The endnotes that appear in this paper refer to: (a) https://submissoes.sbc.org.br/, (b) http://www.google.com.br/ and (c) http://www.techsmith.com/morae.html.html
"Many of the points made in this book are probably wrong," he writes, with an endnote that leads to the line "I don't know which ones".
Here is the complete song, "Der Körperbau des Amphioxus und der Ascidie" (The structure of amphioxus and ascidian), with my translation but without the four endnotes that explained the history in quotations from the Anthropogenie.
This article was amended on 26 July 2012 because it originally suggested the area south of the Olympic park would be "less than 30 minutes from Heathrow" when connected to the under-construction Crossrail line, and because the endnote suggested that What Have You Done Today, Mervyn Day? was available on DVD now.
When he gets to Matilda and her casket of diamonds, he says in a faraway endnote that some scholars have doubted this tale, but in his main text he narrates it enthusiastically.
For example, after establishing early on that Arthur Schlesinger Jr. was a prominent anti-Communist liberal, he mentions a McCarthy attack on him and tells us in an endnote that "Schlesinger's family (particularly his distinguished father) was heavily involved in various fellow-traveling activities".
Most are demoted to hyperlinked endnotes or, worst of all, unlinked endnotes that require scrolling through the e-reader to access.
She atones for these minor lapses and her numbing perkiness with long endnotes that reveal her careful research and put satisfying meat on the story's bare bones.
Its text is six hundred and fifty pages long, with another hundred and fifteen pages of endnotes that can be read straight through like a cubistic condensation of the book.
He does all this in an endearingly oddball (that is to say, neither academic nor clinical) way, with sensible conclusions and plenty of endnotes that, typically, he suggests most readers can afford to skip.
