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-Title: The Romance of a Shop
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@@ -325,18 +297,18 @@ with apology, as one who deprecates any undue assumption of authority.
 she said; "and that he and I had a long talk together about business.
 (He was sorry you were too ill to come down, Fanny.) He told me all
 about our affairs. We are quite, quite poor. When everything is settled,
-when the furniture is sold, he thinks there will be about £500 among us,
+when the furniture is sold, he thinks there will be about £500 among us,
 perhaps more, perhaps less."
 
 Fanny's thin, feminine tones broke in on her sister's words--
 
-"There is my £50 a-year that my mama left me; I am sure you are all
+"There is my £50 a-year that my mama left me; I am sure you are all
 welcome to that."
 
 "Yes, dear, yes," said Lucy, patting her shoulder; while Gertrude bit
 her lip and went on--
 
-"We cannot live for long on £500, as you must know. We must work. People
+"We cannot live for long on £500, as you must know. We must work. People
 have been very kind. Uncle Sebastian has telegraphed for two of us to go
 out to India; Mrs. Devonshire offers another two of us a home for as
 long as we like. But I think we would all rather not accept these kind
@@ -385,7 +357,7 @@ make bonnets, and are thought none the worse of for doing so?"
 "_I_ think it a perfectly splendid idea," cried Phyllis, sitting up; "we
 shall be like that good young man in _Le Nabab_."
 
-"Indeed, I hope we shall not be like André," said Gertrude, sitting down
+"Indeed, I hope we shall not be like André," said Gertrude, sitting down
 by Phyllis on the couch and putting her arm round her, "especially as
 none of us are likely to write successful tragedies by way of
 compensation."
@@ -855,7 +827,7 @@ order and season) "but India works wonders sometimes in that respect."
 
 "Oh, let me go to India, Gerty!" cried Phyllis, in a very audible aside,
 while Gertrude bent her head and bit her lip, controlling the desire to
-laugh hysterically, which the naïve character of her aunt's last remark
+laugh hysterically, which the naïve character of her aunt's last remark
 had excited.
 
 "Now, Gertrude and Lucy," continued the speaker, "I am empowered by your
@@ -1216,7 +1188,7 @@ NUMBER TWENTY B.
 
      _Bravant le monde et les sots et les sages,
      Sans avenir, riche de mon printemps,
-     L'este et joyeux je montais six étages,
+     L'este et joyeux je montais six étages,
      Dans un grenier qu'on est bien a vingt ans!_
                                        BERANGER.
 
@@ -1258,10 +1230,10 @@ Gertrude's thoughts were centred.
 
 After the sale, and the winding up (mysterious process) of poor Mr.
 Lorimer's affairs, it was intimated to the girls that they were the
-joint possessors of £600; not a large sum, when regarded as almost the
+joint possessors of £600; not a large sum, when regarded as almost the
 entire fortune of four people, but slightly in excess of that which they
 had been led to expect. I said almost, for it must not be forgotten that
-Fanny had a modest income of £50 coming to her from her mother, of which
+Fanny had a modest income of £50 coming to her from her mother, of which
 the principal was tied up from her reach.
 
 There was nothing now to do but to choose their quarters, settle down in
@@ -1406,7 +1378,7 @@ intended for curtains, came the studio itself, a fair-sized glass
 structure, in some need of repair.
 
 "You will have to make this place as pretty as possible," said Conny;
-"you will be nothing if not æsthetic. And now for the rooms."
+"you will be nothing if not æsthetic. And now for the rooms."
 
 The floor immediately above the shop had been let to a dressmaker, and
 it was the two upper floors which stood vacant.
@@ -1488,8 +1460,8 @@ In their own rooms everything was of the simplest, but a more ambitious
 style of decoration was attempted in the studio.
 
 The objectionable Virginia cork and coloured glass of the little passage
-were disguised by various æsthetic devices; lanterns swung from the
-roof, and a framed photograph or two from Dürer and Botticelli, Watts
+were disguised by various æsthetic devices; lanterns swung from the
+roof, and a framed photograph or two from Dürer and Botticelli, Watts
 and Burne-Jones, was mingled artfully with the specimens of their own
 work which adorned it as a matter of course.
 
