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Transcriber's Notes:

Punctuation and formatting markup have been normalized.

Apparent printer's errors have been retained, unless stated below.

Page 134, "this" changed to "his". (Horace tried to do his work, but he

couldn't remember when he had had such a poor day)

Page 195, "gaging" changed to "gauging". (Chester paused at the Greek

Candy Kitchen on Main Street to buy a box of candy, richly bedight with

purple silk, and by carefully gauging his saunter, contrived to arrive

at the Wrigley residence at fourteen minutes after eight.)

Page 247, "much" changed to "must". (At twenty paces they must each

discharge two horse-pistols;)

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