In reading the Megilla, we read (8:11);
Laharog Ul'abeid, V'laharog Ul'abeid.
In 9:2, V'ish Lo Amad Bifneihem, V'ish Lo Amad Lifneihem.
When saying Ha'igeret Hazot and Igeret Ha'Purim Hazot Hasheinit, we rustle the Megilla.
In Shoshanat Yaakov (p. 340): Bruchim Kol Hatzadikim.
Shehecheyanu is said before the daytime Megilla-reading too.
Sunday Adar Sheini 14, Purim 5703
Chumash: Tzav, First Parsha with Rashi.
Tehillim: 72-76.
Tanya: Furthermore, the vital (p. 169)...the gross world. (p. 171).
In the Megilla my grandfather wrote, he did not place the ten sons of Haman in a separate column-page, nor did he begin each column-page with the word Hamelech ("the king").
(In the Hebrew text at this point, there appear textual emendations in Torah Or, meaningful only in Hebrew. Translator).