She took the punch to Fathy. He compared it to the font glyphs and smiled sadly. "These punches aren't just shapes," he said. "They were made by people who used letters to record routes — secret paths merchants used to move between cities, paths for pilgrims, routes for those who hid when the city forbade them." Fathy recalled tales of a guild called the Naqsh—engravers who encoded maps into type so a printed page could hide a city inside a poem.
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