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Excerpt from The Modern Language Review, Vol. 4
III. Structural changes, involving interference with the author's own plan and arrangement.
I. Omissions. These are exceedingly numerous; indeed they are to be noted in almost every part of the work. Some are limited to a few lines, or even to a single line. In other cases entire pages have been suppressed; and only in a few is it easy to account for or justify the excision.
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