Carmichael's Dog by Richard M. Koster
1992
W. W. Norton & Company |
| PAGE | BAD TEXT | CORRECTION |
| 72 | ... the rotting piers, the blocks of gin mills beside them, the tunbledown human antheaps, the cruel streets. | tumbledown |
| 92 | On walking, however, Carmichael couldn't recall it. | waking |
| 100 | But pain to the level of suffering is not strictly required, not do creative peaks imply chasms of misery. | nor |
| 101 | ... Carmichael's treasure of pain was largely wasted, allowed to slosh over the rim of his artistry, so as to slop his life and [] lives of those near him. | the |
| 102 | Efficient parasites take a longer view and settle in more or less like rentiers. | renters |
| 189 | She was boarding more than a cohort of devils, but only half a dozen of my branch, admitted years before during her pregnancy [] a means of putting up with that unwanted state. | as |
| 194 | She wanted nothing more than to cuddle and pamper him but knew it was better for him to treat him like a man. | her |
| 223 | One fool project after another, far unlike his sensible compatriot, who on inventing the hammock simply lay down [] in and never lifted a finger again. | in or on |
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