LOB CORPUS: LIST OF TEXT SAMPLES
The following list contains for each text (1) bibliographical information, (2) line references to the computer version, and (3) information on the number of words in the sample. There are also occasional notes on special features of the texts.
Typographical Errors
All typographical errors which have been corrected (cf. p. 32 in the Manual) are indicated under the relevant text as follows:
Corr
151 theatre [thetre]This means that, in line 151 of the text, theatre has been inserted instead of thetre, which occurred in the original. All occurrences of a sic tag (cf. p. 33 in the Manual) are listed as follows:
Sic
68 dealing were [concord]The information within square brackets draws attention to the special feature singled out by the tag.
A Note on Copyright
Most of the texts from which the samples were taken are under copyright. In all cases where the copyright of an extract could be traced, permission was sought to include the extract (under the terms stated on p. 2 in the Manual) in the corpus free of charge. In the few instances where the copyright holder withheld permission on those terms, alternative extracts were sampled. Relevant details of copyright are included in the following list. Note, however, that our letter to copyright holders gave them the option of not replying, in the knowledge that this would be taken as an indication of their agreement to the use of an extract in the corpus. Where the copyright holder has indicated his consent in this way, we have not added any details about permission in the list of references.
Category A (Press: reportage)
A01 Daily Herald
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February 7, 1961, p. 2 |
"'Stop Electing Life Peers'" by Trevor Williams |
2- 22 |
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"Africans Drop Rivalry..." by Dennis Newson |
23- 50 |
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February 8, 1961, p. 2 |
"No Secret Talks - MacLeod" by Hugh Pilcher |
51- 79 |
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"Deep South Smears Jack's..." |
80-105 |
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February 9, 1961, p. 1 |
"Germany Must Pay" |
106-139 |
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"Waiting" |
140-150 |
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G. |
P. 9 |
"Horrified" |
151-242 |
Used by permission of Mirror Group Newspapers Ltd.
Corr 180 people [peole]
2,003 words
A02 Daily Mail
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September 12, 1961, p. 2 |
"Mac Picks His Market Team" by John Dickie |
2- 48 |
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"Selwyn in Strikeland" from William Forrest |
49-108 |
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C. |
P. 11 |
"Phone Taps" |
109-143 |
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D. |
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"Sir Roy Attacks Kaunda's..." from Harvey Ward |
144-208 |
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September 13, 1961, p. 1 |
"Rab Cracks Down" |
209-239 |
Used by permission of Daily Mail Ltd.
Corr 77 Edusei [Erusei]
2,004 words
A03 The Times, January 10, 1961
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P. 8 |
"Mr. Toure In Zagreb" |
2- 42 |
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"Laos Invitation..." |
43- 76 |
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"New Image of Liberal..." |
77-143 |
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P. 9 |
"Bonn Doubts on European..." |
144-213 |
2,014 words
A04 Daily Worker, June 6, 1961
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P. 1 |
"Mac Given His Orders" |
2- 67 |
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"Mr K Gets Home..." |
68- 98 |
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C. |
Pp. 1, 3 |
"Gaitskell Defends..." from George Sinfield |
99-187 |
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D. |
P. 1 |
"'Take Polaris Away'..." |
188-235 |
Used by permission of the Morning Star Co-Operative Society Ltd.
Corr 86 crash [crush]
133 should [schould]
2,006 words
A05 Daily Telegraph, October 19, 1961, p. 1
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"'One Force' Aim for..." by H. B. Boyne |
2- 67 |
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"Gains for Dr. Verwoerd's..." from Colin Reid |
68- 98 |
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"Mobilisation if..." |
99-127 |
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"Getting Used to Anxiety" by T. F. Lindsay |
128-220 |
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"M. P.s Protest as Embassy" |
221-240 |
A, B and D used by permission of the Daily Telegraph
Corr 53 Sir [Sir.]
