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Old 11th April 2012, 09:21 PM   #181 (permalink)
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That's certainly commendable.
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Old 18th April 2012, 09:13 PM   #182 (permalink)
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I've just been informed that corrections for all of "your" errors will be in the 4th printing which should be in stores in October, Fiorina 161.
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I probably won't upgrade
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I've just been informed that corrections for all of "your" errors will be in the 4th printing which should be in stores in October, Fiorina 161.
Did they mention a cutoff date for corrections? I'm still working my way through this volume!
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Did they mention a cutoff date for corrections? I'm still working my way through this volume!
No, Stefan didn't mention any deadline, but I got the impression when I dropped the first batch of your corrections on him that he was uncertain whether there would be time to insert them. However, he has also told me that this is a work in progress, and that any corrections that don't make it this time WILL make it into the next printing.
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Hi all! After a loooong break, I have resumed checking the 2011 edition. Good news is no more typos I've noticed until this one:

189.12: the thing they noticed with the monster’s face was cleaned] the thing they noticed when the monster’s face was cleaned
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Gah! Ack!
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Old 23rd March 2013, 11:25 AM   #188 (permalink)
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Hi all! After a loooong break, I have resumed checking the 2011 edition. Good news is no more typos I've noticed until this one:

189.12: the thing they noticed with the monster’s face was cleaned] the thing they noticed when the monster’s face was cleaned
Thanks, Fiorina161! I've just e-mailed Stefan about it!
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That was my first time reading the infamous Reanimator, and oh lord, will it be my last

Found another in The Hound:

216.21: the abhorred practice of grave-robing]
the abhorred practice of grave-robbing
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From The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath:

417.2: Only by constantly smoking stong thagweed] Only by constantly smoking strong thagweed
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422.3: It was the mignight yell of the cat] It was the midnight yell of the cat
425.23: The next day they spoke a ship with violet sails] The next day they spoke with a ship with violet sails

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422.3: It was the mignight yell of the cat] It was the midnight yell of the cat
425.23: The next day they spoke a ship with violet sails] The next day they spoke with a ship with violet sails
Thanks!
I'm not sure about the last one -- I think I checked it at the time and found that "speak" could be used that way in an archaic sense.
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425.23: The next day they spoke a ship with violet sails] The next day they spoke with a ship with violet sails
Asked Joshi, and got a quick reply:

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No, this is not a typo. To speak a ship is nautical lingo for two ships passing each other.
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