Several words appear with and without hyphenation, and are retained as
printed: passersby/passers-by, everyday/every-day, singsong/sing-song,
doorstep/door-step.
Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and
are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original.
3.11 comforted Mrs. Spring Fragrance[,] Added.
4.22 said Mr[.] Spring Fragrance Added.
36.6 but schoolgirls in comparison.[”] Added.
50.21 in a long yellow book[.] Added.
114.26 “Oh![”] I cried, Added.
119.28 ‘Let me pass, sir,[’] Added.
119.29 in that tone of voice.[’]” Removed.
146.29 think of no reply to Lin [W/F]o’s speech. Replaced.
152.21 At these word[s] the girl bent Added.
171.22 [“]She seems less every day,” Added.
172.12 “Then,[”] said the young fellow, Added.
174.21 The lawyer moved le[si/is]urely Transposed.
228.8 a little mouse sq[u]eaked it Inserted.
281.17 making worse my broken wing[?/.] Replaced.
284.15 answered the other birds.[”] Removed.
315.10 smile and sing whe[n]ever she had the baby Inserted.
328.28 She [was] interested Inserted.