Notes

  1. The supply boat also carried the post, so a missed boat meant two weeks without letters. Back to text

  2. Swell height was estimated by eye against marks painted on the landing stage.

  3. This reference is a plain link with no note semantics, pointing at an endnote in another file.

  4. She could see the light from her kitchen window, if she stood on a chair.

  5. The same boat, repainted, now takes visitors out to the island in summer.

  6. The horn was retired before the light was, and replaced by a radio beacon.

About

Title
Notes Test Book
Author
accessible-books-in-browsers
Date
2026-11-05T22:18:25Z

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Section: Notes

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Accessibility

The publisher's accessibility information for the original EPUB.

Ways of reading

  • No information about appearance modifiability is available
  • All content can be read as read aloud speech or dynamic braille
  • All the content is available as prerecorded audio synchronized with text

Conformance

  • No information is available

Navigation

  • Elements such as headings, tables, etc for structured navigation
  • Table of contents to all chapters of the text via links

Hazards

  • The publication contains no hazards

Accessibility summary

  • A test book: footnotes on the same page, endnotes in a separate file, and synchronized narration of all text including the notes. Two note references are plain links without note semantics, and only one note has its own back-link, on purpose.

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