ed
to grant him a licence for the curacy. Whether he accepted it I have not
yet heard, but I am inclined to think that in this matter he will adhere
to his old determination.

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Textual emendations and noteworthy items

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1 1 Word changes

1 1 1 Additions

1 1 1 1 Added "l" to "crue"
Vol. I--Page 146, line 8
did sit down. "He has made you out to be a perjured, wilful,
cruel* bigamist."

1 1 1 2 Added "b" to "Puddicome's"
Vol. II--Page 15, line 1
he must hold his peace. That reference to Mr. Puddicomb*e's
dirty boot had

1 1 1 3 Added "e" to "Ann"
Vol. II--Page 215, line 6
hand in order that he might send them to the Bishop and to
Lady Anne*

1 1 2 Deletions

1 1 2 1 Deleted repeated word "not"
Vol. II--Page 15, line 10
been a grain of tenderness there, he could not* have spoken
so often as he

1 1 2 2 Deleted repeated "i" in "hiim"
Vol. II--Page 87, line 9
not leave the man to triumph over hi*m. If nothing further
were done in

1 1 3 Substitutions

1 1 3 1 Changed lowercase "de" to uppercase "De" to conform
to majority usage (11 out of 14 times with uppercase)
Vol. I--Page 34, line 7
Lawle, who had in early years been a dear friend to Mrs.
Wortle. Lady *De Lawle was the widow

Vol. I--Page 48, line 9
Bishop,--before Mrs. Wortle or the Hon. Mrs. Stantiloup, or
Lady *De Lawle.

Vol. I--Page 82, line 17
to you; different in not accepting Lady *De Lawle's
hospitality; different

1 1 3 2 Changed "out" to "our"
Vol. I--Page 88, line 22
and me, can have no effect but to increase our* troubles.
You are a woman,

1 1 3 3 Changed lowercase "junction" to uppercase "Junction"
to conform to majority usage (3 out of 4 times with uppercase)
Vol. II--Page 147, line 6
been written at the Ogden *Junction, at which Mr. Peacocke had
stopped for

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1 2 1 Additions

1 2 1 1 Added quotation marks

1 2 1 1 1 ...opening double quotation mark
Vol. I--Page 146, line 7
did sit down. *"He has made you out to be a perjured, wilful,
cruel

Vol. II--Page 102, line 3
kind feelings which have hitherto existed between us.--Yours
very faithfully,

*"C. BROUGHTON."

1 2 1 1 2 ...closing double quotation mark
Vol. II--Page 35, line 16
were given. "It is not enough to be innocent," said the Bishop,
"but men must know that we are so."*

1 2 1 1 3 ...opening single quotation mark
Vol.