CONTENTS.Transcriber’s Notes
- TOC number 17 Changed Hataraick, on old Warlock to: Hattaraick
- pg 3 Removed unneeded quote before: It was the deed of the “dumb girl.”
- pg 5 Added apostrophe in: clay one in her brothers: brother’s
- pg 8 Changed subscribed by the two notars public to: notary
- pg 9 Changed white hand-cuffs, and hoggers to: hoggars
- pg 10 Changed new name given to himself was Jones to: Jonas
- pg 10 Changed Bessie Weir in his bed-straw. to: bedstraw.
- pg 12 Added quote after: How she had win to the bolster?
- pg 14 Changed wash them, but seing to: seeing
- pg 28 Changed chapter heading from VII. to VIII.
- pg 30 Added quote after: I replied, What, my major?
- pg 30 Added quote after: “Captain, captain,
- pg 31 Changed his guilt, and confesssion to: confession
- pg 32 Changed with a genttleman to: gentleman
- pg 35 Added colon after: ingenuity in him was this
- pg 37 Added quote after: chusing rather to die than live; and so died.
- pg 42 Changed pin that it was fasttened to: fastened
- pg 43 Added period after: before it came down
- pg 61 Moved quote from: “Not thine, answered the other,” to: “Not thine,” answered the other,
- pg 61 Added quote before: but in obedience to God
- pg 62 Added period after: considering what to do
- pg 68 Added missing e after: amiss to insert it her now: here
- pg 69 Changed it was supposed has to: his
- pg 70 Added period after: I will do you no harm
- pg 71 Added quote after: I will meet you some other time.
- pg 74 Changed chapter heading XVI. to: XV.
- pg 83 Changed XVII.—Anent Hataraick to: Hattaraick
- pg 87 Added period after Dr in: Dr Breton, late rector of Ludgate
- pg 87 Added quote before: That she had business
- pg 90 Changed clothes, stature, mein to: mien
- pg 90 Changed journey-man in such cases uses to: used
- pg 90 Changed hung in the shop, put in on to: put it on
- pg 93 Changed bid them to he down to: be down
- pg 94 Changed he had no knowlege to: knowledge
- pg 98 Changed at the minister’s back-yait to: back-yard
- pg 99 Changed was thrown at the lad’s bedstead to: bed-stead
- pg 100 Added period after: trouble found about the family
- pg 104 Changed chapter heading from XXV. to: XXII.
- pg 107 Changed in the likeness of a oungman to: youngman
- pg 108 Changed which she bad him spend to: which she had him spend
- pg 109 Changed taken with him, who delcared to: declared
- pg 110 Changed chapter heading from XXV. to: XXVI.
- pg 110 Removed quote after: and it will grow meikle.
- pg 110 Changed French Gentlemen, his two comerades to: comrades
- pg 111 Changed The next morning the two comerades to: comrades
- pg 124 Changed deal with them in the same manaer to: manner
- pg 124 Added period after XXIX
- pg 129 Added quote after: I know nothing to the contrary.
- pg 134 Changed Magdalen Pans, where sh died to: she died
- pg 135 Changed XXX. to: XXXIII.
- pg 135 Added quote before: I asked her, how she came to the knowledge
- pg 136 Added quote after: in Glasgow of that name?
- pg 140 Added ) after: when he spoke of it
- pg 141 Added XXXV. to chapter heading
- pg 143 Changed One comes in the lkeness to: likeness
- pg 145 Added period after: All is done that we have ready
- pg 147 Added period after: but went about to shun it
- pg 148 Added period after: a a street so called there
- pg 148 Removed repeated letter a from: a a street so called there
- pg 149 Changed devil your master too,” who d to: did
- pg 150 Added period after: “Torment me not before the time”
- pg 152 Changed her body with a vehement cahination to: cachinnation
- pg 155 Changed I please, on my forehead? to: forehead.”
- pg 157 Changed Foul faults must have a cloke to: cloak
- pg 157 Added period after: only of that sin mentioned, Rom
- pg 163 Changed the cause of his sicknes to: sickness
- pg 167 Added quote after: “O dementia! hucine rerum venimus?
- pg 168 Changed Concerning some Witches in the Shire of Renfrere to: Renfrew