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Subject:      Sci-Fi about conlang kids?
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Hi all,

A colleague has just sent me a query that I thought Lojbanists should surely
be able to answer, and I quote:

> Also back in the pre-dawn mists of 1980, Ian Watson wrote a nifty sci-fi
> called "...?..." about various experiments performed on childen, reared ab ovo
> to speak specially constructed languages to see how they push-pull-meshed

Any ideas?

co'o
la tim