Transcriber’s Note
Several words appear with and without hyphenation, and are retained as printed: passersby/passers-by, everyday/every-day, singsong/sing-song, doorstep/door-step.
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.
| [3.11] | comforted Mrs. Spring Fragrance[,] | Added. |
| [4.22] | said Mr[.] Spring Fragrance | Added. |
| [36.6] | but schoolgirls in comparison.[”] | Added. |
| [50.21] | in a long yellow book[.] | Added. |
| [114.26] | “Oh![”] I cried, | Added. |
| [119.28] | ‘Let me pass, sir,[’] | Added. |
| [119.29] | in that tone of voice.[’]” | Removed. |
| [146.29] | think of no reply to Lin [W/F]o’s speech. | Replaced. |
| [152.21] | At these word | Added. |
| [171.22] | [“]She seems less every day,” | Added. |
| [172.12] | “Then,[”] said the young fellow, | Added. |
| [174.21] | The lawyer moved le[si/is]urely | Transposed. |
| [228.8] | a little mouse sqeaked it | Inserted. |
| [281.17] | making worse my broken wing[?/.] | Replaced. |
| [284.15] | answered the other birds.[”] | Removed. |
| [315.10] | smile and sing whe[n]ever she had the baby | Inserted. |
| [328.28] | She [was] interested | Inserted. |