ketched the delicious picture before
him" was changed to a period.

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into my games."

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On page 320, "she might as well open her's" was changed to "she might as
well open hers".

On page 321, "Mizra's skill" was changed to "Mirza's skill", "acquired
for Mizra" was changed to "acquired for Mirza", and "evidently not to
Mizra" was changed to "evidently not to Mirza".

On page 323, "the statue of Henri IV.." was changed to "the statue of
Henri IV.", and "standing at her wnidow" was changed to "standing at her
window".

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compensated".

On page 326, "secretely the mistress" was changed to "secretly the
mistress".

On page 329, a missing quotation mark was added before "I did come to
speak".

On page 339, "Melezieux advanced" was changed to "Malezieux advanced".

On page 354, "sat down opposite D'Harmemtal" was changed to "sat down
opposite D'Harmental", and a missing quotation mark was added following
"something profoundly sad has happened to you.".

On page 377, "where the orignals are" was changed to "where the
originals are".

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changed to "the name--the name--of--Chevalier--Raoul d'Harmental".

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of the torch".

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on the postilion's horse".

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