“growl of passionate, hunger earnestness in the elder man’s hawk eyes” to hungry.
“But the elder man had appearently decided that to argue” to apparently.
“by himself with slow steps and an ususually reflective manner” to unusually.
“He drew back hastily into the shadow of the strees” to trees.
[Chapter VII]
“Bnt I can come and see you at the same place to-morrow” to But.
[Chapter VIII]
“under the fire of Goodhare’s dicourses, melted quite away” to discourses.
“But at heart he was blase and cynical, with a surprised feeling” to blasé.
[Chapter IX]