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Authors: Grace Livingston Hill

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As a penalty for her crimes, her evil nature, her flint-like callousness, her more than inhuman cruelty, her contempt for the laws of God and man, she was condemned to bury her magnificent
personality
, her transcendent beauty, her superhuman charms, in gilded obscurity at a King’s left hand. A powerful story powerfully told.

THE GOLDEN GREYHOUND. A Novel by Dwight Tilton. With illustrations by E. Pollak.

A thoroughly good story that keeps you guessing to the very end, and never attempts to instruct or reform you. It is a strictly up-to-date story of love and mystery with wireless telegraphy and all the modern improvements. The events nearly all take place on a big Atlantic liner and the romance of the deep is skilfully made to serve as a setting for the romance, old as mankind, yet always new, involving our hero.

GROSSET & DUNLAP, - NEW YORK

ERRATA
CHAPTER I
Changed: girl in the
fairy tale
who left jewels
To: girl in the
fairy-tale
who left jewels
CHAPTER I
Changed: ever walked in
fairy tale
. But she saw
To: ever walked in
fairy-tale
. But she saw
CHAPTER III
Changed: before, but covered
wth
confusion and shame,
To: before, but covered
with
confusion and shame,
CHAPTER III
Changed: and she turned
delberately
, one dainty, slippered
To: and she turned
deliberately
, one dainty, slippered
CHAPTER V
Changed: her that this
wholsale
disposal of Marcia
To: her that this
wholesale
disposal of Marcia
CHAPTER V
Changed: Phoebe takes your place and then come back.
 
To: Phoebe takes your place and then come back.
”
CHAPTER V
Changed: fine places, to
tea drinkings
and the like,
To: fine places, to
tea-drinkings
and the like,
CHAPTER VI
Changed: out radiant and
childlike
through her tears.
To: out radiant and
child-like
through her tears.
CHAPTER X
Changed: was always something
childlike
about Marcia’s
To: was always something
child-like
about Marcia’s
CHAPTER X
Changed: her old home
plentfully
supplied with those
To: her old home
plentifully
supplied with those
CHAPTER XII
Changed: got David that’s worth everything.
 
To: got David that’s worth everything.
”
CHAPTER XII
Changed: position on the
haircloth
sofa. But if
To: position on the
hair-cloth
sofa. But if
CHAPTER XIII
Changed: had Mary Ann’s
hand-writing
looked so pleasant
To: had Mary Ann’s
handwriting
looked so pleasant
CHAPTER XIII
Changed: seemed half a
life-time
to the girl
To: seemed half a
lifetime
to the girl
CHAPTER XIII
Changed: my old calico
tomorrow
morning again, and
To: my old calico
to-morrow
morning again, and
CHAPTER XIII
Changed: house with big
collums
to the front
To: house with big
columns
to the front
CHAPTER XV
Changed: table, and the
tea-kettle
was singing on
To: table, and the
tea kettle
was singing on
CHAPTER XV
Changed: The neighbor had
staid
longer than usual,
To: The neighbor had
stayed
longer than usual,
CHAPTER XVI
Changed: thus melted into
childlike
enthusiasm, felt his
To: thus melted into
child-like
enthusiasm, felt his
CHAPTER XVIII
Changed: with the flickering
candle-light
making grotesque
To: with the flickering
candle light
making grotesque
CHAPTER XVIII
Changed: Bible where the
candle-light
played at glances
To: Bible where the
candle light
played at glances
CHAPTER XXI
Changed: if he would
absord
the vision for
To: if he would
absorb
the vision for
CHAPTER XXII
Changed: and let the
floodtide
of his sorrow
To: and let the
flood-tide
of his sorrow
CHAPTER XXII
Changed: an’ hopin’ an’
tryin
fer somebody bigger.
To: an’ hopin’ an’
tryin’
fer somebody bigger.
CHAPTER XXII
Changed: There’s no place like home.
’
To: There’s no place like home.
 
CHAPTER XXIV
Changed:
 
Miranda Griscom.
”
To:
“
Miranda Griscom.
”
CHAPTER XXVI
Changed: all items accurate
 
technicalities of preparation;
To: all items accurate
;
technicalities of preparation;
CHAPTER XXVII
Changed: need all the rest you can get.
 
To: need all the rest you can get.
”
CHAPTER XXVII
Changed: had before—all your own I mean?
 
To: had before—all your own I mean?
”
CHAPTER XXVII
Changed: any bonnet. Nothing but a pink sunbonnet.
 
To: any bonnet. Nothing but a pink sunbonnet.
”
CHAPTER XXVII
Changed: a little old
haircloth
trunk, her own
To: a little old
hair-cloth
trunk, her own
CHAPTER XXVII
Changed: had done when
 
a boy Aunt Clarinda
To: had done when
as
a boy Aunt Clarinda
CHAPTER XXVII
Changed: Kate a mere
common-place
? What was this
To: Kate a mere
commonplace
? What was this
CHAPTER XXIX
Changed: Marcia lift her
flowerlike
face, all bright
To: Marcia lift her
flower-like
face, all bright
AD PAGES
Changed: love story well told.”—
Boston Transcript
,
To: love story well told.”—
Boston Transcript
.
AD PAGES
Changed: by Frank Haviland.
Medalion
in color on
To: by Frank Haviland.
Medallion
in color on
AD PAGES
Changed:
Suberb
color portraits of many familiar flowers
To:
Superb
color portraits of many familiar flowers
AD PAGES
Changed: her magnificent
personalty
, her transcendent
To: her magnificent
personality
, her transcendent

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