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| Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: |
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| place had throw a heavy gloom=> place had thrown a heavy gloom {pg 66} |
| you need not shake you head=> you need not shake your head {pg 70} |
| the sudden impulses by which your are governed=> the sudden impulses by which you are governed {pg 77} |
| his beaming couutenance=> his beaming countenance {pg 97} |
| it will be my first lesson in the Scotch languabe=> it will be my first lesson in the Scotch language {pg 147} |
| you know I have already told you=> You know I have already told you {pg 164} |
| be said, “but in this case it is impossible=> he said, “but in this case it is impossible {pg 216} |