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• Another difference from earlier printings can be found in the endpaper maps.
• Each has an elegant grey cover and a  fabric endpaper with matching bookmark.
• On the front endpaper of the book is a facsimile of the original picture letter sent to Noel in 1893.
• The back endpaper shows the same letter cleaned up for greater legibility and laid out in the correct reading order.
• On the inside of the back cover page, extending from the facing page before it, is the endpaper.
• For the purpose of clarity, she plans to insert a version of it as an endpaper in the forthcoming novel.
• If ` there is no frigate like a book,'the endpaper is the first step on the boat ."
• Its design matches the front endpaper and, in accordance with it, contains either plain paper or pattern, image etc.
• The publisher accepted all of these as well, giving the first edition ten black-and-white illustrations plus the two endpaper maps.
• Based on the pattern of the original binder, Fallows hypothesized that the Fitzwilliam Museum fragment was originally in the front endpaper of Drexel 4185.
• The later printings of the first edition list the Wilderland map as the front endpaper, in accordance with the actual order but contradicting the text.
• Expanding Shaw's endpaper to wallpaper _ making a historic footnote speak volumes _ has a striking decorative effect that sets the room abuzz with questing Eves.
• The magazine is composed of the following sections : Features, Perspectives, Spotlight, World in Review, Global Notebook, Interview, Endpaper, and Correspondence.
• The title was announced on an endpaper as " The Story of the Sly Old Cat " but Potter's watercolours were never prepared for printing.
• Christine McDonnell, 53, a second-year student known for her papermaking skills, believes that the endpaper should match the book's theme as well as its cover.
• The first printing's table of illustrations lists Thr髍's map as the front endpaper, in accordance with the text ( page 30 ) but contradicting the actual order.
• Some revisions and improvements were made; endpaper keys show which parts of the world are covered by which plates; an international glossary gives the English equivalents of common name-words.
• The Endpaper of the " New York Times Magazine " published an obituary and Tina Brown of " The New Yorker " commissioned an article entitled " Many Muses ."
• In 1950, Bill Gillies introduced new art which was prominently featured in promotions and advertisements, as well as on one-half of Rudy Nappi's endpaper design, introduced in 1953.
• Because several identical examples of the library edition have been reported, and because the endpaper maps show no evidence of having been glued down originally, it would not have come about as ad hoc rebinds by libraries.