Page 30, “unsplitable” changed to “unsplittable” (but strong,
unsplittable)
Page 33, “pepole” changed to “people” (our young people will)
Page 33, “Chatauqua” changed to “Chautauqua” (called the CHAUTAUQUA
YOUNG FOLKS’ JOURNAL)
Page 34, the anchor for the footnote: “Vol. III is out of print” was
added to the text at what the transcriber hopes was a logical place.
Page 37, “Begginning” changed to “Beginning” (Beginning stories for
little)
Page 39, “psychologcal” changed to “psychological” (religious or
psychological)
End of Project Gutenberg's The Pansy Magazine, November 1887, by Various