On page 184 "... and the nip reddened on the naked branch of the hawthorn" has been left as printed, however the original Swedish talks of nyponet (rosehip) and törnbuskens (rosehip and thornbush), rather than nip and hawthorn.
Page 4 from: then I feel that I must speak to: then I feel that I must speak.
Page 55 from: the newly-buried birl to: the newly-buried girl
Page 94 from: the everlasting unrest that tormened him to: the everlasting unrest that tormented him
Page 124 from: why had be been unhappy? to: why had he been unhappy?
Page 229 from: found friends in the solitude above to: found friends in the solitude above.
Page 264 from: Guilietta Lombardi to: Giulietta Lombardi
Page 328 from: the snow had laid its thinck carpet to: the snow had laid its thick carpet
End of Project Gutenberg's From a Swedish Homestead, by Selma Lagerlöf