Eighteenth-century literary "experts," including Alexander Pope, "revised and corrected" Shakespeare's plays to purge them of impurities.
One of the few Austen manuscripts to survive, "The Watsons" was revised and corrected in Austen's tiny, precise handwriting.
Using his real name, Charles Mayer, the collector wrote in 1954 a striking book, "Dieu, Revu et Corrigé" (God, Revised and Corrected).
One of very few surviving Austen manuscripts, "The Watsons" is interesting for being extensively revised and corrected in her tiny, precise handwriting -- evidence of Austen's painstaking writing habits.
In 1984 Mr. Heymann's biography of Ms. Hutton was republished, in what was described as a revised and corrected version, by Lyle Stuart, an independent publishing house known for renegade titles.
Politics here works a lot like Subsection 11 of the 1974 election law, which warns briskly that "an electoral roll must be revised and corrected annually," then adds that if the roll is not revised, then just use the old one.
Published online by the Wall Street Journal, Jaffe's report reveals that the box contained three documents: an original revised and corrected draft of the early sections of To Kill a Mockingbird, an original typescript of Go Set a Watchman, and Lee's original copy-edited typescript of Mockingbird, including the author's changes and annotations from her editor.
The revised and corrected version of the duck breast, when it finally arrived, was winningly simple, served on a bed of fluffy bulgur soaked in a well-reduced, very fruity red-wine sauce punctuated by black currants and bits of carrot.
Throughout the development of this work, the dictionary had been revised and corrected.
These patents were automatically pre-annotated with chemical names and human curators revised and corrected mis-identified pre-annotations and added missing chemical mentions manually.
