Transcriber's Note:The following typographical errors present in the original edition have been corrected. No other changes have been made to the text.In Chapter I, a quotation mark was removed after "could that be possible?", "You had beter play this yourself" was changed to "You had better play this yourself", and a quotation mark was added after "And hangs below her waist".In Chapter III, "You might, prehaps, have preferred" has been changed to "You might, perhaps, have preferred".In Chapter V, a quotation mark was added after "I was just thinking the same thing", and "succeded at the most humiliating moment" was changed to "succeeded at the most humiliating moment".In Chapter VI, a quotation mark was added before "He may have wished to clear his character."In Chapter VII, "Stingareee was perfectly right" was changed to "Stingaree was perfectly right".In Chapter VIII, a quotation mark was added after "it was just about here it happened", and "seemed the samest policy" was changed to "seemed the safest policy".In Chapter IX, "allowed to proceeed on a pressing journey" was changed to "allowed to proceed on a pressing journey", "when the spirit had beeen wine" was changed to "when the spirit had been wine", and "The Bishop seeemed nettled and annoyed" was changed to "The Bishop seemed nettled and annoyed".In Chapter X, "whenever I have sung in jublic" has been changed to "whenever I have sung in public".
Transcriber's Note:
The following typographical errors present in the original edition have been corrected. No other changes have been made to the text.
In Chapter I, a quotation mark was removed after "could that be possible?", "You had beter play this yourself" was changed to "You had better play this yourself", and a quotation mark was added after "And hangs below her waist".
In Chapter III, "You might, prehaps, have preferred" has been changed to "You might, perhaps, have preferred".
In Chapter V, a quotation mark was added after "I was just thinking the same thing", and "succeded at the most humiliating moment" was changed to "succeeded at the most humiliating moment".
In Chapter VI, a quotation mark was added before "He may have wished to clear his character."
In Chapter VII, "Stingareee was perfectly right" was changed to "Stingaree was perfectly right".
In Chapter VIII, a quotation mark was added after "it was just about here it happened", and "seemed the samest policy" was changed to "seemed the safest policy".
In Chapter IX, "allowed to proceeed on a pressing journey" was changed to "allowed to proceed on a pressing journey", "when the spirit had beeen wine" was changed to "when the spirit had been wine", and "The Bishop seeemed nettled and annoyed" was changed to "The Bishop seemed nettled and annoyed".
In Chapter X, "whenever I have sung in jublic" has been changed to "whenever I have sung in public".