“the overwhelming impulses of _mother-hood_” to _motherhood_. “he was _painfuly_ conscious of his” to _painfully_. [Chapter VII] “he felt horribly _dissappointed_” to _disappointed_. “She spoke in a gay _debonnair_ manner” to _debonair_. [Chapter VIII] “the forthcoming visit to _Eurpoe_” to _Europe_. “She’s the _letterwriter_ of the family” to _letter-writer_. [Chapter X] “have called _unconcious_ cerebration,” to _unconscious_. “She had to content _hersef_ with” to _herself_. “whom he wished to _propitate_” to _propitiate_. “the whole _word_ seemed to revolve round Joy” to _world_. [Chapter XI] “For my own part _of_ ever I fall in love” to _if_. “he met the _chaffeur_ whom he sent back” to _chauffeur_. “the personal _manisfestation_ of Nature’s God” to _manifestation_. “Then _impulvisely_ she put her hand” to _impulsively_. [Chapter XII] “with a trusty _chaffeur_ or by train” to _chauffeur_. “in London at Brown’s Hotel _Albermarle_ Street” to _Albemarle_. “at the station at _Windmere_” to _Windermere_. [Chapter XIII] “between which her inward _natured_ swayed pendulum-wise” to _nature_. [Chapter XIV] “hope that it _woud_ be in a spot” to _would_. “necessitated by the _eaboration_ of organised society” to _elaboration_. “_uness_ we hear to the contrary” to _unless_. “Love surely was so _triumpahnt_” to _triumphant_. [Chapter XV] “was not due at _Windmere_ till seven” to _Windermere_. “while _she_ poor girl would have to bear all the brunt” to _the_. [Chapter XVI] “with as _brace_ a face and bearing as she could muster” to _brave_. [Chapter XVIII] “he _determind_ to try to make amends” to _determined_. (“Why, madam ‘why’” he almost roared whilst...) Change the passage in quotes to an exclamation (because of the roaring). [Chapter XXI] “There was a prolonged _screceh_” to _screech_. “two parties came into this _juxta-position_” to _juxtaposition_. [Chapter XXII] “What of of the future?” delete one _of_. [Chapter XXIII] “our son-in-law, _in_ none other than Mr. Richard Hardy” to _is_. [End of Text]