Revolving Lights: Pilgrimage, Volume 7 - Dorothy M. Richardson

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Transcriber’s Notes

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

... regarded her not with the adoration on half-pitying ...
... regarded her not with the adoration [or] half-pitying ...
... of the atmosphere—the interest of boredom ...
... of the atmosphere—the interest [or] boredom ...
... gleam she had caught in the deep wehrmütig ...
... gleam she had caught in the deep [wehmütig] ...
... of life into the humble bésogne de la pensée. ...
... of life into the humble [besogne] de la pensée. ...
... reflectively. As if it had just occurred to her. ...
... [she murmured] reflectively. As if it had just occurred to her. ...
... blue; unseeing; contradictng her matronly ...
... blue; unseeing; [contradicting] her matronly ...
... ironmongery in my rücksack and off we’ll ...
... ironmongery in my [rucksack] and off we’ll ...
... they become foreigners in England were nothing. ...
... they [became] foreigners in England were nothing. ...
... tryanny was her real apology, a curse for the ...
... [tyranny] was her real apology, a curse for the ...