[ archive.org/details/youngearnestroma00canniala]
A 1915 edition published by T. Fisher Unwin was used a secondary source, especially to check the hyphenation of compound words printed at the end of a line in the primary source. Images of this edition are available at:
[ catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/100199704]
The following changes were noted:
- The name “René” is almost always printed in the source text with the acute over the second “e”. The few cases where the name was printed as “Réne” have been changed for consistency.
- p. 189: so that he could meet Casey.”—Deleted the closing quotation mark at the end of the paragraph.
- p. 209: Thrigby’s changing, and things are queer all round.—Changed “Thrigby’s” to “Thrigsby’s”.