just a look on your text

[Mark Wright AIA]

Howdy
The word is "it" (in the Owl Books paperback I have here) referring I
believe to the Line. "Ev'ry place they ran it", that is, ran the line
and its visto.
Mark


--- Clément Levy <cl.levy at free.fr> wrote:
> My dear friends, as you all have a copy of Mason & Dixon, you may
> help me. 
> My book is the 1997 hardback, and I suspect something wrong at the
> page 
> 689: "Ev'ry place they ran it, ev'ry House pass'd by". Could you tell
> me if 
> you have the "it" (or an "in") at the same page (Mason gazing at the
> final 
> Map). My french translation may translate an "in". But how to be sure
> (I 
> need to)?
> I'm counting on you.
> Clement


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