This text was transcribed from the unchanged reprint edition in the
collection _HOMOSEXUALITY. Lesbians and Gay Men in Society, History and
Literature_, Arno Press: New York, 1975. Materials from a later date
than the original publication year 1948, such as series title, editorial
information, or publisher advertisements, have been omitted.
The original spelling was mostly preserved. A few obvious typographical
and punctuation errors were silently amended. All other changes are
shown here (before/after):
[p. 62]:
... held the little flame for her asked in a casual tone, “You
are a ...
... held the little flame for her he asked in a casual tone,
“You are a ...
[p. 84]:
... up on the cushion of a chair and lit the gas-jet. I was
evidently ...
... up on the cushion of a chair and lit the gas-jet. It was
evidently ...
[p. 231]:
... is, if Gisela with allow me.” ...
... is, if Gisela will allow me.” ...