typescript

Years later my father took up the typescript P 2 again.

Once more he put off treatment in order to make a final typescript.

He wondered whether to give her his typescript to read.

I give here the text of the typescript in full.

Which is why we've got to get the typescript to her by the end of January.

Then he began to do the same with the pages of the typescript.

The typescript was delivered on time, perhaps a little early.

There was a sheet of typescript in his other hand.

The fourth version is a typescript, made by my father.

A typescript made to this point was completed in January 1965.

The following are the late changes made to the typescript, referred to on p. 264: 1 and 6.

The English firm which they first suggested returned the typescript.

Five of these are typescripts that can be readily placed in order.

I have no doubt that the typescript was made soon afterwards.

After half an hour, Bond thrust the typescript away from him.

Then he put the first three hundred pages of the typescript next to the bottle.

The most finished was a typescript of the novel which follows.

It was a windy day, and he had to keep a tight hold of his typescript.

The book has been well edited but the quality of the typescript is variable.

His later work on this, almost entirely in typescript, is extremely difficult to explain.

There follows now the typescript version B so far as it goes.

The typescript changed often and various type faces are found for each convention state.

The above passage is in the original typescript of Nova, however.

A typescript with underlined words will thus have been written later than mid-1932.

To this typescript my father made only a very few and as it were casual corrections.