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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.

[27.27]the lover[’]s concentrated affectionRestored.
[53.20]at their [b/h]oly placesReplaced.
[53.26]in displaying their beauty.[’/”]Replaced.
[55.28]Letourne[a]u, in his SociologieInserted.
[63.1]‘the means of causing enmity’[”]Probable closing.
[64.11]monog[o/a]my is the only marital relationReplaced.
[67.26]mere passion linked with opportunity.[”]Added.
[133.44]Prior[-]ity of discoveryRemoved.
[138.12]as a woman of twenty-eight;[”]Probable closing.
[138.18]the gay and thoughtless first love.[”]Added.
[163.9]B[i/y]ron really feelsReplaced.
[178.19]their energy[,] courage, and manly prowessAdded.
[205.1]really attached since[’/”]Replaced.
[241.18]Who listens once will listen twice[;]Added.
[252.39]was promptly accepted.[”]Probable closing.
[271.38]where they do not marry.[’/”]Replaced.
[273.19]And power of love.’[”]Added.
[272.4]not knowing wh[e/i]ther she was going?Replaced.
[285.38][“]O love, O fire! once he drewAdded.
[288.30]but the brigh[t]est of all is thisInserted.
[323.4][‘/“]with the ugly ErosReplaced.
[393.19]considered fashionable[.]Added.
[394.26]under the arm.[”]Added.
[406.19]modified to their advantage[.]Added.
[407.17]but glycerine [don’t] agree with every oneSic
[424.43]have supplanted natural selection[.]Added.
[459.34]An emphatic [“]No” is the answer.Added.
[487.14]the ancient Egypt[ai/ia]nsTransposed.
[506.19]in these words: [“]National vanityAdded.
[516.6]the central part of the peni[u/n]sulaInverted.
[521.39][“]A woman’ is fineAdded.
[522.3]said that [“]Nature did neverAdded.
[539.6]in the atmosphere of New England.[”]Added.

The punctuation of the Index is occasionally irregular, and has been silently standardized.