}, he threw it over the brink.

Page 52: The spurt of a match showed him his miner's cap{original had cape}
not five feet away.

Page 55: Even though we go farther than the graveyard of stars--or beyond
the gates of hell, maybe--I will find her."{original omitted quotation
mark}

Page 59: We know now that Grim Hagen and his ship, with all his prisoners
and loot, took off from the bed of the sea with a flourish which was just
like Grim Hagen{original had Hagin}.

Page 70: They hammered and pounded at the framework.{original omitted the
period}

Page 71: It was entitled: "Einstein and Einsteinian Space, with Conjectures
upon a Trans-Einsteinian concept.{original had a comma here}"

Page 73: She was dressed in linsey-woolsey{original had lindsey-woolsey},
and the overalls of the three sons were also home-spun.

Page 75: And once,{original had a period} Odin heard him cry out

Page 78: Larger than the others, Odin landed awkwardly{original had
awkardly} upon the floor of the car.

Page 79: It was surrounded by green grass, and at one corner was a
profusion of water-lilies{original had water-lillies} and cat-tails.

Page 80: "{original omitted this quotation mark}For over a thousand years,
theirs was an economy of death and rottenness. Mushrooms and toadstools
were their food.

Page 82: Jupiter with its red clouds and its protean{original had portean}
"eye" reached out for them and was left behind.

Page 83: "It will be like plunging back from immortality{original had
imortality} to mortality," Ato told Odin.

Page 84: "My father's work is finished{original had finisheded}," she told
them proudly.

Page 86: Don't you see?{original had a period instead of the question mark}

Page 91: He saw boats and cars and a few long-nosed airplanes, with the
merest trace of vestigial{original had vestigeal} wings far back near the
empennage,

Page 95: Again he tossed a sneer in Gunnar's direction--{original had a
superfluous quotation mark here}

Page 95: "If I did, Hagen, would I turn you and your hell's{original had
hells'} spawn loose upon the stars to perplex them forever?"

Page 97: "Touche{original had Touche}!" Jack Odin thought as Gunnar
departed.

Page 98: This was true,{original omitted the comma} Odin thought, since
this was the first Bro-Stoka who had ever been identified to him.

Page 98: "And he is a Bro-Stoka among the slaves,{original omitted this
comma}" Gunnar continued.

Page 100: "Turn the li