As a penalty for her crimes, her evil nature, her flint-like callousness, her more than inhuman cruelty, her contempt for the laws of God and man, she was condemned to bury her magnificent personality, her transcendent beauty, her superhuman charms, in gilded obscurity at a King’s left hand. A powerful story powerfully told. THE GOLDEN GREYHOUND. A Novel by Dwight Tilton. With illustrations by E. Pollak. A thoroughly good story that keeps you guessing to the very end, and never attempts to instruct or reform you. It is a strictly up-to-date story of love and mystery with wireless telegraphy and all the modern improvements. The events nearly all take place on a big Atlantic liner and the romance of the deep is skilfully made to serve as a setting for the romance, old as mankind, yet always new, involving our hero. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- GROSSET & DUNLAP, - NEW YORK -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ERRATA CHAPTER I Changed: girl in the *fairy tale* who left jewels To: girl in the *fairy-tale* who left jewels CHAPTER I Changed: ever walked in *fairy tale*. But she saw To: ever walked in *fairy-tale*. But she saw CHAPTER III Changed: before, but covered *wth* confusion and shame, To: before, but covered *with* confusion and shame, CHAPTER III Changed: and she turned *delberately*, one dainty, slippered To: and she turned *deliberately*, one dainty, slippered CHAPTER V Changed: her that this *wholsale* disposal of Marcia To: her that this *wholesale* disposal of Marcia CHAPTER V Changed: Phoebe takes your place and then come back.* * To: Phoebe takes your place and then come back.*”* CHAPTER V Changed: fine places, to *tea drinkings* and the like, To: fine places, to *tea-drinkings* and the like, CHAPTER VI Changed: out radiant and *childlike* through her tears. To: out radiant and *child-like* through her tears. CHAPTER X Changed: was always something *childlike* about Marcia’s To: was always something *child-like* about Marcia’s CHAPTER X Changed: her old home *plentfully* supplied with those To: her old home *plentifully* supplied with those CHAPTER XII Changed: got David that’s worth everything.* * To: got David that’s worth everything.*”* CHAPTER XII Changed: position on the *haircloth* sofa. But if To: position on the *hair-cloth* sofa. But if CHAPTER XIII Changed: had Mary Ann’s *hand-writing* looked so pleasant To: had Mary Ann’s *handwriting* looked so pleasant CHAPTER XIII Changed: seemed half a *life-time* to the girl To: seemed half a *lifetime* to the girl