He get’s to think=> He gets to think {pg 24} he want’s to see you=> he wants to see you {pg 29} upon tbe hushed=> upon the hushed {pg 69} you’re their farher=> you’re their father {pg 82} as has has been laid=> as has been laid {pg 83} does nor please you=> does not please you {pg 118} I sure that=> I am sure that {pg 118} flirt with Bettty=> flirt with Betty {pg 169} If any difficuity arises in a passage=> If any difficulty arises in a passage {pg 180} to be a great schalar=> to be a great scholar {pg 184} the injustice, and inappropriatness=> the injustice, and inappropriateness {pg 186} her inmost thonghts=> her inmost thoughts {pg 195} on one of the benehes=> on one of the benches {pg 197} You’re not not going=> You’re not going {pg 204} warring iudividualities=> warring individualities {pg 222} itself too Bee’s aching=> itself to Bee’s aching {pg 232} had not forgotton=> had not forgotten {pg 247} there were others matters=> there were other matters {pg 250} End of Project Gutenberg's The Sorceress, v. 2 of 3, by Margaret Oliphant