The original spelling was mostly preserved. A few obvious typographical
and punctuation errors as well as variations in hyphenation were
silently amended. All other changes are shown here (before/after):
[p. 1]:
... Therese ate nervously, with the “Welcome to Frankenberg” ...
... Therese ate nervously, with the “Welcome to
Frankenberg’s” ...
[p. 22]:
... what day, what she had to do, the soldier substance that made ...
... what day, what she had to do, the solider substance that made ...
[p. 47]:
... from key chain on the dashboard? The stand of Christmas ...
... from the key chain on the dashboard? The stand of Christmas ...
[p. 63]:
... of inches taller than Therese. It had began to snow about an ...
... of inches taller than Therese. It had begun to snow about an ...
[p. 95]:
... real. She went to the window and looked out at the gay ...
... real. She went to the window and looked out at the gray ...
[p. 127]:
... nose, the full lower mace, the receding twist of blond hair ...
... nose, the full lower face, the receding twist of blond hair ...
[p. 205]:
... tomorrow, on ticket, one way, tomorrow at eleven A.M. ...
... tomorrow, one ticket, one way, tomorrow at eleven A.M. ...