The line-breaking engine leaves a dash/hyphen as an artefact, trying to break up a word that is put in its enterity on the next line (sounds complicated, huh?)
The dash is visible before the t in character.
This is not the usual typo you'll see in books and papers produced by people who just won't use 'conditional hyphens': resizing the pane will show
location: logosres:nehcrosby;ref=Page.p_2;off=4036;ctx=nts_of_a_very_frail_~character._The_gener
