tion,= silently corrected as =grave
consideration.=

Chapter 30 : =added Mrs. Cole= silently corrected as =added Mrs.
Coles=

Chapter 30 : =for insanity;= silently corrected as =for insanity.=

Chapter 32 : =must must here= silently corrected as =must here=

Chapter 32 : =lady and gentlemen= silently corrected as =lady and
gentleman=

Chapter 33 : =best of the neighborhood= silently corrected as
=best of the neighbourhood=

Chapter 34 : =the worst of is= silently corrected as =the worst
of it=

Chapter 34 : =The gentlemen looked= silently corrected as =The
gentleman looked=

Chapter 35 : =vis-a-vis= silently corrected as =vis-a-vis=

Chapter 35 : =hair'sbreadth= silently corrected as =hair's
breadth=

Chapter 35 : =mysterieuses= silently corrected as =mysterieuses=

Chapter 36 : =decolletee= silently corrected as =decolletee=

Chapter 36 : =clergymen's back= silently corrected as
=clergyman's back=

Chapter 37 : =better by and by,= silently corrected as =better by
and by.=

Chapter 38 : =But Hazel= silently corrected as =but Hazel=

Chapter 39 : =in the the abstract= silently corrected as =in the
abstract=

Chapter 39 : =laid head= silently corrected as =laid her head=

Chapter 40 : =neighborhood of Chickaree= silently corrected as
=neighbourhood of Chickaree=

Chapter 40 : =No, Sir= silently corrected as =No, sir=

Chapter 40 : =degage air= silently corrected as =degage air=

Chapter 41 : =plunged into another,= silently corrected as
=plunged into another.=

Chapter 41 : =quick way as she= silently corrected as =quick way
as if she=

Chapter 42 : =became his= silently corrected as =become his=

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