"They waited till the scene was deserted, then moved cautiously down the slope and across the open ice. One of the Outlaws spoke with a note of glee.
"'Might's well put down yer gun. Ye're covered now.'" (p. 196)
Now we know where:
"...and across the open ice. One of the Out..." -
- came from. See One Of The Outstone.
When rereading Poul Anderson, I never know what I am going to find although I do know that I will find something. There are eighteen more pages of "The Snows..." before we turn to some other installment of the Psychotechnic History.
1 comment:
Kaor, Paul!
These errors you are finding in the Baen Books edition of THE SNOWS OF GANYMEDE are annoying. There are too many of them to be just shrugged off. Someone slipped up in the printing and then the proof reading!
Ad astra! Sean
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