Matter: EXPRESSMEN to EXPRESSMAN (6.--EXPRESSMAN AND DETECTIVES.)

p. 21: smoothy to smoothly (smoothly-shaven face)

pp. 32, 38, and 45: Lily to Lilly

p. 38: unmanagable to unmanageable (she became almost unmanageable)

p. 62: wildet to wildest (the wildest affection)

p. 68: wherupon to whereupon (whereupon she had raised)

p. 78: Bang's to Bangs's (put in Mr. Bangs's hands)

p. 94: povety-stricken to poverty-stricken (and the poverty-stricken
hovel)

p. 106: Waverly to Waverley (After taking dinner at the Waverley,)

p. 114: deshabille to deshabille (_en deshabille_)

p. 127: interspering to interspersing (interspersing it with a few)

p. 153: role to _role_ (she had assumed the _role_)

p. 158: removed duplicated "to" (better wife 'n she was to me)

p. 168: _role_ to _role_ (continue the _role_)

p. 176: removed extra "a" ("a this morning's paper" to "this morning's
paper")

p. 278: havn't to haven't (you haven't found her)

p. 311: Evalina to Evalena (upon which Miss Evalena Gray)

p. 325: Evelena to Evalena (how Miss Evalena Gray performed)

pp. 334-335 (Illustration caption), 338 and 341: Levereaux to Leveraux

Advertisements (end of book): Agusta to Augusta (Augusta J. Evans'
Novels.), Expressmen to Expressman (Expressman and Detectives), "and
Detectives" to "as a Detective" (Claude Melnotte as a Detective),
Marryatt to Marryat (Wild Oats--Florence Marryat.)

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