162 your women[-]folk thither: Removed 172 trunks to the saw[-]mill and, when Removed 182 The weather[-]beaten birches Removed 184 fled into the snow[-]storm, which Removed 186 night and snow[-]storm as she Removed 188 extraordinary meet[t]ing with Boryna Removed 191 blood, bare[-]headed; his Removed 192 custom, came Va[c]hnikova, plentifully Added 200 crash! the horse[s]’s hoofs Removed 208 by hail[-]storms: and Removed 208 He stood thunder[-]struck. Removed 210 ruined by hail[-]storms. Removed 213 gossamer-besprinkled dew[-]drops; and Removed 221 with those spring[-]tide regions; Removed 232 called to Bartek of the saw[-]mill. Removed 234 busy[-]bodies Removed 235 flows c[la/al]mly on as before Replaced 239 tears, like blood[-]stained pearls Removed 240 trees covered with hoar[-]frost—with Removed 243 Those meetings were unwilling[l]y Added 252 laboured at the saw[-]mill or carried Removed 254 with the spring[-]tide and the Removed 260 last year’s spring[-]tide was. Removed 265 distress, her heart[-]felt sorrow Removed 266 whitening with hoar[-]frost the Removed 268 leave!” Ko[s/z]lova shrieked Replaced 274 his sheep[-]skin, and Removed 275 of yellow saw[-]dust—the blood Removed 277 that the hoar[-]frost began to Removed 283 own, bare[-]headed, with Removed