Transcriber's Note:Punctuation has been made consistent. Dialect, spelling and hyphenation have been retained as they appear in the original publication except as follows:Page 40hammock on the mangoehammock on themangoPage 69repeated the the mate, with a gleamrepeatedthemate, with a gleamPage 135Catharine Allen had sprung to her feetKatharineAllen had sprung to her feetPage 136Sit down, KatherineSit down,KatharinePage 156in this surreptitous mannerin thissurreptitiousmannerPage 192But no one appeareed,But no oneappearedPage 214both of foreign appearenceboth of foreignappearancePage 281but the the truth pressedbutthetruth pressedPage 321nowithstanding Tom's splendid drivingnotwithstandingTom's splendid drivingPage 322Then what right has one over 'totherThen what right has one overt'otherPage 361question she had won from the jailerquestion she had won from thejailorPage 371impresssion upon the juryimpressionupon the juryPage 394"Be calm—be still!" aswered Thrasher"Be calm—be still!"answeredThrasherPage 426sprang to each others' embracesprang to eachother'sembracePage 456checked the curses on the convict's lipschecked the curses on theconvicts'lipsPage 459the slumber which Catharine foundthe slumber whichKatharinefoundPage 507that held his cravats and sundaythat held his cravats andSundayPage 3handsomel printed and profuselyhandsomelyprinted and profuselyPage 3Andree de TaverneyAndréede Taverney
Transcriber's Note:
Punctuation has been made consistent. Dialect, spelling and hyphenation have been retained as they appear in the original publication except as follows:
Page 40hammock on the mangoehammock on themango
Page 69repeated the the mate, with a gleamrepeatedthemate, with a gleam
Page 135Catharine Allen had sprung to her feetKatharineAllen had sprung to her feet
Page 136Sit down, KatherineSit down,Katharine
Page 156in this surreptitous mannerin thissurreptitiousmanner
Page 192But no one appeareed,But no oneappeared
Page 214both of foreign appearenceboth of foreignappearance
Page 281but the the truth pressedbutthetruth pressed
Page 321nowithstanding Tom's splendid drivingnotwithstandingTom's splendid driving
Page 322Then what right has one over 'totherThen what right has one overt'other
Page 361question she had won from the jailerquestion she had won from thejailor
Page 371impresssion upon the juryimpressionupon the jury
Page 394"Be calm—be still!" aswered Thrasher"Be calm—be still!"answeredThrasher
Page 426sprang to each others' embracesprang to eachother'sembrace
Page 456checked the curses on the convict's lipschecked the curses on theconvicts'lips
Page 459the slumber which Catharine foundthe slumber whichKatharinefound
Page 507that held his cravats and sundaythat held his cravats andSunday
Page 3handsomel printed and profuselyhandsomelyprinted and profusely
Page 3Andree de TaverneyAndréede Taverney