“I have indifferent eyes, and will show you; but, first, for the good of all lungs, let me extinguish this lamp.”
The next moment, the waning light expired, and with it the waning flames of the horned altar, and the waning halo round the robed man’s brow; while in the darkness which ensued, the cosmopolitan kindly led the old man away. Something further may follow of this Masquerade.
Transcriber’s Note and Errata
The following words are seen in both hyphenated and un-hyphenated forms. The number of instances are given in parentheses.
| church-yard (2) | churchyard (1) |
| cross-wise (1) | crosswise (1) |
| thread-bare (1) | threadbare (1) |
The following typographical errors have been corrected:
| Page | Error | Correction |
| 26 | ACQUANTANCE | ACQUAINTANCE |
| 54 | prevailent | prevalent |
| 77 | the the | the |
| 110 | tranquillity | tranquility |
| 112 | abox | a box |
| 179 | acommodates | accommodates |
| 212 | have have | have |
| 213 | worldlingg, lutton, | worldling, glutton, |
| 227 | backswoods’ | backwoods’ |
| 229 | it it | it is |
| 265 | fellew | fellow |
| 266 | principal | principle |
| 273 | it it | it |
| 275 | everwhere | everywhere |
| 281 | SUPRISING | SURPRISING |
| 314 | freind | friend |