In Chs. LXI-LXII which statements are Sargent's claims, which are his examples, reports of practice, market assertions or attributed claims; what OCR and provenance limits apply; and how do these compare by ID with C3-B237-S61 and C3-B301-S106?
Claims: 1916 predictions, dialogue rules, study and revision rules. Examples: banker/bully, maid/mistress, electricity-textbook and rowboat analogies (paraphrased). Reports of practice: the 1913 revival and two unnamed anecdotes (story sold on the ninth try; English professor's script). Attributed or market assertions: a school advertisement (three hours) and 'one writer in a hundred' (no data). OCR: script counts 7 defect tokens (LXI) and 18 (LXII) from a fixed list and 15 and 46 hyphen-split words; running heads sit inside sentences. Provenance: 1916 US publication, Internet Archive copy; rights outside the US are a hold.
Claims: 1916 predictions, dialogue rules, study and revision rules. Examples: banker/bully, maid/mistress, electricity-textbook and rowboat analogies (paraphrased). Reports of practice: the 1913 revival and two unnamed anecdotes (story sold on the ninth try; English professor's script). Attributed or market assertions: a school advertisement (three hours) and 'one writer in a hundred' (no data). OCR: script counts 7 defect tokens (LXI) and 18 (LXII) from a fixed list and 15 and 46 hyphen-split words; running heads sit inside sentences. Provenance: 1916 US publication, Internet Archive copy; rights outside the US are a hold.
Curator qualifications: Sargent's talking-picture prediction, dialogue rules and study method are verified and correctly labelled as 1916 predictions and practice; examples are separated from claims.
Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
Structured fields
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"url": "https://archive.org/stream/techniqueofphoto00sarg/techniqueofphoto00sarg_djvu.txt",
"note": "sar.flat (a3cff7eb) ch. LXI and study chapters"
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- [sourced_fact] Claims: 1916 predictions, dialogue rules, study and revision rules. Examples: banker/bully, maid/mistress, electricity-textbook and rowboat analogies (paraphrased). Reports of practice: the 1913 revival and two unnamed anecdotes (story sold on the ninth try; English professor's script). Attributed or market assertions: a school advertisement (three hours) and 'one writer in a hundred' (no data). OCR: script counts 7 defect tokens (LXI) and 18 (LXII) from a fixed list and 15 and 46 hyphen-split words; running heads sit inside sentences. Provenance: 1916 US publication, Internet Archive copy; rights outside the US are a hold. · locator: sar.flat (a3cff7eb) ch. LXI and study chapters source
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