Transcriber’s Note
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. The following issues should be noted, along with the resolutions.
| [7.14] | tall [be-]beyond his years | Removed. |
| [68.20] | “Good,[”] said the man. | Added. |
| [90.8] | he could scar[c]ely | Added. |
| [105.17] | “Come out here,” said Leon. [“]I shall have | |
| [147.8] | [mye fin/my fine] lad, | Misplaced. |
| [149.13] | with a pai[s/r] of jean breeches on | Replaced. |
| [182.10] | [“]Supper was ready at last, Dawson aroused | Removed. |
| [206.9] | ain[t]’t' a-going to stand still | Removed. |
| [209.6] | the commission to come to him[.] | Added. |
| [214.25] | and the other men don’t like it. [“]I’ll bet | Removed. |
| [216.24] | “You had better be get[t]ing | Added. |
| [275.15] | “And did you let those men go back?[”] | Added. |
| [299.25] | so overjoyed that he could scar[c]ely speak. | Added. |
| [312.2] | Leon, who didn’t seem[ed] disposed to discuss | Removed. |
| [313.12] | [“]Oh, how I wish Tom Howe knew | Added. |
| [340.1] | “You[ /’]re' right, I do,” replied the man | Replaced. |
| [350.3] | The men all straighten[e]d up | Added. |
| [352.14] | He want[ed] to see how badly hurt Dan was | Added. |
| [370.4] | he could put it where it would[ be] equally safe. | Added. |
| [402.3] | to hang him, why, of course[./,] he will know | Replaced. |
| [409.11] | but [b/h]e couldn’t see either | Replaced. |
| [412.15] | we didn’t come out here to surrender[,]” said Mr. Knight. | Added. |
| [416.19] | while you have the chance[.]” | Added. |
| [431.15] | “Leon,[”] he exclaimed, “here’s one of them!” | Added. |
| [431.23] | “Yes, here it is. [“]Now, you get on your | Removed. |
| [432.8] | “I declare, there is that Sprague[,/.] Halt! | Replaced. |