Memoirs of Miss Sidney Biddulph / Extracted from her own Journal, and now first published

by Frances Chamberlaine Sheridan

p. 4	the moral which [in/it] inculcates	[Corrected.]
p. 22	since you went abroad[,/.]	[Corrected.]
p. 25	a[im/mi]able of men	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 30	things are b[r]ought	[Removed.]
p. 37	You[r] unknown friend	[Added.]
p. 41	[t/T]hat for his part	[Added.]
p. 54	Bi[d]dulph	[Removed.]
p. 56	(begging their pardons[)./,)]	[Corrected.]
p. 77	unluck[l]y	[Removed.]
p. 86	likewise	[Removed.]
p. 96	the death of her hu[bs/sb]and	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 118	conn[n]ections	[Removed.]
p. 120	to dine wi[ht/th]	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 124	I will swear your hu[bs/sb]and	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 127	requring	[Added.]
p. 134	r[e]gret	[Added.]
	hmself	[Added.]
p. 136	n her eyes	[Added.]
p. 148	wth sorrow and remorse	[Added.]
p. 154	[‘]Now, as Faulkland	[Added opening quote.]
p. 165	Our route was settled[;]:	[Removed.]
	I told her[e]	[Removed.]
p. 176	dis[t]interested	[Removed.]
p. 180	threatened me with death[./,] I should have	[Corrected.]
p. 181	sailing w[ti/it]h an imperial port	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 183	qui[et/te] against my inclination	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 192	determ[in]ed	[Added.]
p. 200	possession	[Removed.]
p. 203	physican	[Added.]
p. 209	li[t]tle gleam of pleasure	[Added.]
p. 214	be[ ]sure	[Missing space added.]
	compassion[a]te	[Added.]
p. 219	intreaties	[Removed.]
	seemed to app[r]ove	[Added.]
p. 228	drank a dish of coffee, but [eat] nothing	[sic].
	in our power.[’]	[Added missing quote.]
p. 234	you and your hu[bs/sb]and	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 237	th[a]t looked like a slight	[Added.]
p. 238	mort[g]age	[Added.]
	affir[m]ative	[Added.]
p. 239	passonately	[Added.]
p. 240	thought pretended illness[);,/,);[,]	[Corrected.]
p. 254	satisfacton	[Added.]
p. 258	oc[c]asion	[Added.]
p. 269	ladyshp	[Added.]
p. 271	conversaton	[Added.]
p. 275	he may return to his first love.[’]	[Closed quotation.]
p. 283	should lady Bidulp[o]h	[Removed.]
p. 289	possiblity	[Added.]
	f[ma/am]ily	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 293	ass[u/i]duity	[Corrected.]
p. 295	[‘]You have now	[Added opening quote.]
p. 303	[ow/wo]men	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 307	wor[l]dly attachments	[Added.]
p. 315	‘A just reparation	[Added opening quote.]
p. 324	depart[a]ure	[Removed.]
p. 326	behavour	[Added.]
p. 339	I had them both brought [it/in]	[Corrected.]
p. 344	pr[ia/ai]se	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 365	circumsta[cn/nc]es	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 378	man[n]	[Removed.]
p. 385	some[ht/th]ing	[Transposition corrected.]
p. 388	to [live/leave] my children greatly provided for	[Corrected.]
p. 391	exc[e]pted	[Added.]
p. 411	When [h/w]e arrived in London	[Corrected.]
	I am of your mind, replied your brother[?/;]	[Corrected.]
p. 415	despar	[Added.]
p. 425	I dare not[,] enquire	[Removed.]
p. 426	stoicism]	[Removed.]
p. 429	committ[e]d	[Added.]