165 remarkable [remakable]
Sic 113 we must not - and I am not - be [syntax]
2,005 words
A06 Daily Sketch
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July 28, 1961, p. 20 |
"Early Curb on the..." by Michael Stevenson |
2- 32 |
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B. |
July 29, 1961, p. 1 |
"Foulkes Refuses Suicide" |
33- 55 |
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C. |
July 31, 1961, p. 2 |
"Warlike Flows the Neva" |
56- 77 |
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D. |
August 1, 1961, pp. 1, 16 |
"Lone Tory MP Lashes..." by Michael Stevenson |
78-137 |
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August 3, 1961, p. 2 |
"Mac Sees Europe..." by Michael Stevenson |
138-194 |
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F. |
August 4, 1961, p. 2 |
"Yes, It's a Goldrush,..." |
195-215 |
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August 5, 1961, p. 16 |
"K Cries I Spy Nazis" |
216-246 |
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August 9, 1961, p. 1 |
"Thousands Scared by..." |
247-256 |
Used by permission of Daily Mail Ltd.
2,008 words
A07 Daily Express, January 14, 1961
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P. 9 |
"Follow Winter at Sandown" by The Scout |
2- 55 |
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"Retour de Flamme for the..." by Peter O'Sullevan |
56-104 |
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C. |
P. 10 |
"League v. Players - ..." by Clive Toye |
105-154 |
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"Mr. X Will Be Happy..." by Robert Findlay |
155-219 |
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"Cheung From China Faces..." by Mike Langley |
220-235 |
Used by permission of London Express News and Feature Services.
Sic 161 accused as [function word]
2,002 words
A08 Daily Telegraph, February 3, 1961, p. 9
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"Newport Nearly Stick..." by Rupert Cherry |
2- 60 |
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"Eastern Counties Without..." |
61- 88 |
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"Navy's Weak Covering..." by Arthurian |
89-128 |
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"Hospitals Match Off" |
129-132 |
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"Azam Top Seed" |
133-137 |
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"John Conroy Out..." |
138-220 |
2,017 words
A09 Daily Express
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March 22, 1961, p. 3 |
"William Hickey Column" |
2-159 |
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B. |
March 23, 1961, p. 3 |
"William Hickey Column" |
160-233 |
Used by permission of London Express News and Feature Service.
2,012 words
A10 Daily Mail
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June 14, 1961, p. 4 |
"Paul Tanfield Diary" |
2- 80 |
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B. |
June 15, 1961, p. 4 |
"Paul Tanfield Diary" |
81-236 |
Used by permission of Daily Mail Ltd.
2,009 words
A11 The Times, February 22, 1961, p. 7
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"Tudor Surprise in..." |
2- 58 |
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"Bench Reject Plea..." |
59- 90 |
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"The City's Shops Cut..." |
91-112 |
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"Former Hospital Sold..." |
113-155 |
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"Press Council Member..." |
156-178 |
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"Eton Rate Relief" |
179-210 |
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"Charges Against London..." |
211-215 |
Corr 108 restaurants [resturants]
109 been [bee]
2,032 words
A12 The Daily Mirror, May 30, 1961
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P. 1 |
"Hunt for a Ginger-Haired..." |
2- 72 |
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B. |
P. 2 |
"12 Minutes of the Duke..." |
73-111 |
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"A Man Who Does Four Jobs" |
112-131 |
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"Baronet's Wife Named" |
132-141 |
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"What Labour is Lacking" by James Beecroft |
142-164 |
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F. |
P. 3 |
"Blow by Father Blinded..." |
165-197 |
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"Gardener Accused" |
198-207 |
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H. |
P. 7 |
"She Fell Into HP 'Snare'" |
208-225 |
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I. |
P. 5 |
"More Go on Strike" |
226-236 |
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J. |
P. 4 |
"Get Cracking Britain, ..." |
237-251 |
2,003 words
A13 Daily Worker, April 11, 1961, p. 3
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"Liner Sinks, Burning" |
2- 33 |
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"2,000 Stop as Convener..." |
34- 47 |
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C. |
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"Thrasher Quits the Council" |
48- 66 |
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"The 'Poor Peasants' of..." |
67- 80 |
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"'Banish Killer Dust' Call..." |
81-121 |
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"Pop & Gas Baron for..." |
122-160 |
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"CID in Brewery Shares..." |
161-182 |
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"Sukarno's Call from..." |
183-192 |
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"17 Years in a Home, She..." |
193-206 |
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J. |
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"Easier to Hook a Man..." |
207-229 |
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"Coventry to Greet Bomb..." |
230-252 |
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"Striking Tribute to..." |
253-261 |
Used by permission of the Morning Star Co-operative Society Ltd.
