On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 11:45 AM, Simon Osborne <outspaced@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So all of the following 14 instances of this type should be corrected to
'onto' (searched for "self on to "):
10:152 "...by hurling yourself on to the floor."
10:169 "...and drag yourself on to the muddy shore."
11:320 "...and pull yourself on to the roof..."
12:58 "...enable you to drag yourself on to its deck."
12:91 "You pull yourself on to the rail and..."
12:194 "...enable you to drag yourself on to the shallow deck."
12:309 "He pulls himself on to the deck and comes..."
13:103 "...and haul yourself on to the winch platform."
13:161 "...you pull yourself on to the platform..."
13:288 "...and pull yourself on to the drawbridge..."
21:276 "...and pull yourself on to his back."
22:261 "As you pull yourself on to the deck..."
24:100 "You pull yourself on to the platform and..."
27:85 "...you haul yourself on to your mount..."
Those look like they should indeed be fixed.