Transcriber's Notes: Punctuation, use of hyphens, and accent marks were standardized. Dialect, obsolete and alternative spellings were left unchanged. Missing (unprinted) letters were added. Spelling corrections are noted below. Words in italics are surrounded by underscores, _like this_. The illustration on the back cover of the magazine duplicated the table of contents and list of illustrations, with the addition of sketches at the top and bottom of the page. The text was not repeated at the end of the book. Corrections: 'resourse' to 'resource' ... whatever resource he could command ... 'do' to 'to' ... and to judge from its stout walls ... 'Rennuf' to 'Renouf' ... But Mr. Renouf may ... 'Chausée' to 'Chaussée' ... corner of the Chaussée d'Antin,... 'consciouness' to 'consciousness' ... imply a consciousness of guilt ... 'lettter' to 'letter' ... began to write a letter,... 'you're' to 'your' ... the idea of your being a governess?... 'musn't' to 'mustn't' ... she mustn't be oppressed ... 'senuous' to 'sensuous' ... nervous, sensuous, trembling,... 'architectual' to 'architectural' ... chief architectural ornaments;... missing word 'you' added: ... only those who you really like,... 'hackeyed' to 'hackneyed' ... employ a hackneyed, and often quite ... 'wisdow' to 'wisdom' ... to borrow wisdom ... 'musn't' to 'mustn't' ... You mustn't suppose he's good looking ... 'lasping' to 'lapsing' ... has come very near lapsing.... 'their' to 'there' ... hold that there was never ... End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Yellow Book, edited by Henry Harland