In the making or solving of double acrostics, has it ever occurred to you to consider the variety and limitation of the pair of initial and final letters available for cross words? You may have to find a word beginning with $A$ and ending with $B,$ or $A$ and $C,$ or $A$ and $D,$ and so on. Some combinations are obviously impossible —s uch, for example, as those with Q at the end. But let us assume that a good English word can be found for every case. Then how many possible pairs of letters are available?
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