Irkutsk (throughout) and Irkoutsk (pages 92, 94) Yuruks (page 287) and Yuraks (pages 220, 309) Mesentzeff (page 62) and Mezentsoff (page 66) Moskow (page 62), although Moscow elsewhere page 32: added quote "He is released from his suffering," Katia said solemnly. "Anything else, Akim?["] page 35: added quote as he entered. ["]It is a foolish business altogether, but if page 41: typo corrected "That is more cheerful by a long way," Godfrey said to himself as the man, who had mantained[maintained] absolute silence on page 46: added quote of being mixed up in the most remote way with politics, your best friends will shun you like the plague.["] page 61: extra quote removed grave. Nothing was said until the servant, having handed round the dishes, left the room.["] page 69: typo corrected Ireland. There are the Guards in London, but the populalation[population] is so large that you might go a week without seeing page 117: added quote political prisoners now. We might be honest peasants if it were not for these confounded heads of hair.["] page 122: typo corrected "we should have been down on the Selinga[Selenga] to-morrow, and we had calculated page 132: extra quote removed lifting the eyelid. "He is coming round now," he said at last.["] A few more passes and the child drowsily opened page 198: added hyphen On the fourth day they saw a small farm[-]house lying not far from the edge of the wood. page 240: added hyphen fishing, keeping holes broken in the ice and catching fish by torch[-]light. The men walked with the sledges, which only page 250: typo corrected "The isvostchiks[Isvostchiks] are often frozen in St. Petersburg in page 276: added comma "It may be either a fox or a bear," Luka said[,] making his way farther back into the hut, and returning with his End of Project Gutenberg's Condemned as a Nihilist, by George Alfred Henty