On p. 466, an opening quotation mark seems to be misplaced. See the table below.
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.
| [77.6] | thus acquiring an exquisite [caligraphy] | sic calligraphy |
| [100.21] | thrust the ta[il/li]sman into his belt | Transposed. |
| [117.6] | If Vi[n]cente Vicente is a traitor | Removed. |
| [141.30] | on the wounded shoulder[,/.] | Replaced. |
| [181.23] | a ru[r]al beau from a neighboring village | Inserted. |
| [207.28] | Yo[n/u] are not old enough | Inverted. |
| [260.31] | chilled and silenced her[,/.] | Replaced. |
| [316.27] | the son of Pancho Vall[e/é] | Replaced. |
| [340.1] | with an elec[t]ric thrill. | Inserted. |
| [351.21] | I pray you!’[”] | Added. |
| [352.37] | A look of ind[i/e]scribable hauteur | Replaced. |
| [365.38] | she murm[e/u]red in a low voice | Replaced. |
| [409.37] | a sad and solemn funeral cort[é/è]ge | Replaced. |
| [415.17] | into the chap[par/arr]al. | Replaced. |
| [427.22] | reputations of special sanc[t]ity | Added. |
| [438.35] | this silent, creeping e[mn/nm]ity | Transposed. |
| [442.4] | she cried[,] staggering to her feet. | Added. |
| [466.36] | [“]this girl whom you have believed | Added. |
| [466.37] | to be the daughter of my son. [“]Weeks | Removed. |