Tools of the Trade - First Edition - Errors and Corrections

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1		Paperback - First Edition	TOOLS OF THE TRADE
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6		5	One he could not easily set aside.
7		5	Guthrie had sold his "every day" car
8		7	this particular rainbow," he asked.
9		10	looked down like the eye of God
10		10	daily catch was almost a forgotten
11		11	the water was his concession
12		11	Remove: with a gratifying squeal to the end of the sentence
13		13	Not like the old Victorian
14		13	Remove second would in last line
15		15	tall, athletic. His uniform was
16		16	He's sharp as a tack and knows this town
17		19	out of a pocket and snapped it onto a wide angle lens.
18		19	He gave Guthrie a parting
19		20	above the low tide mark; not to keep
20		25	To the west he could see the city of Dundee
21		25	having succumbed to the overpoweing darkness was now
22		28	It came to life almost immediately.
23		28	Guthrie smiled in a self-satisfying way
24		28	He had decided not to take
25		29	he made his second big decision
26		77	but this time he stood beside it, looking
27		81	as well as Smokies
28		88	Guthrie gulped a mouthful of the coffee, swilling down the last of the pastry.
29		130	uncommon car was following
30		132	There was also a missed call
31		209	Call Advanced Fabrics and go see whoever
32		246	"Am I amusing you, Mr Ogilvy?"
33		246	Guthrie thought it went on too long.
34		247	I ask relevant questions?
35		323	said Sal as she handed Guthrie
36		343	Delete: Back in Broughty Ferry,
37		343	plastic bags; one containing
38		343	Remove the comma from" From his bedroom he could"
39		Acknowledgments	snippets of insights from the good old days
40		About the Author	part of the Angus Murders Mystery series
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