> Erm. I'm about to start reading The Gypsy, but my (used) copy is > unfortunately missing pages 295-298 (paperback edition). So here's my plea. > . . . Is there anyone else with a copy who would be so kind as to scan in > those pages, or type them, or (more likely) mail me a brief summary of > events? Hmm... I seem to recall the same thing in that one (though it could have been another book.) Have you checked to see if it was just a misprint of page #'s?, or if those pages are in another part of the book? I'd have to go back and look at my copy to see what happened with it, as it's been a year or two since I read that one (which is a GREAT book, btw! Major Cat-Kudo's to Brust and Lindholm for that one!!:) Cheers and good luck! Chris (whose entered below one of his favorite lines from Gypsy:) "Blind man's night is music to the deaf, and everyone has *two* paths, not one, whence comes tragedy and comedy, forsooth and damn straight, son." - "The Gypsy" - Brust & Lindholm