New York (N.Y.) -- Social life and customs -- 19th century -- Fiction
Pg. 120 "chance of a a [deleted one "a"] visitor being brought thither"
Pg. 130 "a mansion of imposing dismensions" changed to "dimensions"
Pg. 153 "a simplicity of wordliness" changed to "worldliness"
Pg. 183 "door-ways of high-priced restaurants." changed to "doorways"
Pg. 207 "side-long glances at Claire." changed to "sidelong"
Pg. 220 "Nous avions peur que tu ne fus [changed to "fusses"] tombée"
Pg. 246 "Then you'll understand the massive condecension"
changed to "condescension"
Pg. 249 "elle veut d'être absollument" changed to "absolument"
Pg. 249 "nous allons à New York toute de suite" changed to "tout"
Pg. 249 "elle veut d'être absolument perdue" changed to "être"
Pg. 307 "difficulty this and the sentences that fellowed"
changed to "followed"
Pg. 360 "don't you know, if I had'nt" changed to "hadn't"
Pg. 415 "I do not wish to continue [as] your" added "as"
Pg. 449 "The Luck of Roaring Camp, and Other Sketches. 6mo"
changed to "16mo"
Multiple spellings not changed:
ain't, aint
'Tain't, 'T ain't
cobble-stones, cobblestones
melo-dramatic, melodramatic
p'raps, p'r'aps
schoolfellows, school-fellows
undercurrent, under-current
woodwork, wood-work
staunch, stanch
subtle, subtile
loyal, leal
Also kept as it appears in the original:
Pg. 125 "what her dead had been"
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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