On page 171, a period was added after "said Harry". On page 175, a quotation mark was added before "One hundred years ago--in Scotland". On page 178, the period after "Would you be content if I saved his life" was replaced with a question mark. On page 182, a double quotation mark was added after "'Ernest is doing all that can be done.'" On page 188, "The horoine is" was replaced with "The heroine is". On page 195, a person is referred to as "Hulen" and as "Hulens". No change was made because there was no indication of which is the correct name. On page 197, "a saucy youth" was replaced with "A saucy youth". On page 197, "and he went on talking" was replaced with "and he went on talking". On page 198, "he had builded" was replaced with "he had built". On page 199, a quotation mark was added after "I make you the same offer if you will take it." On page 199, a period was placed after "and mental tremor". On page 199, a period was placed after "waited for Neil's reply". On page 200, "as you say" was replaced with "As you say". On page 203, a period was placed after "will be paid to-morrow". On page 207, "tapsalterie" was replaced with "tapsalteerie". On page 221, A double quotation mark was removed before "This remark Maria did not approve of". On page 227, "curiuosly" was replaced with "curiously". On page 234, a quotation mark was added after "less almighty and mair sensible than others.". On page 240, "consiousness" was replaced with "consciousness". On page 244, the semicolon after "aboon ten thousand" was replaced with a period. On page 248, "the butt o 'a lot o' fellows" was replaced with "the butt o' a lot o' fellows". On page 253, a period was put after "lost its chief advantage for defense". On page 251, a quotation mark was added after "Meets all its wants." On page 251, "scrimage" was replaced with "scrimmage". On page 257, a quotation mark was added after the phrase "said Lord Medway,". On page 258, the period after "in the sweet Spring evening" was replaced with a comma. On page 263, a quotation mark was placed after "do love me, Maria?". On page 272, "my father insist" was replaced with "my father insists". On page 283, a double quotation mark was placed after "I think, indeed,". On page 290, "situaton" was replaced with "situation." On page 296, the quotation mark after "in her heart for him." was removed. On page 296, a quotation mark was placed after "such a person". On page 302, "vesty" was replaced with "vestry". On page 309, a quotation mark was placed after "to show your father." On page 310, a quotation mark was placed after "you should have been straight." On page 323, the quotation mark was removed after "silent and satisfied." On page 323, "alter" was replaced with "altar". On page 326, "exhilerating" was replaced with "exhilarating". On page 329, "they may seek a litttle" was replaced with "they may seek a little".