In ACT 3, Scene 1, "your" was changed to "you" in Sir George's sentence: Still an object I adore; but I now perceive you are one to my ruin devoted. On two occasions where the same word appeared at the end of one line and the beginning of the next, the superfluous word was deleted. They were: ACT 2, Scene 1, Sir George: You were giving me an an account, Bluntly (...) ACT 3, Scene 1, Sir George: Lucre, my dear Lucre, are not you amazed at at what you see? End of Project Gutenberg's Next Door Neighbours, by Elizabeth Inchbald