morganhua Posted July 22, 2016 Share Posted July 22, 2016 (edited) p. 5, col 2, para 7, line 3. (typo) "Matherson stays behind at the farmhouse to set up of his laboratory and to study the mi-go slime." "of his" should be "her" Inconsistency, p.9 says Emelda isn't home and p.10 says that she is. p. 9, col 2, para 2, lines 10-13. "Unfortunately, Jethro’s bereaved wife, Emelda Cratchett, has been out of town the last few days making arrangements to move in with some relatives." p. 10, col 2, para 3, lines 1-2. "An attractive woman in a conservative black dress greets those knocking... Emelda..." Edited July 22, 2016 by morganhua Link to comment
Mike M Posted July 22, 2016 Share Posted July 22, 2016 Thanks Morgan p9 - means to say: that Emelda 'has' been out of town recently - but has now returned. The intent is correct but the sentence needs to be clearer - good spot! Link to comment
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