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Excerpt from Aspects of George Meredith
Page IX, after last entry insert index 9, line 17, for read 24, line 12, for Nature read nature 47, line 15, for Feveral read Feverel 59, line 17, for her read Her 62, line 1 of text, for is read are 75, line 12 of text, for to read of 76, line 12, insert after sun 78, line 12 of second quotation, insert after sank 78, line 13 of second quotation, for read 84, line 7 of text, for poor read prose 88, line 2 of first quotation, delete 93, line 6 of quotation, insert after unrevealed 94, line 8 for react read act 101, line 5 of text, for night read might 110, line 13, for read 110, line 19. For read 112, line 20 of text, for opinions read opinion 128, line 10, delete 145, line 9 of quotation, after none insert 165, line 21, for catastrophy read catastrophe 170, line 13, for Rosamond read Rosamund 171, line 2 of text, insert a before woman 178, line 12, for These read There 186, line 24, ajter creations insert 278, line 18, for his read this 280, line 4 of text, for Guidescarpi read Guidascarpi 280, line 10 of text, delete 292, line 24, for the read he 304, insert fresh entry, Comic Spirit, The, 15, 42, 229, 232, 236, 238, 241, 299 305, insert fresh entry, Didacticism, 25, 83, 298 305, after Hymn to Colour, The, quoted 62 insert explanation of, 62 308, insert fresh entry, Paradox, Numbing effect of, 264 309, insert fresh entry, Selincourt, Mr. Basil de, 62 N. 309, after Trevelyan, Mr. G. M., 43, 58, 61 (quoted) insert 62 N.
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