The word “invisible” means that there is an appropriately sized empty
space, but the letter or punctuation itself is missing.
_List of Illustrations_
437. Niu´tang, with floats [Niū´tang]
_List of Sources_
Her Majesty’s Discovery Ship “Plover.” (Cited, Simpson.)
[_closing parenthesis missing_]
author of ‘Grönland geographik og | statistick beckrevest,’ etc.
[_missing close quote_]
[_spelling as shown, but the book’s correct subtitle is
‘Grönland geographisk og statistisk beskrevet,’ etc._]
David Cranz | Historie | von | Grönland ...
[_in this and the following citation, all umlauts are printed
as small “e” above the primary vowel_]
_Orthography_
dtl--ṯ of Lepsius’s standard alphabet.
[_probably an error for tl alone: dtl does not occur_]
_Primary Text_
being immediately stored for future use (p. 269).
[_opening parenthesis missing_]
since the preceding fall (p. 260). [(p. 260.)]
(see, also, Fig. 393) ... (tikagung; see, also, Fig. 418)
[_punctuation unchanged_]
FIG. 417. Large kayak harpoon for seal and walrus
[_“l” in “seal” invisible_]
FIG. 434. Nuqsang or throwing board, (_a_ front and (_b_ back view.
[_printed as shown_]
FIG. 435. ... (From a photograph.)
[_closing parenthesis missing_]
DEER, MUSK OX, AND BEAR HUNTING.
[_final . missing or invisible_]
FIG. 441. ... (National Museum, Washington. 10270.)
[_closing parenthesis missing_]
At some places wears are built
[_spelling “wears” unchanged_]
with a bit of bone, asbestus, or wood
[_spelling “asbestus” unchanged_]
or, more frequently, are steadied by stones.
[_final . missing_]
FIG. 500. ... (From a drawing by L. Kumlien.)
[_closing .) missing_]
FIG. 507. ... (Museum für Völkerkunde, Berlin. IV A 6850.)
[_closing ) missing_]
... threads of leather hanging down from it. This ornament is not
uncommon also in the outer jackets of the men. When seal-hunting ...
[_punctuation transposed at consecutive line-ends:_
... leather hanging down from it-
... jackets of the men. When seal.]
but use to a great extent amulets (arngoaq)
[_armgoaq_]
a man sits on the bed-platform, [platorm]
stamping rhythmically with the feet [rythmically]
Every one is screaming, running, jumping, spearing, and stabbing
[_“i” in “running” invisible_]
After awhile the old woman became jealous
[_spacing of “awhile” unchanged_]
Qangatirgakulung uaijuvara. [_printed without space_]
in a major ninth (No. V), one [ninth No. (V), one]
_Glossary_
#Arng´oaq#, amulet. [#Arm´goaq#]
#Kang´o#, a species of goose. [#Kan´go#]