Trinity by Leon Uris
1976
Doubleday |
| PAGE | BAD TEXT | CORRECTION |
| 95 | The new demands to practice egalitarianism for the first time in one's life was confusing. | were |
| 121 | Her father thrice vowed she could die in poverty, thrice relented, and thrice revowed in a transchannel chase and capture gamble that spanned three year. | [six vows total, without insufficient "relents" for new vows to be needed] |
| 172 | "We went into the Protestant Cathedra," he said, and both of us starting bawling. | started |
| 202 | He hunched and growled his way to the rostrum, covering his chagrin at Roger's coup, shaking Roger's hand to portraying the unity of east and west... | portray |
| 384 | ...after years of hassel, Sir Frederick was able to obtain... | hassle |
| 472 | A few times she chanced on affair out of sheer loneliness. | an |
| 689 & 702 | April 14, 1912, London (Reuters) After acceptance of the third Home Rule Bill in the House of Commons... [versus] I was on a continuous treamill these days between Dublin, Ulster and London as the year 1912 came to a close and the government prepared the Home Rule Bill for its second | Continuity |
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