Corr 3 toll [roll]
Sic 58 to which [function word]
174 dealing were [concord]
2,003 words
A14 The Guardian
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November 15, 1961, p. 3 |
"College Servants Join..." |
2- 20 |
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"No Contribution" |
21- 26 |
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"The Day Everything Went..." |
27- 46 |
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"Driving Ban on Judge" |
47-100 |
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E. |
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"Cashiers Coshed and..." |
101-108 |
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"Costs for Lord Mayor" |
109-159 |
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"Minster Rejects..." |
160-178 |
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H. |
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"Mr. Hannen Swaffer" |
179-182 |
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I. |
P. 5 |
"Soviet Minister on Tests". |
183-197 |
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J. |
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"Family Killed in..." |
198-208 |
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K. |
November 16, 1961, p. 5 |
"More Students from the..." |
209-224 |
Used by permission of The Guardian
Corr 82 attended [atended]
92 feel well [fell well]
132 Moseley [Mosely]
187 industrial [insutrial]
193 Technology until [Technologyuntil]
2,011 words
A15 The Financial Times, March 23, 1961, p. 1
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"European Air Fares May..." |
2- 85 |
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",12m. Order for Boiler..." |
86-112 |
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C. |
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"Chain of Shoe Shops for..." |
113-145 |
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"France to Cut Some..." |
146-177 |
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"Dr. Heller Sees Signs of..." |
178-211 |
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"An Irregular Turn in..." by Lex |
212-219 |
Used by permission of The Financial Times
Sic 171 are [concord]
2,003 words
A16 Daily Herald
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November 1, 1961, p. 10 |
"In the City" by George McCarthy |
2- 71 |
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B. |
November 2, 1961, p. 11 |
"In the City" by George McCarthy |
72-132 |
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C. |
November 3, 1961, p. 10 |
"In the City" by George McCarthy |
133-191 |
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D. |
November 4, 1961, p. 8 |
"In the City" by George McCarthy |
192-236 |
Used by permission of Mirror Group Newspapers Ltd.
2,009 words
A17 Daily Telegraph
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September 16, 1961. p. 9 |
"Familiarity Breeds . . ." by Martin Cooper |
2- 87 |
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"Gaining from the Right..." by John Lade |
88-134 |
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September 18, 1961, p. 15 |
"The Only Real Guide..." by W. A. Darlington |
135-206 |
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Used by permission of the Daily Telegraph
2,016 words
A18 The Guardian, October 5, 1961, p. 7
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"Advise and Condense" by W. J. Weatherby |
2- 95 |
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"Franco Zeffirelli" by Gareth Lloyd Evans |
96-194 |
Used by permission of The Guardian
2,033 words
A19 Daily Express
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January 27, 1961, p. 6 |
"The Well-Bred Sneers..." by Bernard Levin |
2-110 |
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B. |
January 28, 1961, p. 6 |
"Poets without Appointments" by Peter Chambers |
111-217 |
Used by permission of London Express News and Featue Services
2,022 words
A20 Sunday Telegraph, October 29, 1961
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P. 1 |
"Army Reserve to Be..." |
2- 35 |
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B. |
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"De Gaulle Will See..." by Gordon Brook-Shepherd |
36- 92 |
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C. |
P. 32 |
"Russia and China in..." |
93-144 |
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D. |
P. 1 |
"Soviet Tanks 'Out-Faced'..." by Reginald Peck |
145-189 |
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"Mr. Brown 'Worried' by..." |
190-213 |
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"Dorniers for New..." |
214-222 |
Used by permission of the Sunday Telegraph
2,001 words
A21 News of the World
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A. |
July 2, 1961, p. 1 |
"Bombers Racing to Kuwait" |
2- 68 |
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B. |
July 9, 1961, pp. 1, 9 |
"Terms Before We Join..." |
69- 90 |
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C. |
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"Now Kruschev Hots Up..." from A. Noyes Thomas |
91-167 |
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July 16, 1961, pp. 1, 9 |
"Come On Britain" by The Chancellor |
168-227 |
2,015 words
A22 Sunday Pictorial
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A. |
August 27, 1961, p. 21 |
"Super Racing" by Don Clarke |
2- 57 |
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B. |
P. 22 |
"Plucky Gelson" |
58- 73 |
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"Sillett Off" |
74- 91 |
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D. |
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"Dyson Grab" by Sam Leitch |
92-124 |
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"Leslie in Spin Trap" by Stan Halsey |
125-158 |
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F. |
September 3, 1961, p. 25 |
"Cool Neill is Twice..." by Jim Beecroft |
159-187 |
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"Brilliant Briggs Is..." |
188-233 |
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H. |
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"Big Search in Scotland" by Stan Halsey |
234-242 |
Sic 155 headed Grimsby's sixtieth minute [missing words]
Note Minor inaccuracies in the spelling of foreign names (unmarked)
2,018 words
A23 Sunday Express, October 8, 1961, p. 30
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"Only Avon's Pride Gives..." by Tom Forrest |
2- 87 |
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"Just Great Our 'Arc' Best" |
88-127 |
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"This Is Lochroe All Over..." by Dick Francis |
128-170 |
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D. |
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"Honeymoor Out" |
171-177 |
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E. |
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"Phil Taylor Charge Sinks..." by John Reed |
178-212 |
Used by permission of London Express News and Feature Services.
