chapter 7: =or condemn his honest efforts to enlighten his small section of mankind!"= silently corrected as =or condemn his honest efforts to enlighten his small section of mankind!= chapter 7: =Of course Mrs: Mulcahy--who, no doubt,= silently corrected as =Of course Mrs. Mulcahy--who, no doubt,= chapter 8: ="How many to-morrows is she going to remain here?= silently corrected as =How many to-morrows is she going to remain here?= chapter 10: =His regret is evidently genuine, indeed. to Hardinge the evening= silently corrected as =His regret is evidently genuine, indeed; to Hardinge the evening= chapter 10: ="Oh, you laugh at me." interrupts she= silently corrected as ="Oh, you laugh at me," interrupts she= chapter 12: =she had never seen him in ought but rather antiquated= silently corrected as =she had never seen him in aught but rather antiquated= chapter 12: =says he. "It is an untimely remark. Miss Wynter's hitherto= silently corrected as =says he. It is an untimely remark. Miss Wynter's hitherto__= chapter 12: =cries she. It isn't my fault=. Silently corrected as =cries she. "It isn't my fault=. chapter 12: =if one is foolish enough to listen," Curzon's face is a little pale= silently corrected as =if one is foolish enough to listen." Curzon's face is a little pale= chapter 13: =caused only by his dislike to hear his brother's real character exposed.= silently corrected as =caused only by his dislike to hear his brother's real character exposed?= chapter 13: =at the professor. I know perfectly well= silently corrected as =at the professor. "I know perfectly well= chapter 15: =Well. I shall not marry him= silently corrected as =Well, I shall not marry him=