The story of Don Miff : $b as told by his friend John Bouche Whacker: a symphony of life

Dabney, Virginius · 1894

1. Only one conventional “thought break” (white space between paragraphs) exists in the book (on p. 318, after “in the sand, as she seems to be doing.”). Elsewhere, the author uses lines of nine asterisks as thought breaks or to indicate omission. He also uses these asterisks within dialog to indicate omission. These are all duplicated. 2. Footnotes originally appeared at the bottom of each page; they are now placed at the end of each chapter.…

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