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7.6 answered the other gravely[,/.] Replaced.
18.19 the other parried his th[ur/ru]st Transposed.
20.7 My men are not soldiers; they are poltroons[.] Added.
90.27 and was watching the fug[u/i]tives Replaced.
127.20 Presently Dorothy quit[t]ed the room. Inserted.
137.24 I´ll have a taste for fighting.[”] Added.
137.27 should you try to run away.[”] Added.
157.12 th[o/e] roaring of the guns Replaced.
164.14 and le[f/t] his gibes pass unnoticed Replaced.
176.28 there was much lik[e]lihood Inserted.
181.21 “But how can I do that, Simon[./?]” Replaced.
186.25 and the words[./:] "Yours in confidence, Replaced.
186.29 with a light and b[ou/uo]yant heart Transposed.
188.4 that is why I sent for you to[ /-]day Replaced.
232.4 What had moved De Laprade to[o] make Removed.
241.30 [l/L]ess would have done. Replaced.
248.20 I’ll even fetch her mysel[.’/’] Transposed.
278.1 [“]He’ll be away before the morn,” he said; Added.
309.31 I love the clink of a glass sometim[se/es] Transposed.
331.31 set up a great [cheer which,/cheer, which] was Replaced. caught up
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