The Hampstead mystery: a novel. Volume 3 (of 3)Marryat, Florence
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The Hampstead mystery: a novel. Volume 3 (of 3)
Marryat, Florence
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Page 4: “when be comes home” “when he comes home”
Page 8: “England for awhile” “England for while”
Page 35: “no more mad that you” “no more mad than you”
Page 59: “his face here, I’l” “his face here, I’ll”
Page 70: “his blood-shot eyes” “his bloodshot eyes”
Page 72: “of every-day life” “of everyday life”
Page 80: “its lustre less eyes” “its lustreless eyes”
Page 90: “wont know yourself” “won’t know yourself”
Page 122: “he had a great burthen” “he had a great burden”
Page 139: “it’s proper light” “its proper light”
Page 149: “push backwards insteads” “push backwards instead”
Page 157: “meet ber death” “meet her death”
Page 158: “where Catholics tells” “where Catholics tell”
Page 162: “dear Fred, some one” “dear Fred, someone”
Page 173: “--any-one of which” “--any one of which”
Page 174: “effect! At anyrate,” “effect! At any rate,”
Page 217: “why have you came” “why have you come”
Page 224: “ranche out in the Rocky” “ranch out in the Rocky”
Page 235: “MAURICE GRIEFFENHAGEN” “MAURICE GREIFFENHAGEN”
Page 247: “GRAVE LADY JANE. by” “GRAVE LADY JANE. By”
Page 248: “Its Action is o a” “Its Action is of a”
Page 248: “in their way, w th” “in their way, with”
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