Or it's another PoMo trick, as are the deliberately
misnumbered or missing sections My favorite expository passage in Insurrecto describes, and possesses, Chiara's mother Virginie: "When she wakes up, her hand is still on her body, a warmth pervades her in the hotel in Hong Kong, despite the ice.
All subsequent quotations from Wilkins's Mercury come from the 1694 edition, as I wanted to avoid the confusion which might be caused by the
misnumbered pages of the first edition.
103, the transliterated lines are 32-34, not 31-33 as stated; Lacheman
misnumbered the lines in his published copy.
Yet in The Garden of Eden manuscript, the page before David destroys the passage from the honeymoon narrative is
misnumbered, and the onion-skin pencil holograph has been sliced in two with scissors.
Lawrence
misnumbers the MS here, creating two "page 9 s).
While the author is able to corroborate this claim with suitable examples, his examples of misspellings,
misnumbered pages, or word-order issues--interesting as they may be in themselves--fall outside "[o]ther cases of economy in language use" (ch.
(50.) Herbert Sutcliffe, "The Purpose of Radiant Living," Radiant Living,
misnumbered 21, no.
If Chicago newspaper readers have noticed an absentmindedness in their favorite daily--a bad photo caption, perhaps, or a
misnumbered jump page--it may be that worker bees in the city rooms are distracted over who is in charge.
To be sure, there are very few technical errors in the work--some minor typos, the notes to chapter eight are
misnumbered, Matthew Lewis is misnamed "Mark" (225 n38)--so I don't doubt that there was a thorough checking before publication.
References were
misnumbered in the Appendix Table of the article Mycobacterium lentiflavum in Drinking Water Supplies, Australia (H.M.
(72) 'Miss Frost's 1000th Recital' in Congregationalist XXIX [the volumes are
misnumbered, and this should be v.XXXIII], n.12, 1 Dec 1940, 5.
Evidence for this claim includes the fact that all of the section headings are missing in chapters 6, 7, 8, 10 and 12 (added to which, the third section in chapter 7 is
misnumbered 6.3); and that the text includes references to Isiah (sic) Berlin, Gottfreid (sic) Haberler (both repeated in the Index), and Budhist (sic) sculptures, and Dainard (sic) jars, and The New Mercantalism (sic), and 'the acceleration principle and general', and mise-ducation (sic), and eve-ryone (sic), and disap-pointing (sic); and that in the description of equation (1) a miscreant [L.sub.L] masquerades as [L.sub.c]; and that James Meade is labelled both a socialist (p.