Vladimir Nabokov

NABOKV-L post 0013952, Tue, 7 Nov 2006 19:36:37 -0500

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Misprint? (responses to query)
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>Is this a misprint on page 276 of my Everyman's Library edition of PF?
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>" ... as snug as my gemmed scepter, ruby necklace, and diamond-studded
crown in - - no matter, where."
>
>Carolyn

The Vintage International reads this way as well, so I assume yours is
correct. (Btw, are the page numbers the same for all editions?) Were you

thinking that the comma before "where" was a misprint? It does seem odd,
as
if he were suddenly responding to a different stimulus, as we have
with "and damn that music."

Matt Roth

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Dear Carolyn,

Putnam's 1st edition (1st impression 1962), Weidenfeld & Nicolson 1st
ed.
(3rd impression December 1962)and The Library of America all have
exactly
the same text. But I take your double dashes "- -" to be a substitute
for
the Shandyean longish dash. I have to admit that I don't see the
"misprint."

Abdel Bouazza.

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