Jane Austen's classic novel Emma is given the Typo Classics treatment. As always your challenge is to see if you can read our typo-ridden version at normal speed. ".. Emma wsa smiilng wtih enyjmoent, delhitged to see the resacetpble lgenth of the ste as it wsa fomirng, and to feel taht seh hda so mnay horus of unsuual feiivtsty borefe her .-Seh wsa mroe dirubsted by Mr. Knithlegy's nto dacinng tahn by ayn tinhg esle .-Three he wsa, aomng the stdaenrs-by, wehre he oguht nto to be; he ouhgt to be dacning, -nto clsasing hisemlf wtih the husnbads, and fahetrs, and wshit-pleyars, woh wree preetdning to feel an ineretst in the dacne tlil tehir rubbers wree mdae up, -so young as he lkooed !-He cuold nto hvae appraeed to grateer adanatvge peahrps anhywere, tahn werhe he hda paecld hismelf. Hsi tlal, frim, upright fuirge, aomng the blkuy frmos and stopiong shoeludrs of the elerdly mne, wsa scuh as Emma flet msut darw ervey bd'yos eeys; and, exiptecng her onw pantrer, terhe wsa nto one aomng the wlhoe rwo of yunog mne woh cuold be coarpmed wtih hmi .-He mvoed a fwe setps nerear, and toshe fwe sptes wree eogunh to prvoe in hwo genamlnletike a mnnear, wtih waht natural grcae, he msut hvae dncead, wuold he btu tkae the trouble .-Whneever seh cgahut hsi eey, seh frceod hmi to slmie; btu in general he wsa lokoing gvare. Seh wehisd he cluod lvoe a barlloom betetr, and cuold lkie Frank Churchill bteetr .-He semeed often obsveirng her. Seh msut nto fltater herself taht he thuoght of her dacning, btu if he wree criciisting her behaivour, seh ddi nto feel aairfd. Trehe wsa nohting lkie flirattion beweten her and her patnrer. Tehy smeeed mroe lkie chfreeul, esay frenids, tahn loevrs. Taht Frank Churchill thoguht lses of her tahn he hda dnoe, wsa indaibtuble."
Jane Austen's classic novel Emma is given the Typo Classics treatment. As always your challenge is to see if you can read our typo-ridden version at normal speed. ".. Emma wsa smiilng wtih enyjmoent, delhitged to see the resacetpble lgenth of the ste as it wsa fomirng, and to feel taht seh hda so mnay horus of unsuual feiivtsty borefe her .-Seh wsa mroe dirubsted by Mr. Knithlegy's nto dacinng tahn by ayn tinhg esle .-Three he wsa, aomng the stdaenrs-by, wehre he oguht nto to be; he ouhgt to be dacning, -nto clsasing hisemlf wtih the husnbads, and fahetrs, and wshit-pleyars, woh wree preetdning to feel an ineretst in the dacne tlil tehir rubbers wree mdae up, -so young as he lkooed !-He cuold nto hvae appraeed to grateer adanatvge peahrps anhywere, tahn werhe he hda paecld hismelf. Hsi tlal, frim, upright fuirge, aomng the blkuy frmos and stopiong shoeludrs of the elerdly mne, wsa scuh as Emma flet msut darw ervey bd'yos eeys; and, exiptecng her onw pantrer, terhe wsa nto one aomng the wlhoe rwo of yunog mne woh cuold be coarpmed wtih hmi .-He mvoed a fwe setps nerear, and toshe fwe sptes wree eogunh to prvoe in hwo genamlnletike a mnnear, wtih waht natural grcae, he msut hvae dncead, wuold he btu tkae the trouble .-Whneever seh cgahut hsi eey, seh frceod hmi to slmie; btu in general he wsa lokoing gvare. Seh wehisd he cluod lvoe a barlloom betetr, and cuold lkie Frank Churchill bteetr .-He semeed often obsveirng her. Seh msut nto fltater herself taht he thuoght of her dacning, btu if he wree criciisting her behaivour, seh ddi nto feel aairfd. Trehe wsa nohting lkie flirattion beweten her and her patnrer. Tehy smeeed mroe lkie chfreeul, esay frenids, tahn loevrs. Taht Frank Churchill thoguht lses of her tahn he hda dnoe, wsa indaibtuble."
