Transcriber’s note
Minor punctuation errors have been changed without notice. Inconsistencies in hyphenation have been standardized.
| Page [9]: | “_Frontispiece_ 12” | “_Frontispiece_ 1” | |||
| Page [13]: | “this side the street” | “this side of the street” | |||
| Page [116]: | “the Patapsco, and that” | “the Patapsco, and that” | |||
| Page [131]: | “present alone were the” | “present alone was the” | |||
| Page [140]: | “as one’s relative” | “as one’s relatives” | |||
| Page [185]: | “stepped into a cabin” | “stepped into the cabin” | |||
| Page [191]: | “Aunt Hager has been” | “Aunt Hagar has been” | |||
| Page [212]: | “to know them qui.e” | “to know them quite” | |||
| Page [267]: | “take care c myself.” | “take care of myself.” | |||
| Page [267]: | “morning, and perhaps ” | “morning, and perhaps I” | |||
| Page [275]: | “key of the side door” | “key to the side door” |