TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES.
The edition published by Grosset & Dunlap (NY, 1892) was referenced for most of the fixes listed below.
The above-mentioned edition’s cover was used for this ebook.
Alterations to the text:
Add TOC.
Assorted punctuation fixes.
Relabel footnote markers, collect footnotes at end of text, and add an entry to the TOC.
[Chapter I]
Change “complex character of the pyschological Dane” to psychological.
[Chapter II]
“in honour of some Serene and Exalted foreign potentate” to serene and exalted.
[Chapter III]
“El Râmi! At last! How late you are!” to El-Râmi.
[Chapter VIII]
“Férez gazed at her compassionately and” to Féraz.
[Chapter X]
“tell me, is there No answer?” to no.
[Chapter XVII]
“The conqueror shall be conquered, El-Râmi Zâranos” to Zarânos.
[Chapter XXVIII]
(like those of Féraz’s ideal ladye-love, were) Surround ideal ladye-love with quotation marks.
[Chapter XXXII]
“that there was somethimg in the silent” to something.
[Chapter XXXV]
“lines with strange eagernes sand fervour” to eagerness and.
“He will, and as He will! Good night!” to Good-night.
[End of Text]