Transcriber's Notes

Spelling varies and is, generally, retained. However, there were a

number of errors which involved transposition of characters, as well as

missing or redundant characters which were most likely made by the

printer. These have been checked against a contemporary edition, and

corrected where necessary. The phrase 'to bed' is frequently, though

not always, hyphenated as 'to-bed'.

Proper names are frequently elided with a dash, of varying lengths. All

have been rendered as '----' (e.g. V----'s).

p. 4 which [in/it] inculcates Corrected.

p. 22 since you went abroad[,/.] Corrected.

p. 25 a[im/mi]able of men Transposition corrected.

p. 30 things _are_ b[r]ought Removed.

p. 37 You[r] unknown friend Added.

p. 41 [t/T]hat for his part Corrected.

p. 54 Bi[d]dulph Removed.

p. 56 (begging their pardons[)./,)] Corrected.

p. 77 unluck[l]y Removed.

p. 86 likewise[s] Removed.

p. 96 the death of her hu[bs/sb]and Transposition corrected.

p. 118 conn[n]ections Removed.

p. 120 to dine wi[ht/th] Transposition corrected.

p. 124 I will swear your hu[bs/sb]and Transposition corrected.

p. 127 requ[i]ring Added.

p. 134 r[e]gret Added.

h[i]mself Added.

p. 136 [i]n her eyes Added.

p. 148 w[i]th sorrow and remorse Added.

p. 154 [']Now, as Faulkland Added opening quote.

p. 165 Our route was settled[;]: Removed.

I told her[e] Removed.

p. 176 dis[t]interested Removed.

p. 180 threatened me with death[./,] I

should have Corrected.

p. 181 sailing w[ti/it]h an imperial port Transposition corrected.

p. 183 qui[et/te] against my inclination Transposition corrected.

p. 192 determ[in]ed Added.

p. 200 poss[s]ession Removed.

p. 203 physic[i]an Added.

p. 209 li[t]tle gleam of pleasure Added.

p. 214 be[ ]sure Missing space added.

compassion[a]te Added.

p. 219 intreaties[s] Removed.

seemed to app[r]ove Added.

p. 228 drank a dish of coffee, but [eat]

nothing _sic._

in our power.['] Added missing quote.

p. 234 you and your hu[bs/sb]and Transposition corrected.

p. 237 th[a]t looked like a slight Added.

p. 238 mort[g]age Added.

affir[m]ative Added.

p. 239 pass[i]onately Added.

p. 240 thought _pretended_ illness[);/,)] Corrected.

p. 254 satisfact[i]on Added.

p. 258 oc[c]asion Added.

p. 269 ladysh[i]p Added.

p. 271 conversat[i]on Added.

p. 283 should lady Bidulp[o]h Removed.

p. 289 f[ma/am]ily Transposition corrected.

p. 290 possib[i]lity Added.

p. 293 ass[u/i]duity Corrected.

p. 295 [']You have now Added opening quote.

p. 303 [ow/wo]men Transposition corrected.

p. 307 wor[l]dly attachments Added.

p. 315 [']A just reparation Added opening quote.

p. 324 depart[a]ure Removed.

p. 326 behav[i]our Added.

p. 339 I had them both brought [it/in] Corrected.

p. 344 pr[ia/ai]se Transposition corrected.

p. 365 circumsta[cn/nc]es Transposition corrected.

p. 378 man[n] Removed.

p. 385 some[ht/th]ing Transposition corrected.

p. 388 to [live/leave] my children greatly

provided for Corrected.

p. 391 exc[e]pted Added.

p. 393 three or four [M/m]onths Corrected.

p. 411 When [h/w]e arrived in London Corrected.

I am of your mind, replied your

brother[?/;] Corrected.

p. 415 despa[i]r Added.

p. 425 I dare not[,] enquire Removed.

p. 426 stoi[s]cism Corrected.

p. 429 committ[e]d Added.

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