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1.5 A Major Step Forward
1.6 Living in the Ear Now
1.7 The Power of the Low Second Finger
1.8 The High Road and the Low Road
1.9 Trying Triads
1.10 The Way of Fiddling
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2.2 Look Both Ways Before You Cross
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2.4 Gotta Love the Low First
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