The Angel of the Gila: A Tale of ArizonaMarsland, Cora
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The Angel of the Gila: A Tale of Arizona
Marsland, Cora
Arizona -- Fiction; Love stories; Women teachers -- Fiction
In the original there is some dialogue of one sentence that has been
typeset across two paragraphs. These have been closed up into the same
paragraph to aid reading flow and to maintain consistency.
In Chapter XXI (page 250 in the original) there is a line that appears
to be out of order.
The original reads:-
His coming was
about as welcome to her as the wolves would be.
him. She shook her head, pointed to her ankle, and
"N[=e]-sh[=e]-äd-nl[)e]h´," he said, beckoning her to join
again tried to climb. Her efforts were futile. Then
This has been rearranged as:-
His coming was
about as welcome to her as the wolves would be.
"N[=e]-sh[=e]-äd-nl[)e]h´," he said, beckoning her to join
him. She shook her head, pointed to her ankle, and
again tried to climb. Her efforts were futile. Then
In Chapter XXIV the sentence "The child was given to confidences,
especially with her father" has been changed to "especially with
her mother" as the reference to father made no contextual sense.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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