misprint or not?

**chilltown38** · June 2nd, 2011

Ive checked around online and I never came across my question, so I thought this would be the place to ask. Ive just started reading the Talisman and noticed on page 138 which is chapter 7 the beginning of part 8 is a misprint. In mid sentence it stops, then the number 8, and the sentence continues. Is this a common misprint?

**omm poppa mow mow** · June 2nd, 2011

Don't know. My page 138, USA paperback has the number 8 and below that "The Oatley Tunnel" I don't see any misprint in my copy...although, I wonder if it is one of those instances when a thought, or idea, or expression stops...as if the character or time or place has stopped and there's a scene shift....

I dunno. Sounds like something unique to your copy as I dunno what you are telling us. Heh! I'd read It a number of times, and there is a sequence out of que in that one, early on...mis-numbering, something like that.

**GNTLGNT** · June 3rd, 2011

Welcome, shmelcome...and no idea, mine doesn't have that-other minds may know...

**DebA913** · June 8th, 2011

Originally Posted by chilltown38

Ive checked around online and I never came across my question, so I thought this would be the place to ask. Ive just started reading the Talisman and noticed on page 138 which is chapter 7 the beginning of part 8 is a misprint. In mid sentence it stops, then the number 8, and the sentence continues. Is this a common misprint?

Mine is that way also, but it is not a misprint! Just the way the story is told

**omm poppa mow mow** · June 8th, 2011

Originally Posted by DebA913

Mine is that way also, but it is not a misprint! Just the way the story is told

whudduyah know, mine too. This is page 134. No misprint. Things like this happen with Sai King. Isn't there also one that the print either goes squiggly on the the last letter or two? Seems like that is the case, the story, I don't recall...or the print fades a bit?