[Page 374]: frostis (through, and setting alight to a bit of fire now and again, and the season keeping mild and favourable, with only light frosts in the early morning—only what could you expect just on to Christmas?—there)
[Page 403]: kncoked (The ex-convict watched him out of sight, and then knocked at the door, and waited. The woman inside had been listening to)
[Page 413]: financée (to his sister Irene one of the long missives he was given to sending to his fiancée in London. It was just such a late October day as the one indirectly referred to above; in fact, it)
[Page 434]: ather ("You mean, you can manage your Bull, and father can't. Is that it?" Assent given. "And how can you manage your)
[Page 580]: [blank] (who had charge of Dave—Strides Cottage, of course! I'm sure she'll be all right as far as that goes. But the whole thing is so odd.... Stop a minute!—perhaps the best way would be for me)
[Page 615]: Egnland.... (you dead. For years she believed you and her sister dead. And when she returned to England....")
[Page 717]: acompany (the last. She then re-enveloped the letter, much pleased with the result, and wrote a short note in pencil to accompany it; then hunted up an envelope large enough to take both, and directed)
[Page 732]: Gwenn ("'Made it like then?'" Gwen was not sure she followed this.)
[Page 740]: mmama (mean—so long as they think I think it was. That's the point. Now, the question is, did or did not my superior mamma descend on your comme-il-faut parent to drum this idea into him, and get)
[Page 756]: differnece (she had loved ungrudgingly throughout. Nor was it only this. It palliated her son's crimes. But then there was a difference between the son and the father. The latter had apparently done nothing)