{The Mantelpiece (2) [continued]}[21st December 1987]

[Redbook4:247-248][19871221:0000c]{The Mantelpiece (2) [continued]}[21st December 1987]

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If that* is so, the Knaves 'Circle' (or Way) of the Mantelshelf (T1- TVII), instead of following an Outer-Circle rotating pattern (as I had assumed Knaves would) from A~, and back again – instead leaps from A~ (T1) to R~ (TII) (via the close link frequently noted),** rotates in an Inner Circle direction R~(TII)-J~(TIII)-U~(TIV)-S~(TV), and at +C†I~ reverses sharply to start the Knights Outer Circle via S~ (TVII) again.

[Text of ms diagram of which an extract is shown above:]

				+C[†I~]
				0 Fool
	R~			VI Lover	←	←┐	S~
		II High Priestess	←┐	└ |	→VII Chariot	V High Priest
G~		↓	\	☼		↑		M~
(Invisible card 'Recorder'?)		III Empress	↑ →	↓ →↓→	→	IV Emperor		(Invisible card 'Actor'?)
	J~		└	I Magician			U~
				A~

[This diagram appears almost identical to the second at [Redbook4:243-244][19871219:1055j]{The Mantelpiece (1) [continued (4)]}[19th December 1987], except that unlike both of those it is a circle diagram not a square/rectangular one, i.e. with mostly curving arrows not straight ones.]

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*[See last previous entry, especially final paragraph.]

**[See [Redbook4:242-243][19871219:1055i]{The Mantelpiece (1) [continued (3)]}[19th December 1987]. including footnote ** thereto.]

***God, these little diagrams are satisfying!

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