volume 2 chapter 8 =:  “She has come close up to him.  Her charming face is uplifted to his.= silently corrected as =She has come close up to him.  Her charming face is uplifted to his.=

volume 2 chapter 17 :  ="You forget,” says he coldly, “that you are married to me.  It is not so simple a matter as you seem to imagine for a wife to throw off her marriage yoke.= silently corrected as “=You forget,” says he coldly, “that you are married to me.  It is not so simple a matter as you seem to imagine for a wife to throw off her marriage yoke."=

volume 2 chapter 17 :  =” ’Alone I did it!” To-day I set you free!” =silently corrected as =” ‘Alone I did it!’ To-day I set you free!"=

volume 2 chapter 22 :  =It is the mynd that maketh good or ill,” says the old poet.= silently corrected as ="It is the mynd that maketh good or ill,” says the old poet.=

volume 2 chapter 23 =:  “You loved me once.  You loved me.  Oh, Maurice, smiting her hands together,= silently corrected as “=You loved me once.  You loved me.  Oh, Maurice,” smiting her hands together,=

volume 2 chapter 25 :  =Maurice will understand."= Silently corrected as =Maurice will understand.=

Volume 2 chapter 25 :  =says Rylton, interrupting her quickly.  Speak for yourself only.  For my part,= silently corrected as =says Rylton, interrupting her quickly.  “Speak for yourself only.  For my part,=

volume 2 chapter 26 :  ="I really don’t know,” says Margaret, “bringing a dignified eye to bear upon him=.  Silently corrected as ="I really don’t know,” says Margaret, bringing a dignified eye to bear upon him.=