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The Hampstead mystery, a novel. Volume 1 (of 3)

Transcriber's note

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Minor punctuation errors have been changed without notice. The following Printer errors have been changed:

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Page 2: “by-and-bye” “by-and-by”

Page 21: “dinner-time” “dinner time”

Page 21: “half-an-hour” “half an hour”

Page 40 “unbrella” “umbrella”

Page 47: “anyone of the other” “any one of the other”

Page 49: “spend-thrift” “spendthrift”

Page 56: “Well, really, father” “Well, really, Father”

Page 57: “liason” “liaison”

Page 61: “six thirty” “six-thirty”

Page 67: “promise not see” “promise not to see”

Page 78: “prententions” “pretensions”

Page 80: “Brunnel” “Brunell”

Page 95: “think off” “think of”

Page 111: “Your’s” “Yours”

Page 132: “remains of breakfast was” “remains of the breakfast were”

Page 138: “paralysed us us” “paralysed us”

Page 155: “half-an-hour” “half an hour”

Page 161: “he begun” “he began”

Page 169: “out of her’s” “out of hers”

Page 202: “chosing his words” “choosing his words”

Page 210: “ividly white” “vividly white”

Page 210: “s probably something” “is probably something”

Page 227: “if the effect” “If the effect”

Page 228: “Proctor” “Procter”

Page 232: “Proctor” “Procter”

Page 238: “of hs” “of his”

All other inconsistencies are as in the original.

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