- p. 35: Look at her, see how onfounded she is now.--Changed "onfounded" to "confounded". - p. 36: thanks for your hosipitality and its happy results--Changed "hosipitality" to "hospitality". - p. 38: I'ts all very singular.--"I'ts" changed to "It's". - p. 39: to show him how right I am in all that said of the misery of the state.--Inserted the word "I" after "in all that". - p. 41: And I undertake to be qually as rash in accepting you.--Changed "qually" to "equally". - p. 45: No, sir! I have now done with with you--Deleted the second "with". - p. 46: Mr. Niggle then wouid have been justified in supposing--Changed "wouid" to "would". - p. 47-48: Here, here i the licence, dear, look at it--Changed "i" to "is". - p. 49: step behind this. screen.--Deleted the period after "this". - p. 49: PIN. Do all people step behind screens when they propose to marry.--Changed period to a question mark. - p. 49: [_MISS SNARE, heard withou t_--Deleted the space between "_withou_" and "_t_" and inserted a period at the end. - p. 49: _(Calling at the door)_.--Moved the period so that it is inside the parenthesis for consistency. - p. 53: "From the lady of the house to---- Oh, dear, what can it be about?--Inserted a closing double quotation mark after "to----". - p. 55: "Peter Pinkey could be happy for life with Miss Skylark--miss ditto, with ditto gentleman."--Moved the closing double quotation mark from after "gentleman" to after "Skylark". End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Single Life, by John Baldwin Buckstone