Example 154 in the Recipe Book contains the following rule:
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Instead of throwing water at an asleep person:
now the second noun is awake;
now the noun is nowhere;
say "You pour out [the noun] on [the second noun].
[The second noun] wakes, shuddering. 'Agh! I had a terrible dream about drowning and then-- Hey!'"
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It appears that there is an extraneous paragraph break in the middle of the rule's say phrase.
Reported by : otistdog
Description :
Example 154 in the Recipe Book contains the following rule:
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Instead of throwing water at an asleep person:
now the second noun is awake;
now the noun is nowhere;
say "You pour out [the noun] on [the second noun].
[The second noun] wakes, shuddering. 'Agh! I had a terrible dream about drowning and then-- Hey!'"
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It appears that there is an extraneous paragraph break in the middle of the rule's say phrase.
Steps to reproduce :
Additional information :
imported from: [Mantis 1462] Typographical error in Ex 154: Pine 1