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ERRATA.
VOL. I.
Page
71, line 13, after "A'm'neh," insert a comma.
88, line 7, for " Sa'eed," read " Sa'eed."
98, line 16, and page 104, line 18, for "Thee," read " Thou."
150, line 1, for the comma, substitute a semicolon.
164, line 3, for "Zabit," read "Zabit."
182, line 14, for "place," read "price.5'
329, last line but three, for " is," read " in."
349, note f, for "-ahemeen," read "-rahemeen."
407, line 5, for "Kadee's," read " Kadee's."
VOL. II.
98, line 10, for "shok," read "sh6k."
100, line 1, for " 'Ashik," read «' 'A'shik."
129, last line, for"anda," read " 'anda."
179, line 9, after "valley," insert a comma.
269, line 19, for " sowed," read "sewed."
276, line 13, after "khazneh," insert a comma.
ibid., last line but two, and last line, for *, put f ; for f, J ; and for +, §„
343, line 23, erase the apostrophe at the end.
362, line 7, for "Ses-6m," read " es-S6m."
399, line 11, the word "kussah" should be distinguished by inverted
commas.
415, line 17, after " anklets," insert a comma.
418, line 8, for " keerat," read " keerat,"
The Arabic words, which, in the previous editions of this work, were
printed in Italic letters, are, in the present edition, distinguished by
inverted commas ; and in a few instances, the commas after such words
have been omitted.
| Title | An account of the manners and customs of the modern Egyptians - 2 |
| Creator | Lane, Edward William |
| Publisher | C. Knight and Co. |
| Place of Publication | London |
| Date | 1842 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000011 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | ERRATA. VOL. I. Page 71, line 13, after "A'm'neh," insert a comma. 88, line 7, for " Sa'eed," read " Sa'eed." 98, line 16, and page 104, line 18, for "Thee," read " Thou." 150, line 1, for the comma, substitute a semicolon. 164, line 3, for "Zabit," read "Zabit." 182, line 14, for "place," read "price.5' 329, last line but three, for " is," read " in." 349, note f, for "-ahemeen," read "-rahemeen." 407, line 5, for "Kadee's," read " Kadee's." VOL. II. 98, line 10, for "shok," read "sh6k." 100, line 1, for " 'Ashik," read «' 'A'shik." 129, last line, for"anda," read " 'anda." 179, line 9, after "valley," insert a comma. 269, line 19, for " sowed," read "sewed." 276, line 13, after "khazneh," insert a comma. ibid., last line but two, and last line, for *, put f ; for f, J ; and for +, §„ 343, line 23, erase the apostrophe at the end. 362, line 7, for "Ses-6m," read " es-S6m." 399, line 11, the word "kussah" should be distinguished by inverted commas. 415, line 17, after " anklets," insert a comma. 418, line 8, for " keerat," read " keerat," The Arabic words, which, in the previous editions of this work, were printed in Italic letters, are, in the present edition, distinguished by inverted commas ; and in a few instances, the commas after such words have been omitted. |
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