The Island of the Day Before by Umberto Eco
1995
Harcourt Brace |
| PAGE | BAD TEXT | CORRECTION |
| 14, 81, 466 | ...must have made as picturesque as a Last Judgement. | Judgment [no other British spellings used] |
| 205 | ...the ship sailed up the coast of Chile to the west and anchored at a desert island ... The climate was salubrious and the vegetation luxuriant... | deserted |
| 238 | Not beig enough to contain everything that was missing, but an extra hole, in any case. | [ ] |
| 266 & 289 | Say Holywood, if you like. [p266]
Oh, Holy Wood! [p289]
| [consistency] |
| 510 | ...he saw that they sky was more vast that he had believed, | than |
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