page 129

seen Madeleine beside me! When the good 'sister' moved about
the room, in the dim light of the veillense[veilleuse], in
spite of her coarse, unshapely garb, I recognized the
outlines of Madeleine's

page 132

Walton, without being stirred and inspired by the contact.
The force, decision, aptitude, promptness, which
distinguished Roland[Ronald], had constituted him a sort of
prince among his fellow-students,

page 135

the Marchioness de Fleury that Bertha's uncle was exceedingly
tenacious of his rights, and jealous of the
inteference[interference] of his niece's relatives in regard
to any future alliance she might

page 150

golden keys: unlock all doors; carry one into hidden depths
of the earth. Shall be obliged to advance funds to pay
partiest[parties] employed. Have the goodness to write your
name in this

page 153

"See, Maurice," Bertha continued, joyfully, "in the corner
she has embroidered my name, surrounded by a wreath of
for-get-me-nots[forget-me-nots],--for she does not forget.
The crest of the de Merrivales is in the opposite

page 158

woman of her calm judgment,--a woman who could look with such
steady, tearless eyes upon life's realties,[realities]--a
woman who would not have trodden in flowery ways though every

page 165

compelled to make, that he might meet the demands of the old
Jew, were not without their influence in preparing Count
Triston[Tristan] an to look favorably upon his son's
solicitation. The count imagined

page 189

to mortgage the estate of his son for so large amount that,
but for the advent of the railroad, upon which he confidently
calculated, the mortgage must prove ruinious[ruinous] to the
interests of the landholder.

page 209

"I must entreat your pardon for allowing you to wait; it was
not in my power to be[repeated word "be" removed] more
punctual; a terrible accident--the first of the kind which
has ever occurred to me--is my

page 228

Ruth, without lifting her head from the sketch she was
coloring, answered, "Yes, certainly, unless it should be
something with which Mademoiselle Malanie[Melanie] does not
desire us to be acquainted."

page 237

Shortly after M. de Bois returned to the exhibition salons,
Madeline[Madeleine] entered the workroom. Gaston could see
her