“She’s the letterwriter of the family” to letter-writer.
[Chapter X]
“have called unconcious cerebration,” to unconscious.
“She had to content hersef with” to herself.
“whom he wished to propitate” to propitiate.
“the whole word seemed to revolve round Joy” to world.
[Chapter XI]
“For my own part of ever I fall in love” to if.
“he met the chaffeur whom he sent back” to chauffeur.
“the personal manisfestation of Nature’s God” to manifestation.