hanged to: "Yes. I came to see you about a matter of importance."

Chapter XVI

...been following appeared, wearing a flowered kimona.
changed to: ...been following appeared, wearing a flowered kimono.

Chapter XVII

"Very well Get me a cab.
changed to: "Very well. Get me a cab.

He was overjoyed, when it was opened by a man...
changed to: He was overjoyed when it was opened by a man...

He doubted his ability to break it in. nor did he wish...
changed to: He doubted his ability to break it in, nor did he wish...

Chapter XIX

"'Is there anything more you want of us?" Miss Norman asked,
changed to: "Is there anything more you want of us?" Miss Norman asked,

Chapter XX

"I am glad to find you almost yourself again.
changed to: "I am glad to find you almost yourself again."

Chapter XXI

It seems she haunted the studio for several weeks without...
changed to: "It seems she haunted the studio for several weeks
without...

...and thus learned by name and address.
changed to: and thus learned my name and address.

What better place to hide the ball of wax.
changed to: What better place to hide the ball of wax?

Permit me to say, Mrs. Morton, that I...
changed to: "Permit me to say, Mrs. Morton, that I...

B.M. Bower's Novels

THE RANGE DWELLERS. Spirited action, a range feud be two families, and
a...
changed to: THE RANGE DWELLERS. Spirited action, a range feud between
two families, and a...

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