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sources (13 of 49)
- OCR struggles with (whose?) endpaper notes, at A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Papers, Some whereof were never before Printed... (London, printed for George Sawbridge... in Little Britain, 1712)
Bodleian copy (accession stamp 17 November 1936) - OCR cross-column misread at “The Venetian, a Tale,” in The Lady’s Magazine, Or, Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, appropriated solely to their use and amusement. (London; “For August, 1791”) : 411-416 (414)
- ex OCR cross-column misread, involving a letter to the editor (author “unknown to us”) and “Prospects of Europe” at Niles’ Weekly Register (The Past—The Present—For the Future.) 17:3 (Baltimore; September 18, 1819) : 34
- OCR cross-column misread, involving “The Romance of History : Woman’s Fidelity unto Death” and “Retribution”, at New-York Mirror 14:35 (Saturday, February 25, 1837) : 275
- OCR confusion (inscrutable) at Charles [James] Mathews (1803-78 *). Why did you die? A petite comedy, in one act (London, 1837) : 20
BL copy, bound together with J. Palgrave Simpson, “Without Incombrances, A Farce” (1850?; BM stamp 1859) and Thomas Haynes Bayly, “You Can’t Marry Your Grandmother. An original petite comedy in Two Acts” (BM stamp 1859) - OCR cross-column misread, at “The Cabin Boy. A Tale, founded on fact.” [by C. B.] in The Rural Repository Devoted to Polite Literature 15:17 (Hudson, N.Y.; Saturday, February 2, 1839) : 129-133 (131)
- OCR cross-colum misread at “Position and Prospects of Russia” (a passage on serfs, and either reform or revolution), in Tait’s Edinburgh Magazine 15 (December 1848) : 825-828 (827)
- OCR misread, involving an m-dash and a cross-column jump, at M. Bethm-Edwards, “The Second Part of ‘Faust’: A Study,” in The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art 39:1 (January 1884) : 119-126 (120)
- OCR cross-column misread, at The Count of Monte-Cristo or, The Adventures of Edmond Dantes (New York, 1893) : 243
- obscure, evidently page 208 (in diagram), at Manufacturers’ Record (A weekly Southern industrial, railroad and financial newspaper) 45:10 (Baltimore; March 24, 1904) : 207
- somewhat confused OCR cross-column misread, at “An advertisement that was discussed by an entire city” in The St. Louis Lumberman 48:1 (St. Louis; July 1, 1911) : 66
- OCR cross-column misread, snippet view only, Pearson’s Magazine 36 (1913) : 366
The “chicken sandwich” passage can be found in Edgar Jepson (1863-1938 *), his Happy Pollyooly, the Rich Little Poor Girl (1915) : 84
- inscrutable OCR cross-column misread at full-page advertisement for “The Coffield Tire Protector” at Automotive Industries, The Automobile 38:1 (January 3, 1918) : 171