**************** INPUT ****************

 Bookloupe understands simple underlining, for example, a _bd_ word as

 well as old-school underlining, for example, _a_pr_word_.

 It also understands partial underlining, as in l'_Adthima_, Abag_ae_l,

 _ph_antasm, and even _ph_antasi_z_e.

 While warnings about missing spaces around underscores are generally

 suppressed, partial underlining with_an odd number of un_der_scor_es

 will still be warned about.

 Then just a couple of special cases we need to check for: first _simple_

 underlining with an underscore at the end of the line and a solitary _

 should both be handled correctly.

 **************** WARNINGS ****************

 <expected>

   <error>

     <at line="1" column="57"/>

     <text>Query word bd - not reporting duplicates</text>

   </error>

   <error>

     <at line="2" column="48"/>

     <text>Query word pr - not reporting duplicates</text>

   </error>

   <error>

     <at line="8" column="37"/>

     <text>Missing space or underscore?</text>

   </error>

   <error>

     <at line="8" column="66"/>

     <text>Missing space or underscore?</text>

   </error>

   <error>

     <at line="12" column="70"/>

     <text>Missing space or underscore?</text>

   </error>

   <error>

     <at line="12" column="70"/>

     <text>Spaced punctuation?</text>

   </error>

   <error>

     <at line="14"/>

     <text>Mismatched underscores?</text>

   </error>

 </expected>