THE END.
R. CLAY, PRINTER, BREAD STREET HILL.
Transcriber's Note:
Punctuation has been standardised. Variations in spelling have been retained as they appear in the original publication. Changes have been made as follows:
Contents The Night alone changed to The Night [Alone]
Page 26 pannelling of his berth changed to [panelling] of his berth
Page 29 through the Moray Frith changed to through the Moray [Firth]
Page 29 the stormy Pentland Frith changed to the stormy Pentland [Firth]
Page 41 lighest and cheapest description changed to [lightest] and cheapest description
Page 43 A sadler by trade changed to A [saddler] by trade
Page 57 stay in Canady changed to stay in [Canada]
Page 65 half-covered with carotty whiskers changed to half-covered with [carrotty] whiskers
Page 65 man overbeard!—a man overboard! changed to man [overboard]!—a man overboard!
Page 66 succeeded in throw-over changed to succeeded in [throwing] over
Page 80 locomotion wese lost to changed to locomotion [were] lost to
Page 95 while Mary inly changed to while Mary [only]
Page 104 quar-quarters.' When he saw that changed to [quarters].' When he saw that
Page 108 awsome to hear him talk changed to [awesome] to hear him talk
Page 113 a tablespoonfnl of salt into changed to a [tablespoonful] of salt into
Page 157 is a strage fluttering at changed to is a [strange] fluttering at
Page 197 He answered, "That it depended changed to He answered, [that] it depended
Page 213 He was the Squire's changed to He was the ['Squire's]
Page 253 the beautifu young girl brought changed to the [beautiful] young girl brought
Page 272 buscuit, you will be called changed to [biscuit], you will be called
Page 273 buscuit—not a morsel of changed to [biscuit]—not a morsel of
Page 276 a couple of tablespoonfulls changed to a couple of [tablespoonfuls]
Page 287 it's a feathe!" and his shrill changed to it's a [feather]!" and his shrill
Page 290 and lifting the mattrass changed to and lifting the [mattress]