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• The Berg has White's own uncorrected proof copy, with his pencil emendations.
• _Galley sheets and an advance proof copy of the 1982 facsimile edition.
• In 2011, CreateSpace offered winners five free, paperback proof copies of their manuscripts.
• Carr often sent proof copies of new maps to retailers.
• Although the media did not receive advance galley proof copies, we knew it was coming.
• The final proof copy of this book was delivered to his home just a few hours after Bushell's death.
• Throughout " Such Friends, " working holograph drafts, much-amended typescripts and revised proof copies of Yeats'verse are on display.
• Dr Percy Scholes sent him a proof copy of his book " The Puritans and Music " ( 1934 ).
• Typically, a sales representative will assist the customer in creating their ad design and provides a Proof Copy for review and approval.
• Before " Live and Let Die " had been published, the producer Alexander Korda had read a proof copy of the novel.
• To get the independents'attention, he created Walker's first-ever advance reader's edition, an expensive proof copy of a book that looked like the finished product.
• The poem currently appears in only one proof copy, and there are few references to " The French Revolution " until the 20th century.
• The galley proof copy of " Burning the Days " indicates the longest book he has produced and, I believe, his first published work of nonfiction.
• At first a half-volume cost 18 shillings, and a large paper version with proof copies of the plates cost ? 16 shillings ( according to the prospectuses ).
• That much is known because the upper half of what is believed to be that one and only proof copy resides today in the Historical Society of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia.
• Bloomsbury accepted the book, paying Rowling a ?, 500 proof copies to carefully chosen authors, critics and booksellers in order to obtain comments that could be quoted when the book was launched.
• Hall had read a proof copy of Kott's soon-to-be-influential " Shakespeare Our Contemporary ", prior to its publication in Britain, just before he began rehearsals for " The Wars of the Roses ".
• When the typesetters were done, a proof copy was made : Ink was rolled over the locked-up frame of type and a sheet of paper pressed down on it to make the imprint.
• Carson attended the White House Conference on Conservation in May 1962; Houghton Mifflin distributed proof copies of " Silent Spring " to many of the delegates, and promoted the upcoming " New Yorker " serialization.
• But when Piper receives a proof copy of " Pause " from the publisher by mistake, it takes a certain amount of persuasion and arm-twisting from Sonia Futtle to convince Piper to travel to America.