# Endnotes explained — A Tangled Tale

> Chapter companion for A Tangled Tale by Lewis Carroll.

## What happens

The chapter contains brief endnotes clarifying the meaning of the Pigeon-English term 'Maskee' and acknowledging a deceased friend as the source of the preceding essay.

## Key lines

> Maskee, in Pigeon-English, means without.

The word 'Maskee' in Pigeon-English translates to 'without'.

_Definition of a Pigeon-English term._

> For the above Essay I am indebted to a dear friend, now deceased.

The writer credits a deceased friend for the preceding essay.

_Acknowledgment of authorship._

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