Transcriber’s note
Minor punctuation and formatting errors have been changed without notice. The following Printer errors have been changed.
| =CHANGED= | =FROM= | =TO= |
| Page 20: | “please, m’m?” see” | “please, m’m?” she” |
| Page 32: | “behind a mole-hill” | “behind a molehill” |
| Page 67: | “doctor called at teatime” | “doctor called at tea-time” |
| Page 107: | “probably yout ungracious” | “probably your ungracious” |
| Page 118: | “It not not only left” | “It not only left” |
| Page 143: | “and cheese, ramikins” | “and cheese, ramekins” |
| Page 158: | “out of the bath-room” | “out of the bathroom” |
| Page 183: | “in the committee-rooms” | “in the committee rooms” |
| Page 211: | “he kent’ attend to you” | “he ken’t attend to you” |
| Page 222: | “cheek the hens and the” | “check the hens and the” |
| Page 243: | “among the neighhours” | “among the neighbours” |
| Page 256: | “A maidservant brought us” | “A maid-servant brought us” |
| Page 258: | “Kings,” Mrs. Bushy tail” | “Kings,” Mrs. Bushytail” |
| Page 284: | “parlourmaids, who are” | “parlour-maids, who are” |
| Page 343: | “limp lambskin, 3s. 6a.” | “limp lambskin, 3s. 6d.” |
| Page 343: | “persian yapp, 4s.” | “Persian yapp, 4s.” |
| Page 347: | “An Anglo-indian Tale” | “An Anglo-Indian Tale” |
All other inconsistencies are as in the original.
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