easure he experienced
in his intimate acquaintances with the people. There are notes giving
valuable information concerning automobile routes and other facts of
interest to tourists in general.

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Transcriber's note:

Inconsistent hyphenation has been preserved, and a majority of the
suspected misprints have been retained as possible dialect.

A full list of corrections made follows.

Page xi, Added missing end singlequote (if it kills him dead!'")
Page xi, Added missing period (a bagatelle." )
Page xi, Added missing period (broken loose.")
Page xi, Added missing end singlequote (as good as me?'")
Page xii, Added missing period (closely and shamefacedly.")
Page xii, Added missing period (all the time.'")
Page xii, Added missing period (wild in consequence.")
Page xii, Added missing period (in no time.'")
Page xii, Added missing period (in his arms.")
Page xii, Added missing period (at it one time.")
Page xii, Added missing period (across the aisle.")
Page 44, Changed "would'nt" to "wouldn't" (wouldn't mind laying out)
Page 61, Added missing comma (he continued, severely, "think you know)
Page 70, Changed "glaces" to "glances" (boys cast envious glances)
Page 240, Changed "Blaint" to "Blant" (why Blant haint done nothing)
Page 295, Added missing "are" (prisoners are preparing to-morrow)

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