow. Professor Bruckner is a rather		typed-hole.org	70
iboring writer, and I wouldn't suggest that you bother to read his		typed-hole.org	70
itheory, except that, if you ever get to the Underground Kingdom, it		typed-hole.org	70
imight save your life. Good luck!		typed-hole.org	70
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