2,006 words
A24 The People, April 9, 1961
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P. 9 |
"Ernie Wants a Showdown on..." |
2- 27 |
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"Sack the Manager Cry Fans" |
28- 42 |
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"Hunger City Calls Mayor" |
43- 66 |
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D. |
P. 11 |
"Ten Nurses Flop Exams - ..." |
67- 92 |
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"Don't Show Your Legs:..." |
93-113 |
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"All Worked Up about..." |
114-137 |
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"The B-and-B Raider" |
138-144 |
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"Gaoled Women Let Out - ..." |
145-153 |
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"Bow-WOW of a Party" |
154-157 |
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"Mother Sold Child - ..." |
158-169 |
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K. |
P. 13 |
"Banker's Son Jeremy Sued..." |
170-195 |
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"Bishop Asks Couple to..." |
196-230 |
2,006 words
A25 Sunday Telegraph, April 2, 1961, p. 2
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"Mr. Forte to the Rescue?" |
2-132 |
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"Reyrolle: Phoenix" |
133-200 |
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"Italy Seeks Firms from..." |
201-212 |
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"No Future for Small..." |
213-217 |
Corr 31 But ['But]
139 scatheless [scathless]
Sic 47 has [concord]
2,033 words
A26 The Observer, December 3, 1961, p. 21
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"The Biggest Contest..." by Mervyn Jones |
2-193 |
Used by permission of The Observer
2,004 words
A27 The Coventry Evening Telegraph
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April 25, 1961, p. 1 |
"Engineers' Three-Week..." |
2- 39 |
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"Short-Time Figures..." |
40- 67 |
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"Motor Exports Down in..." |
68- 80 |
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"Algerian Paratroop Attack..." |
81-106 |
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"Laos Cease-Fire Near? |
107-115 |
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"Move for Coach Drinks Fails" |
116-136 |
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April 26, 1961, p. 1 |
"Ceylon Cabinet Orders..." |
137-159 |
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"London Jew Faces Eichmann..." |
160-188 |
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I. |
P. 3 |
"Protest over Berkswell..." |
189-212 |
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"Bill 'Gives Licensees...'" |
213-234 |
Used by permission of The Coventry Evening Telegraph
Corr 199 crossing [clossing]
2,017 words
A28 Evening Chronicle [Newcastle]
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May 31, 1961, p. 1 |
"200,000 Parisians Go..." |
2- 53 |
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"Cheers All the Way for..." |
54- 80 |
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"Mr. Kruschev in..." |
81- 87 |
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D. |
June 1, 1961, p. 9 |
"Labour Outvoted - So..." by Michael Pickering |
88-127 |
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"Councillor Accuses Labour..." |
128-143 |
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F. |
June 3, 1961, p. 1 |
"Comic-Strip Paris Send-Off" |
144-200 |
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June 5, 1961, p. 1 |
"New Summit? Mac and..." by Joseph Tobin |
201-243 |
Used by permission of the Evening Chronicle
Corr 57 Pretoria, [Pretoria.]
