...because they run so fast and they hide well?
I've read some curious...typos?...on the kindle. Went to look for an example just now but could not find it. But the...mistakes?...I've seen can possibly be explained...how? How are stories formatted on the kindle? The mistakes I mean seem to be explained by a merging of two letters...or say like an "h" being read? as a "d"? Again, a real example would work great. The one in particular I'm thinking about...I was reading it as a real word...a character gets in/out of a car...a character steps onto a step...can't think of the word that was used to convey action...and as I read it I thought it was an...archaic manner of expression...it did make some sense but it made me pause. And then toward story's end it dawned on me that it is likely a typo of sorts...which made me wonder...again...how story is formatted on the kindle. Does a machine read them, a computer, scan it but it makes a mistake...maybe the type is blurred on the page and the machine does the best it can? Then too, I think some of the "free" stories available...stories that have been around a long time...I think those were typed up by volunteers. I dunno...wish I could find the one I am thinking about...action verb for something the feet do...bomp, stomp, jump...bebop..a "b-word" I think...that's what I recall. Kinda like misplacing something...a hammer...a wrench...I know it is somewhere in the house but I'll be tied if I can find it. The only solution is to start at one end turning all upside down till it shakes out of something.
...and too, juest...just...jest...red a post in The Under The Dome thread about software that reads, scans so forth so on...so...information. still haven't found the darn thing.