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Transcriber's Note:
page 267: 'pudent' (sic) retained ... possibly adjective from noun:
pudency, n. Modesty. (f. LL pudentia) (Oxford Dictionary)
or,
from Latin Dictionary: Pudens, pudentis, modest; bashful.
Pudenter, modestly, bashfully.
"To pose as Scipio, that pudent Roman,"
page. 270: 'millionnaire', the French spelling of 'millionaire', has been retained.
Errata:
Obvious punctuation errors have been repaired.
The remaining corrections made are indicated by dotted lines under the corrections. Scroll the mouse over the word and the original text will appear. page 265: 'Fiançé', 'Fiançée' corected to 'Fiancé', Fiancée'. page 268: 'Brition' corrected to "Briton". "But the Briton hugs his tankard," page 268: 'responbilities' corrected to 'responsibilities' "when the Companies began really to understand their responsibilities" |