Ivanhoe
contributor: Eric Lease Morgan (Infomotions, Inc.)
creator: Scott, Walter, Sir
date: 0000-00-00
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subject: cedric
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subject: ivanhoe
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full text: Walter Scott: Ivanhoe =============================== a machine-readable transcription version 1.0: 1993-06-08 This text is in the Public Domain. This machine-readable transcription of Ivanhoe is based on the text printed as volumes 16 and 17 of the Waverley Novels published by Archibald Constable and Company in 1895. The order of the files in this distribution is as follows: introduction dedicatory.epistle chapter.01-09 chapter.10-19 chapter.20-29 chapter.30-39 chapter.40-44 notes Changes to the text =================== Page-breaks have been removed, along with page numbers and column titles. End-of-line hyphenations have been removed, and the de-hyphenated word has been brought up to the first of the two lines. The text itself has been the main guide for keeping or removing hyphens; in some cases the Centenary Edition of the Waverley Novels has been consulted. Small capitals in names have been replaced by lower-case letters. In those cases small caps are used to denote extra emphasis, they have been marked up accordingly. Text in (? blackletter) used mainly for song titles has been changed to ordinary text, except in one case -- see markup conventions below. In the text, endnotes appeared immediately after each chapter. In this edition, all endnotes have been collected and placed at the end of the 'book'. Also, the pages references of the notes have been replaced by letter references, after the same pattern used in the Centenary Edition. The following changes have been made to the text: dedicatory epistle: p. xliii (footnote): it was written. I mention (missing period) ch. 2, p. 20: an || athletic figure (althetic) ch. 6, p. 82: the approaching tourney (tournay) ch. 10, p. 159: there is a dead loss too (to) ch. 14, p. 215: House of Anjou (Anjo<u`>) ch. 18, p. 265: John of Anjou (Anjo<u`>) ch. 20, p. 292: hermit,'' replied the knight ('' missing) ch. 20, p. 295: called Cedric the Saxon (Cedric and Saxon) ch. 21, p. 301: ``That concerns thee (`That) ch. 21, p. 325: …