Illustrations of political economy, Volume 1 (of 9)

by Harriet Martineau

The Hill and the Valley: Hollins. ([21.34]), entering. ([46.17]), Journal. ([45.22]), Mr. Bernard ([65.12]), friend. ([72.29]), Mr. Wallace ([72.32]), countenance. ([74.19]), pig-iron. ([80.30]), other. ([127.25]), day. ([81.24]), way. ([131.30]),

Brooke and Brooke Farm: him. ([40.20]), are. ([136.30]), poor. ([45.33])

Other errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original. Given the independent pagination of the original, these are divided by volume.

Life in the Wilds
[19.28]	we shall not see them to-night.[”]	Added.
[22.30]	Here, at least, money is not wealth.[”]	Added.
[37.12]	and assist, wher[e]ever he could.	Removed.
[45.28]	[‘/“]I wonder at the captain,”	Replaced.
[48.18]	sir,[”] said Hill,	Added.
[49.30]	seems to have agreed,[’/”]	Replaced.
[62.7]	“Which is the highest, George[,]”	Added.
[67.25]	[‘/“]There would be little use	Replaced.
[102.9]	[‘/“]You shall see presently,”	Replaced.
[107.3]	There wa little fear	Restored.
The Hill and the Valley
[23.9]	“In which department.[”?/?”]	Transposed.
[23.30]	I said I was hungry.[’/”]	Replaced.
[35.31]	[“]I must find time	Added.
[37.33]	and envious.[”]	Removed.
[48.20]	By dinner-time sh[e] was ready	Restored.
[58.29]	“We find so much depend on	Added.
[70.6]	suppose the lady like[d] to be treated	Added.
[79.4]	[‘/“]Surely,” said Mrs. Wallace,	Replaced.
[107.14]	nobody wi[i/l]l be looking	Replaced.
[112.23]	so much for to-morrow[’/”]	Rplaced.
[116.27]	Before the visit[e/o]r had time	Replaced.
Brooke and Brooke Farm
[7.26]	useful by cu[tl/lt]ivation	Transposed.
[8.18]	[‘/“]As for you	Replaced.
[11.32]	our part to awaken you, sir[./,]	Replaced.
[14.9]	of the objective school, sir.[”]	Added.
[17.31]	[W/B]illy got up whimpering	Replaced.
[17.33]	[“]Well, Billy,”	Added.
[18.33]	“Will you let me try?[”]	Added.
[35.2]	sell your allotment to him?[”]	Added.
[45.11]	it was his daughter-in[ /-]law	Inserted.
[51.32]	for hundred of years	Added.
[54.23]	in your native village?[’/”]	Replaced.
[56.6]	no little disapp[o]intment to me	Inserted.
[78.12]	And w[h]ere were you much afraid	Removed.
[79.12]	fit for a soldier.[’’’/”]	Replaced.
[96.3]	said Mr. Malto[n]	Restored.
[98.10]	[‘/“]More in one year	Replaced.
[119.17]	the violence of their emotion[,/.]	Replaced.