Deadlock: Pilgrimage, Volume 6 - Dorothy M. Richardson

Author of
“Three Weeks,” etc.

This, the latest novel by the famous novelist, Elinor Glyn, is now issued at

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Transcriber’s Notes

The original spelling and punctuation were mostly preserved. In “Deadlock”, Dorothy Richardson continued to experiment with punctuation, in particular with leaving out commas and an unconventional use of suspension points and quotation marks. Therefore, punctuation was mostly left unchanged.

A few obvious typographical errors were silently corrected. Further careful corrections, some after consulting other editions, are listed here (before/after):

... “There’s isn’t much prospect there” recited ...
... “[There] isn’t much prospect there” recited ...
... “That it so” assented Mrs. Bailey; “but I see ...
... “That [is] so” assented Mrs. Bailey; “but I see ...
... beloved corridor of her solitary pacings, out into ...
... beloved corridor of her solitary pacings, out into[ the] ...
... them set, at varying angles, inquestioningly towards ...
... them set, at varying angles, [un]questioningly towards ...
... of effort to define in her small perfection. The list ...
... of effort to define her small perfection. The list ...
... lingers and effects all the life.” ...
... lingers and [affects] all the life.” ...
... confronting the speaker, who has just spat into the ...
... confronting the speaker, who [had] just spat into the ...
... voices...... Gathering up her Marie Duclaux ...
... voices...... Gathering up her [Lucie] Duclaux ...
... Neither of them see that the fact of ...
... Neither of them [sees] that the fact of ...
... may remain there. Science is a large element in our ...
... [many] remain there. Science is a large element in our ...
... not occur to him that this serenity, in which was ...
... not occur to him that this serenity, in which [were] ...
... The small far-off man’s voice sounded out, lost the ...
... The small far-off man’s voice sounded out, lost[ in] the ...
... a misery as wide at the world, was her own dream ...
... a misery as wide [as] the world, was her own dream ...
... “Miriam. Remember I am no more than man. ...
... “Miriam. Remember I am no more [that] man. ...