Two issues? There are 729 underscores. That's an odd number. I think  
there was a transcription error. Hard to pick out though.

Mark is on it. The reversal happens between line 1872 and 1873. It's a  
line ending in an underscore abutting a line beginning in an underscore.


"Then you did it," Adams said. _You got it_, he thought to himself,  
_what you emerged into the light of day for. Your journey is over. You  
lucky guy_, he thought. _If only it were that simple for me. If what I  
needed, lacked, required so that I might live, could be held in the  
hand, inspected, its ink markings read. Picked up and manually  
gripped; some object, material and hard-and my fears equally concrete.  
Limited, as has been your case, to the fear of not finding one  
specific clearly defined wartime construct, and that construct now  
found and possessed, as much as we can in this life ever possess  
anything, really retain and keep it. And look what I have lost_, he  
thought. _My demesne, my job; I am going to give up the surface of  
Earth. In order not to follow Verne Lindblom. Because_, he said to  
himself, _I know it was David Lantano who did it. I knew that the  
moment Lantano admitted that he had the weapon assembly in his  
possession. The components that make up the killing agent known to us  
all: the high velocity--or as in Verne's case, low velocity--cyanide- 
tipped homeostatic dart. And not rusty but in working order . . . as  
was the one which reached Verne Lindblom's heart._
	_Mint condition, as Lantano had said. Derived directly from the war- 
years, from thirteen years ago, by means of Lantano's time-travel  
equipment. And to be set up in my office to kill B rose exactly as  
Verne was killed; admittedly it will be instantaneous and painless,  
but it is still murder, as was mine of the four Footemen commandos.  
But--this is how we stand. And I'm leaving. Descending. lf I can._




On Oct 3, 2008, at 7:38 PM, Mark Lively wrote:

> On Oct 3, 2008, at 5:56 PM, Paul Skinner wrote:
>
>> Thanks for posting some results. Very Interesting. Would you  
>> consider dropping the test file in my public folder?
>>
>
> Its a multi-line italicized block.
>
> -Mark
> After ruling out adjacent _'s, 256 byte, 32768 byte and 65536 byte  
> limits