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TRANSCRIBERS' NOTES

Page 6: FREMY standardised to FREMY; SURETE standardised to SURETE

Page 33: hand-bag standardised to handbag

Page 35: Place in the phrase "in the Place Vendome" as in the original

Page 41: " changed to ' before You--you blackguard, and after
You've--you've killed me!

Page 42: note-paper standardised to notepaper

Page 47: anenomes corrected to anemones in the phrase "drooping red
anenomes"; manservant standardised to man-servant

Page 126: reopened standardised to re-opened

Page 127: " removed before If so, what then?

Page 148: repass standardised to re-pass

Page 150: over-burdened standardised to overburdened

Page 160: nonplussed standardised to non-plussed in His question
non-plussed me.

Page 166: arm-chair standardised to armchair

Page 202: " added after must have happened to her.

Page 210: " changed to ' before You blackguard, Cane and ' added after
why, you've killed me!

Page 218: ? after No, don't do that as in the original

Page 240: Bon jour spaced as in the original

Page 244: " added after Here is the reply,

Page 249: . added after non-plussed me for the moment

Page 257: ' corrected to " before My interests!

Page 267: " added after round of France.

Page 269: . added after I asked frantically

Page 309: Author of 108. His Little Girl standardised to Moberly

Page 314: Blank author names as in original

General: variable hyphenation of street-lamp and street lamp as in the
original

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