Page 170: Change period to question mark in How's Mrs. Brown. In the
short story Lucretia Burns from Prarie Folks and Other Main Traveled
Roads, Garland wrote How is Mrs. Burns! where a question mark seemed
appropriate. When the short story first appeared in the earlier edition
of Prarie Folks, there was a question mark after Burns. Garland changed
the punctuation for the later release of Prarie Folks. The implication
is that the tone of the speaker may override what is said in determining
the punctuation. Or maybe Garland just made an error, both there and
here. We treated the period on Page 170 as errata and changed the text.