206 fashion [fashon]
226 in [ni]
2,007 words
A29 Evening Sentinel [Stoke-on-Trent]
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August 24, 1961, p. 1 |
"Water Guns Hose Berliners..." |
2- 47 |
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B. |
Pp. 1, 12 |
"Threat to Air Corridor..." |
48- 82 |
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C. |
August 26, 1961, p. 1 |
"Row Flares at Berlin..." |
83-130 |
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D. |
P. 4 |
"'Strongest Protest' over..." |
131-189 |
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E. |
August 28, 1961, p. 1 |
"Berlin Puts Blanket on..." |
190-224 |
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F. |
August 29, 1961, p. 1 |
"Castro Urges Brazilians:..." |
225-229 |
Used by permission of the Evening Sentinel, Staffordshire Sentinel Newspapers Ltd.
Corr 159 unanimously [usanimously]
Sic 57 introduces [concord]
110 The 1st Battalion the Welch Regiment [spelling, syntax]
2,014 words
A30 Huddersfield Daily Examiner
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May 25, 1961, p. 1 |
"CLR. Brook Becomes..." |
2-161 |
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"Labour Protest by Not..." |
162-215 |
Used by permission of the Huddersfield Daily Examiner
Corr 110 achievement [achievment]
169 addition [adition]
2,004 words
A31 The Star [Sheffield]
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June 2, 1961, p. 1 |
"Trujillo: A Suspect and..." |
2- 18 |
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"U.S. Will Oppose..." |
19- 41 |
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C. |
P. 4 |
"Mac Puts Accent on Youth..." |
42- 58 |
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D. |
June 3, 1961, p. 1 |
"K. Meets K. Round a..." |
59- 91 |
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E. |
June 5, 1961, pp. 1, 12 |
"Kennedy, Mac Look Ahead..." by Joseph Tobin |
92-144 |
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F. |
June 6, 1961, p. 1 |
"Mac Keeps Silent on..." |
145-167 |
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G. |
P. 5 |
"Wortley Put Their Case..." |
168-202 |
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H. |
June 9, 1961, p. 1 |
"Britain Hits Back as..." |
203-239 |
Used by permission of The Star
Corr 16 Trujillo's [Trujilli's]
31 it was [is was]
129 de Gaulle [d Gaulle]
160 loud [lound]
161 "No" ["No']
201 month. [month]
Sic 160 cries of ... asked [order]
2,013 words
A32 Sporting Chronicle [Manchester] [Mid-Day]
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April 7, 1961, p. 3 |
"Pinturischio Has Impressed" by Old Rowley |
2-202 |
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B. |
April 8, 1961, p. 1 |
"Prince Midge in Windsor Nap" |
203-211 |
Corr 12 presumptuous [presumptious]
79 superstitious [supertitious]
146 distance [listance]
2,033 words
A33 Evening Standard, February 6, 1961
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P. 22 |
"This Cricket Record is... |
2- 23 |
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"Still Aglow" |
24- 42 |
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"Sales Slump" |
43- 60 |
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"Chelsea Stand By" |
61- 75 |
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"Soccer Art" |
76- 90 |
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F. |
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"Amateur Golf Championship..." by John Ingham |
91-108 |
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G. |
P. 23 |
"Downes Fights Rodriguez" by W. Bartleman |
109-122 |
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"Millwall Plan Cuts-..." by Harold Palmer |
123-166 |
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I. |
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"'My Future is Here'" by Bernard Joy |
167-218 |
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J. |
P. 24 |
"Dave Dick is Fined for..." by Peter Scott |
219-231 |
Used by permission of London Express News and Feature Services
2,012 words
A34 Eastern Daily Press [Norwich], August 29, 1961, p. 5
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"Excavation Work Identifies..." |
2- 66 |
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"Second Pilot Vessel..." |
67- 91 |
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"Nine Per Cent. Drop..." |
92-121 |
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D. |
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"West Raynham Airman..." |
122-151 |
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E. |
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"Felmingham Funeral of..." |
152-174 |
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"Theft by Rolls Royce..." |
175-198 |
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"Very Unsatisfactory..." |
199-211 |
Corr 53 occurred [occured]
85 with [will]
Sic 191 The inspector said defendant had [grammar]
2,003 words
A35 Northern Dispatch [Darlington], November 9, 1961, p. 7
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"Court Quiz on Identity..." |
2-140 |
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B. |
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"Lady Chaytor Fined..." |
141-190 |
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C. |
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"Youths Stole Petrol from..." |
191-215 |
Corr 40 certificate [cerificate]
2,003 words
A36 Leamington, Warwick, Kenilworth & District Morning News
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July 21, 1961, p. 1 |
"Warwick Race-course is..." |
2- 22 |
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B. |
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"Extensions at Chesford..." |
23- 45 |
