1811ff It appeared to be of equal force and dimensions the ship went down and was for ever buried 1870 the ship went down and was buried as there existed no parental or other impediments to our union 1811ff as there were no ... the friend and intimate of my angel in my absence. They were now almost every day together, so that I had frequently opportunities 1811ff the friend and inmate ... 1851/70 ... frequent opportunities promised to obey her injunctions 1811ff proceeded 1870 injunction No, it was not this that caused you to perjure your plighted vows 1811ff No, it was not that which ... I had worked up my feelings almost to the frenzy of distraction 1870 I worked up my feelings ... gently pressed in the hand of the stranger 1870 ... in the hands of the stranger a little arbour, at a few yards distant from where I was 1811ff a little arbour, a few ... 1851/70 ... where I sat "I forgive you, Henry," she said, "I forgive your mistake," 1851 "I forgive you," Henry, she said, "forgive your mistake" I made no defence; was condemned to death 1851/70 defence; and was frequently enter the prison to console and comfort him [here alone, the 1804 form is "console" rather than "consolate"] But the grief that preyed at his heart had wasted him to a skeleton 1851/70 ... to a mere skeleton trusting in the mercy of his Creator through the merits of a Redeemer 1811ff ... the sufferings of a Redeemer were loose and could easily be removed 1851/70 were loose and could be easily removed every article of which he cut into narrow strips 1811 ... narrow slips a piece of long timber 1811ff a long piece of timber as useless encumbrances without his clothes 1811ff as a useless encumbrance ... You must have experienced a severe gale indeed 1870 You have experienced ... The sailor mused a few minutes 1870 The sailor mused for a few minutes Alonzo entered it to see how the sick and disabled American prisoners were treated 1811ff ... and disabled prisoners were treated [FOOTNOTE] were treated with much more humanity than those who were imprisoned in America 1870 ... imprisoned at Halifax and other places in America he now found that he had lost his leg 1870 he now discovered ... it is possible I have been undesigningly accessory 1811ff ... undesignedly accessory to render him more comfortable. Beauman replied that he was not: "For the comforts of life," said he 1870 to make him more 1811ff the comforts of this life 1811 replied he he would fall into incoherent mutterings 1851/70 ... muttering a natural stone was placed at its head 1870 ... at his head bearing a large trunk on his shoulder, and directing Alonzo 1811ff ... and directed Alonzo not with a view to returning to America; he had yet no relish for revisiting 1811ff of returning 1870 ...