uness we hear to the contrary” to unless.

“Love surely was so triumpahnt” to triumphant.

[Chapter XV]

“was not due at Windmere till seven” to Windermere.

“while she poor girl would have to bear all the brunt” to the.

[Chapter XVI]

“with as brace a face and bearing as she could muster” to brave.

[Chapter XVIII]

“he determind to try to make amends” to determined.

(“Why, madam ‘why’” he almost roared whilst...) Change the passage in quotes to an exclamation (because of the roaring).