“I thought to myself _mournfnlly_; and I sat with my” to _mournfully_. “Haidee’s chamber was a little _dresing_-room without” to _dressing_. “been saving myself up for your description as a _litttle_ treat” to _little_. [Chapter XIX] (“I think she is going to die, miss--I do indeed,” said…) add right double quotation mark at end of paragraph. “except the old _gardner_, who would certainly never reach” to _gardener_. [Chapter XX] (“Mind, she mustn’t be moved yet,” said he. “She is very…) add right double quotation mark at end of paragraph. “up here, not like the ones I have _down-stairs_.” to _downstairs_. “scrawled in pencil, in Laurence’s _hand-writing_” to _handwriting_. [Chapter XXII] “while I crept back to the _school-room_, and sobbed” to _schoolroom_. (“That then would be my chance. But I reflected that I…) delete quotation mark. “She came and stood by me at the _fire placewhile_ Sarah was” to _fireplace while_. [Chapter XXIII] “How came she to _he_ there at this time of night?” to _be_. [Chapter XXIV] “out of that dreadful cellar into the _stoor_-room above” to _store_. [Chapter XXV] “My mother is very anxious to make your _aquaintance_” to _acquaintance_. [Chapter XXVI] (Ah! An honest hard-working fellow, I hope, who’ll make her…) add left double quotation mark at beginning of paragraph. [End of text]