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C. |
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"Unemployment Decrease" |
46- 57 |
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D. |
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"Council Questions on..." |
58- 79 |
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E. |
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"Warwick and Scheme for..." |
80-111 |
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July 22, 1961, p. 1 |
"Maiden Speech" |
112-119 |
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142-196 |
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197-207 |
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208-224 |
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Corr 199 amenities [amenties]
Sic 72 had chance to [grammar]
200 play field [word form]
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A37 Blackpool Gazette and Herald
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March 10, 1961, p. 11 |
"She's to Be a Debutante..." by William Burgess |
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March 17, 1961, p. 15 |
"Inspiration in a Garage" by Maureen McConville |
122-191 |
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192-239 |
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Corr 135 suburban [surburban]
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A38 Express and Star [Wolverhampton], January 16, 1961, p. 15
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121-142 |
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143-153 |
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154-162 |
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163-169 |
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170-190 |
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Corr 16 of [on]
17 profits [profitse]
71 Mortgage [Mortgae]
136 show [shown]
137 Brazilian [Braizilian]
Sic 78 and [function word]
Note 13/42d. etc. is coded: 13/4 1/2d. (111-117)
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A39 Manchester Evening News
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March 30, 1961, p. 3 |
"Cream of Voices Pitch..." by Alan Bendle |
2- 78 |
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79-102 |
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103-137 |
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138-150 |
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April 1, 1961, p. 7 |
"The 'Rose Marie' Girl Is..." by Neville Wareham |
151-223 |
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Corr 21 world-famous [word-famous]
204 Arroll [Arrol]
Note The end of the first article is omitted
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A40 Evening Argus [Brighton]
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June 2, 1961, p. 10 |
"Brother John and the..." by David Hanington |
2- 80 |
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June 3, 1961, p. 8 |
"A Visitor in the Viking..." by Capt. J. Foggitt |
81-136 |
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137-196 |
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June 7, 1961, pp. 10,11 |
"Commonwealth Exhibition" |
197-212 |
Corr 21 arrived [arived]
32 supported [suported]
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A41 The Sunday Post [Glasgow], November 12, 1961, p. 29
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93-115 |
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116-155 |
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"Tight Defence Foils Morton" |
156-175 |
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176-183 |
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184-211 |
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212-237 |
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"Stranraer Dominate" |
238-245 |
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Corr 111 wing [wiing]
126 spectacle [spectatcle]
139 become [became]
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A42 The Bucks Free Press [High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire]
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June 23, 1961, p. 12 |
"County Gossip Column" |
2-177 |
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June 30, 1961, p. 14 |
"County Gossip Column" |
178-224 |
Corr 7 Right [Right.]
Sic 211 practicing [spelling]
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A43 West Cumberland Times [Workington], August 5, 1961, p. 6
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92-117 |
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118-140 |
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141-163 |
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164-179 |
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180-195 |
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196-210 |
Corr 55 that [that that]
99 jealousy [jealously]
103 Collighan [Colligan]
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A44 Ellesmere Port News and Advertiser
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January 12, 1961, p. 8 |
",162 Million Estimates..." |
2-104 |
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February 2, 1961, p. 2 |
"A-I Theme for Royalty..." |
105-127 |
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February 9, 1961, p. 6 |
"It is Easy to Keep Up..." |
128-194 |
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195-211 |
Used by permission of the Wirrall Newspaper Group
Corr 2 for [for for]
112 normally [normlly]
117 tongue [tonque]
160 Acknowledgements [Aknowledgements]
Note Errors in the spelling of foreign names are unmarked. The spelling Jones's is regularly used in the phrase keep up with the J. (128-194)
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