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Transcriber's Notes

Advertisements were collected at the end of the text.

The original spelling was mostly preserved. A few obvious typographical

errors were silently corrected. Further corrections are listed here

(before/after):

[p. 13]:

... true: "Euch behren sollst ...

... true: "Entbehren sollst ...

[p. 13]:

... Du, sollst eutbehren!" (Deny yourself, ...

... Du, sollst entbehren!" (Deny yourself, ...

[p. 27]:

... To have the sense or creative activity is the ...

... To have the sense of creative activity is the ...

[p. 50]:

... up a copy of the Preludes of Debessy ...

... up a copy of the Preludes of Debussy ...

[p. 53]:

... will be like, but you have set a place in ...

... will be like, but you have set a pace in ...

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