Page 32: There was something about the little
beggar----{original had superfluous closing quotation mark}
Page 46: "Put her down and let{original had ler} her walk then.
Page 67: "Most flattering. I would prefer that."{original
omitted closing quotation mark}
Page 68: "Very well. I'll wear a white linen dress, with a black
belt, and my black hat," announced the girl.{original had
superfluous closing quotation mark}
Page 148: "I want thee to eat some lunch, my Isabelle."{original
had a single quotation mark}
Page 183: "{original omitted opening quotation mark}Yes," she
replied, "but it's chronic in our family!"
Page 233: Major O'Dell and Captain{original had Captaim}
O'Leary, the latter looking very white,
Page 238: "Give{original had Giver} her a spoon to play with,
Larry, and pay some attention to me."
Page 242: She nodded. He fell in step beside her.{original
omitted the period}
Page 264: "I didn't know. What's this trouble ye speak
of?"{original had a single quotation mark}
The following words appear with and without a hyphen. They have been
left as in the original.
godlike/god-like
hothouse/hot-house
pincushion/pin-cushion
rewrote/re-wrote