Talk:Plot It Yourself - Revision history

80.135.240.3: /* Chapter 5, pp. 46-7 */

2009-01-11T21:43:58Z

Chapter 5, pp. 46-7

Faterson at 13:17, 9 August 2007

2007-08-09T13:17:43Z

Faterson at 12:48, 9 August 2007

2007-08-09T12:48:17Z

Faterson: /* ib., page 125 [110] */

2007-07-24T12:57:21Z

ib., page 125 [110]

Faterson: /* ib., page 125 [110] */

2007-07-24T12:56:41Z

ib., page 125 [110]

Faterson: /* ib., page 30 [24] */ no sledgehammer, after all ;-)

2007-07-21T18:41:13Z

ib., page 30 [24]: no sledgehammer, after all ;-)

Faterson: /* ib., page 125 [110] */

2007-07-21T12:55:32Z

ib., page 125 [110]

Faterson: /* Chapter 13, page 125 */

2007-07-21T12:53:34Z

Chapter 13, page 125

Faterson: /* ib., page 30 [24] */

2007-07-21T12:46:54Z

ib., page 30 [24]

Faterson: /* ib., page 30 [24] */

2007-07-21T12:46:24Z

ib., page 30 [24]

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 	I arose and took two steps, and was facing him at arm’s length. ‘Would you like to try?’
-	I was hoping he would. Wolfe’s mutiny had put me in a humour that would have made it a pleasure to take a swing at somebody, and this character was the right size and build to make it not only a pleasure but good exercise. He didn’t oblige me. He eyes stayed with mine, but he backed up a foot.
+	I was hoping he would. Wolfe’s mutiny had put me in a humour that would have made it a pleasure to take a swing at somebody, and this character was the right size and build to make it not only a pleasure but good exercise. He didn’t oblige me. His eyes stayed with mine, but he backed up a foot.
 	‘I don’t want to get blood on the rug,’ he said.

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-[[Category:Rex Stout novels|P]][[Category:Nero Wolfe mysteries|P]][[Category:Nero Wolfe novels|P]]
+[[Category:Rex Stout novels|Plot It Yourself]][[Category:Nero Wolfe mysteries|Plot It Yourself]][[Category:Nero Wolfe novels|Plot It Yourself]]
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 <div style="font-size:1.25em; font-weight: normal; padding-bottom: 1.0em; font-style: italic">by '''[[Rex Stout]]''' (1959)</div>

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-[[Category:Rex Stout novels]][[Category:Nero Wolfe mysteries]][[Category:Nero Wolfe novels]]
+[[Category:Rex Stout novels|P]][[Category:Nero Wolfe mysteries|P]][[Category:Nero Wolfe novels|P]]
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 <div style="font-size:1.25em; font-weight: normal; padding-bottom: 1.0em; font-style: italic">by '''[[Rex Stout]]''' (1959)</div>

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 == ib., page 125 [110] ==
-<span class="par">¶</span>&nbsp; I stopped because he <span class="in">[Wolfe]</span> was having a fit. He had closed his right hand to make a fist and was hitting the desk with it, and he was bellowing. He was roaring something in a language that was probably the one he had used as a boy in Montenegro, the one that he and Marko Vukcic had sometimes talked. He had roared like that when he heard that Marko had been killed,<ref>This does not really agree with the [[http://avenarius.sk/Quotations:The_Black_Mountain#_ref-0|description of that situation in chapter 1 of ''The Black Mountain'']] (1954). Credit goes to our contributor [http://avenarius.sk/forum/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=6 Adonis Guilfoyle] for pointing out the inconsistency. ''[[User:Faterson|[Faterson]]]''</ref> and on three other occasions over the years.
+<span class="par">¶</span>&nbsp; I stopped because he <span class="in">[Wolfe]</span> was having a fit. He had closed his right hand to make a fist and was hitting the desk with it, and he was bellowing. He was roaring something in a language that was probably the one he had used as a boy in Montenegro, the one that he and Marko Vukcic had sometimes talked. He had roared like that when he heard that Marko had been killed,<ref>This does not really agree with the [[Quotations:The_Black_Mountain#_ref-0|description of that situation in chapter 1 of ''The Black Mountain'']] (1954). Credit goes to our contributor [http://avenarius.sk/forum/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=6 Adonis Guilfoyle] for pointing out the inconsistency. ''[[User:Faterson|[Faterson]]]''</ref> and on three other occasions over the years.
 == Archie and Fritz, chapter 14, page 131 ==

