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Additional Transcriber’s Notes: The following changes were made to the original text. The change is enclosed in brackets: Page 15: Then, glancing at he clock, [the] Page 22: The result of it had been to develop certainly miserly instincts [certain] Page 26: There is a man at out house [our] Page 41: He looked at he envelope, [the] Page 57: It's splendid match, [added ‘a’: It's a splendid match] Page 110: would beggar her by stopping it altogther [altogether] Page 169: My dear Miss Dundas [added beginning double quote] Page 180: “Who is that coming up the drive?” asked th [the] Page 208: This was characteristic of the cautious Ormsby's [Ormsbys] Page 216: and I don't intend of have my daughter [to] Page 231: And, as I've disgraced the family, I'd-- [added missing double quote mark at the end of the sentence] Page 257: he said, beckoning her authoritively. [authoritatively] Page 265: Dick Swinton in done for. [is] Page 274: It is enough for me, Dick--but it is the others--father, and-- [added missing double quote mark at the end of the sentence] |