for 32 days, i am showing samples of the problems with the text in e-books from the internet archive... *** today's sample is from the ever-popular "the art of war". here is the page-scan for page 54:

http://www.archive.org/stream/artofwaroldestmi00suntuoft#page/54

here's the o.c.r. for the entire book:

http://ia331333.us.archive.org/3/items/artofwaroldestmi00suntuoft/artofwarol... here is the o.c.r. for page 54:

54

the four seasons make ^ay for each other in turn. Literally, "have no invariabl, seat>>>

There are short days a^ long; the moon has its periods of waning and waxing.

Cf. V. 6. The purport of the passage j s s i mp iy to illustrate the

want

of fixity in war by the chang s constant i y taking place in Nature. The comparison is not very happ.^ however, because the regularity of the phenomena which Sun Tzu m n ti ons i s by no means paralleled in war.

this particular edition mixed ideographs in with the text, so i could've picked virtually any page and presented some hairy-looking o.c.r., but i decided to focus instead on a page with no ideographs whatsoever... -bowerbird