• p. 226: Anyway I shouldn’t have been here if it wasn’t for him?”--Changed the question mark after “him” to a period. • p. 226: “Why had he made a compliment like that?--Deleted the opening double quotation mark before “Why”. • p. 227: He was brought to it, and by your lot too.--Added a closing double quotation mark after “too.” • p. 227: them saying that he didn’ do his duty--Changed “didn’” to “didn’t”. • p. 235: The cock was quiet and dignified this morning rather sleepy.--Inserted a comma after “morning”. • p. 236: “I wont.”--Changed “wont” to “won’t”. • p. 249: “But Emily, painters always go to the counry for inspiration.--Changed “counry” to “country”. • p. 254: through vilages where Barwood was repeated--Changed “vilages” to “villages”. • p. 256: What was this--Added a question mark after “this”. • p. 262: “No that would only have made a rush at the station.”--Added a comma after “No”. • p. 265: “Only five minutes now.’--Changed the closing single quotation mark at the end of the sentence to a closing double quotation mark. • p. 283: so much or her was there, in the village--Changed “or” to “of”. • p. 285: the bells sudden broke out again from along the street--Changed “sudden” to “suddenly”.