The Flag of the AdventurerTwo Strong MenThe Advanced-GuardHis Excellency’s English GovernessPeace With HonourThe Warden of the Marches
The Flag of the AdventurerTwo Strong MenThe Advanced-GuardHis Excellency’s English GovernessPeace With HonourThe Warden of the Marches
Alterations to the text:
Note: the following alterations have been checked and validated against an 1897 edition of the story serialized inThe Argosyvolumes 63 and 64.
A few punctuation corrections—mostly involving the pairing of quotation marks and missing periods.
[Title Page]
Add a brief note indicating this novel’s position in the series. See above. Also add illustrator’s credit. See below.
[Images]
Add twelve illustrations of Alfred Pearse featured in the above-mentioned 1897 edition, but not included in the 1902 L. C. Page & Co. edition. Illustrations were placed nearest the scene they represent, of course. Some captions have been updated to reflect revisions in the text.
[Chapter IV]
Change “gave up his horse to aEurasian’sclerk’s wife” toEurasian.
[Chapter VI]
“The official,well pleased, stayed” towell-pleased.
[Chapter XI]
“awaiting your orders at FortRahmut-Ullah” toRahmat.
[Chapter XII]
“the rugs in theDunbar-hall taken up” toDurbar.
“if yourealisethat it was anxiety for you that” torealised.
[Chapter XIV]
“betweenIshmailBakhsh and some one outside” toIsmail.
[Chapter XVII]
“partook presently of coffee andsweatmeats” tosweetmeats.
[Chapter XVIII]
“his right handthurstinto his girdle” tothrust.
“the rest of the troopappearto have been stupefied” toappeared.
[Chapter XXI]
“rely upon an Englishwoman tokelpyou” tohelp.
“of her going to Bir-ul-Mulikatat” toMalikat.
[Chapter XXIV]
“...husband too. [missing text] such a good example to...” repair lacuna withIt would set.
“wanted to say when I got youaltogether” toall together.
[End of Text]