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AUDIT ROW #252 · THE CLASS TEST, PRINTED AT ITS RESULT
The checklist asks for a poetry succession — a poet of record and the line that followed — and on Walkerton's ground the test returns no succession to print. The fame and catalogue sweep this build runs for the town returns exactly three names of national record — Urey the physicist, LaFeber the historian, Blount the driver — and no poet stands among them or behind them in the Indiana poetry record as reached. The floor instance's pattern, a poet who built a college and the campus line that followed her, belongs to another city's ground and is not borrowed. What this ground holds instead is a school line: the John Glenn school paper, The Aerial, whose course the checklist names as the local limb. The Aerial's own run — its founding, editors, and end or continuation — does not stand in any record this seat reached; it lives, if anywhere, in the school corporation's own archive, and that archive is the named settler. The item closes as a tested negative at catalogue strength, with the school-archive limb open under its settler.