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 == ib., page 125 [110] ==
-<span class="par">¶</span>&nbsp; I stopped because he <span class="in">[Wolfe]</span> was having a fit. He had closed his right hand to make a fist and was hitting the desk with it, and he was bellowing. He was roaring something in a language that was probably the one he had used as a boy in Montenegro, the one that he and Marko Vukcic had sometimes talked. He had roared like that when he heard that Marko had been killed,<ref>This does not really agree with the [[Quotations:The_Black_Mountain#Nero_Wolfe_hears.C2.A0of_Marko.C2.A0Vukcic.27s.C2.A0death_in.C2.A0chapter.C2.A01.2C_page.C2.A02.C2.A0.07UNIQ50d95d53597569c2-nowiki-00000004-QINU1.07UNIQ50d95d53597569c2-nowiki-00000005-QINU|description of that situation in chapter 1 of ''The Black Mountain'']] (1954). Credit goes to our contributor [http://avenarius.sk/forum/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=6 Adonis Guilfoyle] for pointing out the inconsistency. ''[[User:Faterson|[Faterson]]]''</ref> and on three other occasions over the years.
+<span class="par">¶</span>&nbsp; I stopped because he <span class="in">[Wolfe]</span> was having a fit. He had closed his right hand to make a fist and was hitting the desk with it, and he was bellowing. He was roaring something in a language that was probably the one he had used as a boy in Montenegro, the one that he and Marko Vukcic had sometimes talked. He had roared like that when he heard that Marko had been killed,<ref>This does not really agree with the [[http://avenarius.sk/Quotations:The_Black_Mountain#_ref-0|description of that situation in chapter 1 of ''The Black Mountain'']] (1954). Credit goes to our contributor [http://avenarius.sk/forum/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=6 Adonis Guilfoyle] for pointing out the inconsistency. ''[[User:Faterson|[Faterson]]]''</ref> and on three other occasions over the years.
 == Archie and Fritz, chapter 14, page 131 ==

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 == ib., page&nbsp;30 [24] ==
-When he <span class="in">[Wolfe]</span> had gone I took the three stories to my desk and spent half an hour studying paragraphing<ref>Compare the [[Quotations:Plot_It_Yourself#_ref-0|quote from page 22f, above]]</ref>, and though Lily Rowan told me once that I am about as subtle as a sledgehammer – at a moment when her diction was not determined and controlled by rational processes in full consciousness<ref>Compare the 5th sentence in the [[Quotations:Plot_It_Yourself#_ref-0|quote from page 22f, above]]</ref> – I saw what Wolfe meant.
+When he <span class="in">[Wolfe]</span> had gone I took the three stories to my desk and spent half an hour studying paragraphing<ref>Compare the [[Quotations:Plot_It_Yourself#_ref-0|quote from page 22f, above]]</ref>, and though Lily Rowan told me once that I am about as subtle as a sledge hammer – at a moment when her diction was not determined and controlled by rational processes in full consciousness<ref>Compare the 5th sentence in the [[Quotations:Plot_It_Yourself#_ref-0|quote from page 22f, above]]</ref> – I saw what Wolfe meant.
 == ib. ==

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 Anywhere and everywhere you go you should always notice the kind of lock, in case it becomes necessary at some future time to get in without help.
-== Chapter 13, page 125 ==
+== ib., page 125 [110] ==
-I stopped because he was having a fit. He had closed his right hand to make a fist and was hitting the desk with it, and he was bellowing. He was roaring something in a language that was probably the one he had used as a boy in Montenegro, the one that he and Marko Vukcic had sometimes talked. He had roared like that when he had heard that Marko had been killed, and on three other occasions over the years.
+<span class="par">¶</span>&nbsp; I stopped because he <span class="in">[Wolfe]</span> was having a fit. He had closed his right hand to make a fist and was hitting the desk with it, and he was bellowing. He was roaring something in a language that was probably the one he had used as a boy in Montenegro, the one that he and Marko Vukcic had sometimes talked. He had roared like that when he heard that Marko had been killed,<ref>This does not really agree with the [[Quotations:The_Black_Mountain#Nero_Wolfe_hears.C2.A0of_Marko.C2.A0Vukcic.27s.C2.A0death_in.C2.A0chapter.C2.A01.2C_page.C2.A02.C2.A0.07UNIQ50d95d53597569c2-nowiki-00000004-QINU1.07UNIQ50d95d53597569c2-nowiki-00000005-QINU|description of that situation in chapter 1 of ''The Black Mountain'']]. Credit goes to our contributor [http://avenarius.sk/forum/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=6 Adonis Guilfoyle] for pointing out the inconsistency. ''[[User:Faterson|[Faterson]]]''</ref> and on three other occasions over the years.
 == Archie and Fritz, chapter 14, page 131 ==