The Wrong Case

Dealer copies of the first printing also report a full Random House number line beginning with 2 (the house form "2 4 6 8 9 7 5 3"), but the guides disagree on when Random House adopted the number line — one places the practice from about 1970, another from 1976 — so on a 1975 book treat the "First Edition" statement as the required point and the number line as corroborating rather than mandatory