nged to "turbulently" (The river which had
raged so turbulently)

Page 164: "forard" changed to "for'ard" (Every yeller dog of ye
can look for'ard to a prison sentence)

Page 168: "Capn" changed to "Cap'n" ("See here, Cap'n,")

Page 186: "hoard" changed to "horde" (yelling and screaming like
a horde of maniacs)

Page 237: "furthr" changed to "further" (I don't know as I would
trust him any further than you)

Page 240: "torquoise" changed to "turquoise" (It was like a
turquoise set in stone.)

Page 245: "reachd" changed to "reached" (Before they reached a
position)

Page 245: "befor" changed to "before" (The quest loomed larger and
more real than ever before.)

Page 271: "reconnaisance" changed to "reconnaissance" (A
reconnaissance of the rocks around the hut)

Page 291: "builded" changed to "built" (He built a shelter for her)

Page 333: "match" changed to "march" (His stubborn thoughts refused
to march into the present.)

Page 346: "Japaneses" changed to "Japanese" (for Togo, the Japanese
steward)

Page 347: "atune" changed to "attune" (once again she vibrated
attune to the mystic song of the dark.)

Page 350: "trembed" changed to "trembled" ("See," she trembled.)

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comply with modern standards. A deviation in paragraph-ending
punctuation in the original publication should be noted for
paragraphs in which dialogue immediately followed. Both a comma
and a colon were used and have been retained in this book.

Illustrations have been moved where necessary so that they are not
in the middle of a paragraph.

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