Larkin's third place

Hob Larkin, a cellarman, has entered four hundred places beneath Sarrum, and one of them bears a ground-book entry complete in every column but the column for the finding, where what was found should be written; that he left blank, and on purpose. He will not go back. He will not say what it is. Nor did he wish the Brethren sent.

Also in this age

• 4601 · The Concord's visit to Combe Bourne · Spirits & pacts, Sarrum and Its County
• 4601 · The Enginemead shed subsidence and survey of 4601 · Disaster, Sarrum and Its County
• 4601 · The Failed Relief Convoy at Grey Salt Haven · Disaster, Over the Horizon
• c. 4601 · The striking of Halloway's Company · Crime & case, Sarrum and Its County
• 4602 · The chapter's answer on the Black Stone spring · Religious, Sarrum and Its County
• 4602 · The chapter's refusal to certify, 4602 · Religious, Kent and the Narrow Sea

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