Woodburn Grange: A story of English country life; vol. 2 of 3Howitt, William
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Woodburn Grange: A story of English country life; vol. 2 of 3
Howitt, William
Religious fiction
BRADBURY, EVANS, AND CO., PRINTERS, WHITEFRIARS.
Transcriber’s Notes
pg 8 Changed locked herself in her bed-room to: bedroom
pg 22 Changed comma to period end of: honour and all affection
pg 43 Removed repeated word of from: one of of the toll-bars
pg 77 Added quote after: everybody go to church.
pg 92 Removed unnecessary quotes before: “I think,” added Thorsby
pg 101 Changed imagine the déjeûner to: déjeuner
pg 130 Changed duty battling wtih to: with
pg 131 Removed unneeded quote after: might be different.
pg 136 Added a comma after: abandon an ardent lover
pg 145 Changed if you considerth at to: consider that
pg 151 Removed quote after: wish to see them.
pg 154 Removed quote after: roof and care?
pg 169 Changed that of Edmund Barington to: Barrington
pg 171 Changed nothing which can unncessarily to: unnecessarily
pg 174 Added quote before: I must hasten
pg 191 Removed quote after: seen the effect of that,
pg 205 Changed word s to as: But s it is done
pg 246 Removed word to from: soon returned to her attention
pg 271 Changed hedges and hedgerow to: hedge-row
pg 272 Changed and fell hedgerow to: hedge-row
Other hyphenated and non-hyphenated words left as written.
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