XCode 4.2 for Snow Leopard?

Where can I find XCode 4.2 for Snow Leopard?  Lots of sites assure me I can find it
at the Downloads for Apple Developers (and I'm pretty sure I found it there
for my other computer), but when I look now, there's only 4.2 for Lion and
3.x.x for Snow Leopard. 
Is there somewhere else I can find it?
Thanks.

So it used to be free and now you have to pay for it?  I'm sure the fanboys will explain that that's really cool of Apple to do that, but it strikes me as pretty dickish. 
I'm sure I can dig up an old copy at work somewhere on Monday.

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    If you need assistance, please contact the ADC Support Team.
    If you feel you received this message in error, please reference this code when contacting the ADC Support Team: P1

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