On page 294, transcribe gray-headed with the hyphen. See page 5 of the 1869 novel.
On page 295, add a comma after salary in the phrase "with an honestly-earned salary." See page 7 of the 1869 book.
Checked the clause "But once get used to these slight blemishes" on page 297. The sentence appears the same way on page 10 of the 1869 novel.
Checked the clause "People who hire all these things done for them never know what they lose" on page 298. The sentence has a comma after them, but is otherwise written the same way on page 11 of the 1869 novel.
On page 299, transcribe door-handles with the hyphen. See page 13 of the 1869 novel.
On page 339, "shortcomings" was replaced with "short-comings". See page 62 of the 1869 novel.
On page 345, "furbelows and notions" was written "furbelows and quinny-dingles" in the 1869 novel. See page 59 of the 1869 novel. We made no change, and only point this out because quinny-dingles is such a memorable word that those intimate with the novel may notice the change.
On page 353, change snowbank to snow-bank. See page 79 of the 1869 novel.
On page 363, a double quotation mark was added before "Cross-patch, draw the latch". See page 91 of the 1869 book.
On page 379, change period after Jo to a comma in the clause "as for Jo. she would have gone up". See page 109 of the 1869 book.