Plate 37
Plates [35], [36] and [37] are examples showing a method of treatment of Japanese parlor.
[Transcriber’s Note]
The title page was fully typeset. This was followed by a typeset form which was filled in by hand. On these two pages the typeset words are all in uppercase, and the handwritten words are in lowercase.
As mentioned in the Transcriber’s Note at the start of this book, a few minor changes have been made to punctuation. However the author frequently omits punctuation after a closing bracket, and this has not been changed.
The spelling of words that the author elsewhere spells conventionally have been made consistent, “peculiar” and “peculiarly” have been changed from “peculier” and “pecurially” throughout, and “t”s have been crossed. Other changes that have been made are:
| Page | From | To | In |
| [2] | Glove | Globe | Globe trotters |
| [5] | amateaur | amateur | amateur architect |
| [10] | quater | quarter | the quarter where wealthy people |
| [15] | it safe | it is safe | it is safe to regard the result |
| [19] | carier | career | their future career |
| [28] | Vicisitude | Vicissitude | Vicissitude of the mode of living |
| [29] | occured | occurred | change in mental taste has occurred |
| [37] | Guinia | Guinea | New Guinea |
| [41] | influencial | influential | influential persons among scholars |
| [41] | The | They | They returned home |
| [47] | Daimio | Daimio | warlike spirits of Daimio |
| [51] | dicipline | discipline | soul discipline |
| [51] | the way | the way of | in the way of display |
| [54] | unsymetrical | unsymmetrical | odd, unsymmetrical, picturesque |
| [62] | carpects | carpets | the use of carpets |
| [67] | naild | nailed | strips are nailed |
| [75] | palacial | palatial | palatial European houses |