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A paragraph break was inserted before'It has been proved to all of us that we have lost money
The following is a list of changes made to the original. The first line is the original line, the second the corrected one.
andonlyserved to swell the aggregate of many humiliatingand'onlyserved to swell the aggregate of many humiliating
Second speech on Copyright—Completelysuccessfulstateof politicsSecond speech on Copyrightcompletelysuccessful—Stateof politics
not a Poet?—'Revolutionary Epic'—Favourableverdict—Successnot a Poet?—'Revolutionary Epic'—Unfavourableverdict—Success
of Disraeli byW. P. Willis—Lady Dufferin and others—Standsof Disraeli byN. P. Willis—Lady Dufferin and others—Stands
he said,wasnot high policy of state.' He invited the Whighe said,'wasnot high policy of state.' He invited the Whig
likely to offer. Disraeli was a free-ance, and had opposedlikely to offer. Disraeli was a free-lance, and had opposed
character will grow of itself. Of characterὅποσονοὖν,character will grow of itself. Of characterὁπόσονοὖν,
she gentlywaivesit aside with a grace which intensifies theshe gentlywavesit aside with a grace which intensifies the
Disraeliwaivedaside the horrible story of Turkish cruelties,Disraeliwavedaside the horrible story of Turkish cruelties,
Moore (J. M.) New Zealand forEmigant, Invalid and Tourist.Moore (J. M.) New Zealand forEmigrant, Invalid and Tourist.