replacement: on the mantel: a middle-aged woman and two young men page 20 original: inpulses corresponding to your reactions of hate, fear, and disgust into replacement: impulses corresponding to your reactions of hate, fear, and disgust into page 25 original: Another woman? Or merely to be reconciled, artifically, to an otherwise-intolerable situation? replacement: Another woman? Or merely to be reconciled, artificially, to an otherwise-intolerable situation? page 26 original: "As even, as we'll ever get, I suppose," said Fraser. "Well, I was interested," said Fraser. "I wish you'd trust me," said Kennedy with a hint of wistfulness. "I'd have done the job honestly; you didn't have to watch." replacement: "As even, as we'll ever get, I suppose," said Fraser. "I wish you'd trust me," said Kennedy with a hint of wistfulness. "I'd have done the job honestly; you didn't have to watch." "Well, I was interested," said Fraser. page 29 original: "I don't know. We'll settle that later. Okay, God, here's the phone-number replacement: "I don't know. We'll settle that later. Okay, God, here's the phone number (no hyphen used on page 10) End of Project Gutenberg's Sentiment, Inc., by Poul William Anderson