Page 96: Was "Dechausee" in the original text (When the
young stenographer had departed, Fifine =Dechaussee=
appeared.)
Page 96: Was "Dechausee" in the original text (If he makes
any further attempt to talk with you, Mademoiselle
=Dechaussee=, encourage him, draw him out.)
Page 171: Was "d' you" in the original text (What =d'you=
s'pose brought him back?)
Page 205: Was "Lawnot" in the original text (he took the
telephone receiver from its hook and called up Anita
=Lawton= at her home)
Page 233: Was "offce" in the original text (three men came
back to the house with me, and entered my =office=, where
the burly one turned over to me ten five-hundred-dollar
bills.)
Page 261: Was "busines" in the original text (There is no
blackmail about this--it is an ordinary =business=
proposition.)
Page 279: Was "_in loco parentis_" in the original text
(Do not I and my friends stand =in _loco parentis_= to
her?)
Page 314: Was "MacAlarney's" in the original text (and got
you out of the building as a drunkard, conveying you to
=Mac Alarney's= retreat in his own machine.)
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