This directory contains 'disks' 7-13

Definitely the worst of the lot, with formatting codes still there,
lots of non-printing characters and a lot of garbage intruded, the
latter replaced with <rubbish length=nnn>, where nnn is the number of
rubbish characters deleted.  I've used the presence of characters in
the range 000-037 as the basis for locating rubbish, so there are
probably some short sequences of same, which lack any of those
characters, which I've missed.

There are LOTS of duplicate articles.

I haven't even tried to clean this up.  Some suggestions:
* is used to introduce formatting keywords, but also, irritatingly, as
 ñ, which does not occur.
È is EOL
À is some sort of formatting code
 is almost certainly ü
¹ is almost certainly à
¼ is < or >, depending!
­(n-dash) is almost certainly í
¦ is some sort of quote, or possibly a ¡! synthesis.
@ is almost certainly ¿
Ø introduces formatting?
â is almost certainly é
I'm not sure about å, ç or ê -- in some cases they're correct in French quotes.
ð is like ¶ in the fc files -- when followed by " it's probably í, but
 there are some other, less frequent cases as well.

The file char-hist is just that -- a histogram of character
frequencies in this sub-corpus.