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A second column itemises the specific wildlife that might be seen, with the pagenumber on which that particular species is described.
All quotations from the libretto are from this edition, indicated by a pagenumber in brackets.
Unfortunately, every entry in the latter is incorrect - add one to the pagenumber to get the correct reference.
However, the rather unusual procedure is adopted of repeating the title and pagenumber of a paper which falls into more than one category.
These are followed by the document number, date of affirmation, and the pagenumber in the bound case volume.
A cursory check through the index exposed one small error (a reference to a pagenumber rather than a note on the page).
All references in the text are to this edition, first by letter number (roman numerals) and then pagenumber (arabic numerals) for easy identification.
Subsequent references are by pagenumber in the text.
References to the introduction (pp. 1-70) are cited parenthetically by pagenumber, and references to the poems are cited by line number.
References are given by pagenumber in the text here and in subsequent sections.
References denote scene and pagenumber. 12.
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