Page 16 very similiar to the other _changed to_ very similar to the other Page 17 ’an started arter me with _changed to_ an’ started arter me with I didn’t git much start on ’em he added _changed to_ I didn’t git much start on ’em,” he added in the vain effort to penetrate the gloom; _changed to_ in the vain effort to penetrate the gloom. moon rises, were goners _changed to_ moon rises, we’re goners we can’t pass ’em in that _changed to_ “we can’t pass ’em in that Page 18 wer’re about opposite _changed to_ we’re about opposite so I’ll ferret it out _changed to_ so I’ll ferret it out. red-skins spyin’ it out.’ _changed to_ red-skins spyin’ it out.” Page 19 to their fancies or appetities _changed to_ to their fancies or appetites Page 20 he will not forgot _changed to_ he will not forget Page 21 a guttural voice in her _changed to_ a guttural voice in her ear and from the savory meant _changed to_ and from the savory meat Page 23 tew myself. “I suppose, miss _changed to_ tew myself. I suppose, miss tew know youre foaks _changed to_ tew know your foaks Page 24 A party set out twe _changed to_ A party set out tew Page 25 and bounded foward _changed to_ and bounded forward Page 26 Bill has contol of all _changed to_ Bill has control of all Page 27 in an unforseen manner _changed to_ in an unforeseen manner while the fourth sat dosing _changed to_ while the fourth sat dozing Page 29 got home, I see, What _changed to_ got home, I see. What The day of reconin’ _changed to_ The day of reckonin’ Page 30 Oh, my friend!’ _changed to_ Oh, my friend!” Page 31 the gantlet was first _changed to_ the gauntlet was first The following lines were misplaced and have been moved to the end of the paragraph starting with “Yet his savage ...”: cruel pursuers, she started to her feet, and endeavoured to flee, but with yells of delight, the savages intercepted her. The prisoner had fled; Dumfounded _changed to_ The prisoner had fled. Dumfounded Page 32 ke kin fix the matter _changed to_ ye kin fix the matter End of Project Gutenberg's Scouting Dave, by James Jackson and James L. Bowen