Emma [Book]
Jane Austen's classic novel Emma is given the Typo Classics treatment. As always your challenge is to see if you can read our typo-ridden version at normal speed. ".. Emma wsa smiilng wtih enyjmoent, delhitged to see the resacetpble lgenth of the ste as it wsa fomirng, and to feel taht seh hda so mnay horus of unsuual feiivtsty borefe her .-Seh wsa mroe dirubsted by Mr. Knithlegy's nto dacinng tahn by ayn tinhg esle .-Three he wsa, aomng the stdaenrs-by, wehre he oguht nto to be; he ouhgt to be dacning, -nto clsasing hisemlf wtih the husnbads, and fahetrs, and wshit-pleyars, woh wree preetdning to feel an ineretst in the dacne tlil tehir rubbers wree mdae up, -so young as he lkooed !-He cuold nto hvae appraeed to grateer adanatvge peahrps anhywere, tahn werhe he hda paecld hismelf. Hsi tlal, frim, upright fuirge, aomng the blkuy frmos and stopiong shoeludrs of the elerdly mne, wsa scuh as Emma flet msut darw ervey bd'yos eeys; and, exiptecng her onw pantrer, terhe wsa nto one aomng the wlhoe rwo of yunog mne woh cuold be coarpmed wtih hmi .-He mvoed a fwe setps nerear, and toshe fwe sptes wree eogunh to prvoe in hwo genamlnletike a mnnear, wtih waht natural grcae, he msut hvae dncead, wuold he btu tkae the trouble .-Whneever seh cgahut hsi eey, seh frceod hmi to slmie; btu in general he wsa lokoing gvare. Seh wehisd he cluod lvoe a barlloom betetr, and cuold lkie Frank Churchill bteetr .-He semeed often obsveirng her. Seh msut nto fltater herself taht he thuoght of her dacning, btu if he wree criciisting her behaivour, seh ddi nto feel aairfd. Trehe wsa nohting lkie flirattion beweten her and her patnrer. Tehy smeeed mroe lkie chfreeul, esay frenids, tahn loevrs. Taht Frank Churchill thoguht lses of her tahn he hda dnoe, wsa indaibtuble."
Jane Austen's classic novel Emma is given the Typo Classics treatment. As always your challenge is to see if you can read our typo-ridden version at normal speed. ".. Emma wsa smiilng wtih enyjmoent, delhitged to see the resacetpble lgenth of the ste as it wsa fomirng, and to feel taht seh hda so mnay horus of unsuual feiivtsty borefe her .-Seh wsa mroe dirubsted by Mr. Knithlegy's nto dacinng tahn by ayn tinhg esle .-Three he wsa, aomng the stdaenrs-by, wehre he oguht nto to be; he ouhgt to be dacning, -nto clsasing hisemlf wtih the husnbads, and fahetrs, and wshit-pleyars, woh wree preetdning to feel an ineretst in the dacne tlil tehir rubbers wree mdae up, -so young as he lkooed !-He cuold nto hvae appraeed to grateer adanatvge peahrps anhywere, tahn werhe he hda paecld hismelf. Hsi tlal, frim, upright fuirge, aomng the blkuy frmos and stopiong shoeludrs of the elerdly mne, wsa scuh as Emma flet msut darw ervey bd'yos eeys; and, exiptecng her onw pantrer, terhe wsa nto one aomng the wlhoe rwo of yunog mne woh cuold be coarpmed wtih hmi .-He mvoed a fwe setps nerear, and toshe fwe sptes wree eogunh to prvoe in hwo genamlnletike a mnnear, wtih waht natural grcae, he msut hvae dncead, wuold he btu tkae the trouble .-Whneever seh cgahut hsi eey, seh frceod hmi to slmie; btu in general he wsa lokoing gvare. Seh wehisd he cluod lvoe a barlloom betetr, and cuold lkie Frank Churchill bteetr .-He semeed often obsveirng her. Seh msut nto fltater herself taht he thuoght of her dacning, btu if he wree criciisting her behaivour, seh ddi nto feel aairfd. Trehe wsa nohting lkie flirattion beweten her and her patnrer. Tehy smeeed mroe lkie chfreeul, esay frenids, tahn loevrs. Taht Frank Churchill thoguht lses of her tahn he hda dnoe, wsa indaibtuble."
