--p. 49: WOFF. (_reflecting._) I'll give you a lesson--Moved the period after "_reflecting_" to after the closing parenthesis for consistency. --p. 49: The stage direction "(_Triplet removes the baize and suppresses a start._)" was printed in the source text to the right of two lines spoken by Triplet and Soaper. The stage direction has been placed on a line between Triplet's and Soaper's lines. --p. 50: SOAP. Well it is a _leetle teaboardy_, perhaps.--Changed "_teaboardy_" to "_tea-boardy_" for consistency with the previous line. --p. 51: SNARL (_fiercely._) Goths!--Moved the period after "_fiercely_" to after the closing parenthesis for consistency. --p. 57: TRIP. (_interposing._) Oh, my portrait!--Moved the period after "_interposing_" to after the closing parenthesis for consistency. --p. 58: TRIP. I will retire into my sleeping apartment _retires into inner room R. H., and puts out his head_), be composed, ladies.--Inserted an opening parenthesis before "_retires_", changed the comma after the closing parenthesis to a period, and capitalized "be". --p. 62: Here--your eldest boy, Mrs. Triplet; I want him (_enter Lysimachus R door_).--Added a period after "R". --p. 63: (_Aside_ What will innocence say to my five hundred guinea diamond?)--Added a period after "_Aside_". --p. 64: POM. (_to Trip_). Stop, my deplorable-looking friend--Added a period after "_Trip_". --p. 70: TRI. That part would be well played by many a poet--Changed "TRI." to "TRIP." for consistency. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Mask and Faces, or, Before and Behind the Curtain, by Tom Taylor and Charles Reade