Chiquita, an American Novel: The Romance of a Ute Chief's DaughterTileston, Merrill
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Chiquita, an American Novel: The Romance of a Ute Chief's Daughter
Tileston, Merrill
Indian women -- Fiction; Ute Indians -- Fiction
Pg 183 "Lazy L" symbol used in original instead of text. It is a serif
upper case "L" rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise.
Pg 212 Corrected 'form' to 'formed', para 1, line 4.
Pg 220 Added accent to 'protogés' (a bride and his two protogés)
Pg 240 Removed extra quote mark before Miss Asquith telegram signature.
Pg 265 Corrected spelling of 'Faithfully' from 'Faithfuly' she
performed...
Pg 267 Corrected spelling of 'performed' from 'perfomed' (Mechanically
she perfomed...)
Pg 301 Corrected spelling of 'burying' ('...even their burrying
grounds...')
Pg 305 Space retained after Emdash, used in lieu of a period at the
end of sentence: ...same God had no"-- The voice failed...
End of Project Gutenberg's Chiquita, an American Novel, by Merrill Tileston
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