fore "She would draw" on page 107.
- Removed second "was" on page 116.
- Double quote added before "We have been" on page 131.
- Original reads "de" instead of "he" on page 134.
- End quote added after "Sarah Germain" on page 135.
- Single quote changed to double after "duties." on page 137.
- Second "a" deleted on page 141.
- Original reads "intercouse" instead of "intercourse" on page 142.
- Original reads "musn't" instead of "mustn't" on page 149.
- Comma removed after "Lord George" on page 154.
- Single quote changed to double before "Ah" on page 187.
- Quotation added before "I feel like" on page 192.
- Comma changed to period after "undone" on page 193.
- End quote added after "George," on page 193.
- Period changed to a comma after "it" on page 199.
- End quote added after "matter?" on page 218.
- End quote added after "ball." On page 223.
- On page 237, I have used blockquoted text similar to that used
elsewhere in the text for correspondence.
- New paragraph added before "B" on page 237.
- Period added after "herself" on page 253.
- Original reads "Dont" instead of "Don't" on page 258.
- Quotation mark removed from before "What" on page 293.
- End quote added after "happy." On page 295.
- Double quotes changed to single around "B." on page 301.
- Quotation mark added before "and unsay" on page 311.
- Comma changed to period after "Lord" on page 334.
- Original reads "dul" instead of "dull" on page 343.
- Period added after "out" on page 348.
- Original shows "s" instead of "is" on page 359.
- End quote added after "parish," on page 375.
- Quotation mark removed from before "It had been" on page 376.
- New paragraph added before "He had never" on page 416.

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