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- Misprint that's relating to the shore, we're told
- Word for word misprint
- Not figurative
- Exact lines retaining appeal over long period
- Misprint in a line added to American volume
- "Heard on the shore"? It's a misprint
- Short literature may be real, and strictly interpreted
- American volume ending with a large typographical error
- Lacking imagination; misprint
- Error from learner after settled period
- American metric measure almost entirely in error
- All tire (anag.)
- Fired with real reform and no exaggeration?
- Of words free from exaggeration or distortion
- A tiller translated misprint