e 73: "lfting" changed to "lifting" (On lifting his head) |
|Page 107: Apostrophe added before "Frisco" ('Frisco was _en-fete_) |
|Page 111: "evining" changed to "evening" (At dark one evening) |
|Page 125: "povisions" changed to "provisions" (strong piece of rope, |
|provisions) |
|Page 129: A period was added after the sentence ending with "the |
|House passed the bill." |
|Page 130: "sesssion" changed to "session" (during the session) |
|Page 139: "he" changed to "the" (the temperature) |
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|All other spelling and punctuation inconsistencies have been retained.|
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