Transcriber's corrections

p. 29: after following resplendently[resplendantly] attired servant

p. 33: Lundegård[Lundegard]. "What was the title of it?"

p. 48: young, generally between twenty-five and[and and]

p. 49: him to cover up. He takes infinite[infinites] pains

p. 64: himself loose[lose] from the passion that binds his

p. 70: In "Wanderers" the disintegrating[distintegrating] influence

p. 86: and inanimate[inaminate]. He can sit for hours merely

p. 130: City," there is L. Lassen[Lasssen] who is unmade from

p. 135: thinks that from pride and will power an aristocracy[aristrocracy]

p. 153: ability[abiliy] that would insure him a career in the