Brothers -- Fiction; Corsica (France) -- Fiction; French fiction -- Translations into English; Twins -- Fiction; Vendetta -- Fiction
- p. 107: ...so we shall be obliged to get a case of pistols from
Devisme.--Added closing quotation mark to end of sentence.
- p. 120: ...nor was there any trace of the body on the bed,--Changed
comma at end of sentence to a period.
- p. 121: Lucien eat like a man...--Changed "eat" to "ate".
- p. 124: The two young men had not met for four or five years,
nevertheless, a firm clasp...--Changed comma after "years" to a
semicolon in keeping with French text.
- p. 125: "And yourself."--Changed period to a question mark in
keeping with French text.
End of Project Gutenberg's The Corsican Brothers, by Alexandre Dumas
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