“before dinner, brushing Ree’s macintosh afterwards” to Rees’s.
“a guant figure shivering in the damp, was waiting” to gaunt.
“his arm round her in his facinatingly affectionate way” to fascinatingly.
[Chapter X]
“Skaking off the stupor, which again seemed to be overpowering” to Shaking.
(“You need not come agian,” he said. “But I shall come here…) to again.
[Chapter XI]
“to scale the outer wall of the casle with the help of the ivy” to castle.
“his tone which made her blush crimsom, and feel afraid” to crimson.
[Chapter XIV]