Page iii, Race. By Bon Gualtier ==> Race. By Bon Gaultier Page iv, By Bon Gualtier ==> By Bon Gaultier Page 7, quick retrogade movement ==> quick retrograde movement Page 11, the unparalled number ==> the unparalleled number Page 11, a detatched segment ==> a detached segment Page 24, your poor old kinsnam ==> your poor old kinsman Page 24, Nothwitstanding ==> Notwithstanding page 25, of Gaudalupé” is said ==> of Guadalupé” is said page 25, out to Gaudalupé, ==> out to Guadalupé, page 26, gates of Gaudalupé ==> gates of Guadalupé page 26, otter of roses ==> ottar of roses page 27, Gaudalupé. The building ==> Guadalupé. The building Page 27, others appying a handful ==> others applying a handful page 27, tired of Gaudalupé ==> tired of Guadalupé Page 29, the but-end of a song ==> the butt-end of a song Page 32, One one side ==> On one side Page 37, his eyes fixed stedfastly ==> his eyes fixed steadfastly Page 40, errant of mercy ==> errand of mercy Page 41, it its true ==> it is true Page 49, Countess De Salins ==> Countess de Salins Page 50, came down again to day ==> came down again to-day Page 51, but cbme and see me ==> but come and see me Page 51, received intimatioes ==> received intimations Page 52, will comprohend the passing ==> will comprehend the passing Page 52, twelve hours te me. ==> twelve hours to me. Page 55, accuse himself at any moment of feeling like a scoun- Count de Salins Nor do I comprehend how he could ==> Count de Salins. Nor do I comprehend how he could accuse himself at any moment of feeling like a scoun- Page 57, it was done, Jeneatte ==> it was done, Jeanette Page 57, Noalles is his confessor ==> Noailles is his confessor Page 63, Monsieur de Lacey,” he said ==> Monsieur de Lacy,” he said Page 65, you were the second, Loius ==> you were the second, Louis Page 67, render him comfotrable. ==> render him comfortable. Page 68, it is quite honor ==> it is quite an honor Page 70, stories of Goliah ==> stories of Goliath Page 76, like to to know ==> like to know Page 79, in his frendly glance ==> in his friendly glance Page 83, disappeared frow his lips ==> disappeared from his lips Page 86, her rose-colored boddice ==> her rose-colored bodice Page 91, callous protruberances ==> callous protuberances Page 101, Cops and Turks reposing ==> Copts and Turks reposing Page 107, district of Nablons ==> district of Nablus Page 107, Anadolian carpets ==> Anatolian carpets Page 108, The Bride of Lamermoor ==> The Bride of Lammermoor Page 111, too etherial to fall ==> too ethereal to fall End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Graham's Magazine, Vol. XLI, No. 1, July 1852, by Various