@@ -1811,7 +1783,7 @@ At an early hour the next morning, Gertrude Lorimer started on her
 errand. She went alone; Lucy of course must remain in the studio;
 Phyllis was in bed with a headache, and Fan was ministering to her
 numerous wants. As she passed out, laden with her apparatus, Mdlle.
-Stéphanie, the big, sallow Frenchwoman who occupied the first floor,
+Stéphanie, the big, sallow Frenchwoman who occupied the first floor,
 entered the house and grinned a vivacious "_Bon jour!_"
 
 "A fine, bright morning for your work, miss!" cried the chemist from his
@@ -2005,7 +1977,7 @@ she began, then stopped short suddenly.
 A curious, scuffling sound, coming from the room below, was distinctly
 audible.
 
-"Mdlle. Stéphanie appears to be giving an afternoon dance," said Lucy.
+"Mdlle. Stéphanie appears to be giving an afternoon dance," said Lucy.
 
 "I will go and see if anything is the matter," remarked Gertrude,
 rising.
@@ -2016,7 +1988,7 @@ dispirited, beset with a hundred anxieties; weighed down by a cruel
 sense of responsibility.
 
 How was it all to end? she asked herself, as, oblivious of Mdlle.
-Stéphanie's performance, she lingered on the little dusky landing. That
+Stéphanie's performance, she lingered on the little dusky landing. That
 first wave of business, born of the good-natured impulse of their
 friends and acquaintance, had spent itself, and matters were looking
 very serious indeed for the firm of G. and L. Lorimer.
@@ -2246,7 +2218,7 @@ hundreds sank daily and disappeared, never to rise again.
 
        *       *       *       *       *
 
-Mademoiselle Stéphanie actually put in an appearance the next morning,
+Mademoiselle Stéphanie actually put in an appearance the next morning,
 and made quite a cheerful bustle over the business of setting her house
 in order, preparatory to the final flitting.
 
@@ -2261,7 +2233,7 @@ least put out by the little affair of yesterday," she said.
 "Hush, Phyllis. Ah, there is the studio bell already. No doubt it is Mr.
 Jermyn," and she unconsciously assumed her most business-like air.
 
-A day or two later Mademoiselle Stéphanie vanished for ever; and not
+A day or two later Mademoiselle Stéphanie vanished for ever; and not
 long afterwards her place was occupied by a serious-looking
 umbrella-maker, who displayed no hankering for Mr. Maryon's bottles.
 
@@ -2774,7 +2746,7 @@ to dances?"
 "It is quite delightful to see a person with such an enjoyment of every
 phase of existence," said Gertrude, half to herself.
 
-"You poor, dear _blasée_ thing. It _is_ a pretty sight to see the young
+"You poor, dear _blasée_ thing. It _is_ a pretty sight to see the young
 people enjoying themselves, as the little boy said in _Punch_, is it
 not? I wonder if Mr. Jermyn is going to walk all the way? Perhaps he
 will take the omnibus at the corner. He never 'soars higher than a
@@ -2841,7 +2813,7 @@ notes of a man's voice were audible.
 
 
      "Et non, non, non,
-     Vous n'êtes plus Lisette,
+     Vous n'êtes plus Lisette,
      Ne portez plus ce nom."
 
 
@@ -3038,7 +3010,7 @@ CHAPTER IX.
 
 SHOW SUNDAY.
 
-     _La science l'avait gardé naïf._
+     _La science l'avait gardé naïf._
                      ALPHONSE DAUDET.
 
 
@@ -3416,7 +3388,7 @@ make him sick."
 
 "I like his face," added Lucy; "there is something almost boyish about
 it. Do you remember what Daudet says of the old doctor in _Jack_, 'La
-science l'avait gardé naïf.'"
+science l'avait gardé naïf.'"
 
 "What a set of gossips we are," cried Conny, who had taken little part
 in the conversation. "Come along, Fred; you know we are dining at the
@@ -3452,8 +3424,8 @@ CHAPTER X.
 
 SUMMING UP.
 
-     _J'ai peur d'Avril, peur de l'émoi
-     Qu'éveille sa douceur touchante._
+     _J'ai peur d'Avril, peur de l'émoi
+     Qu'éveille sa douceur touchante._
                        SULLY PRUDHOMME.
 
 
@@ -4170,7 +4142,7 @@ Watergate and Mr. Darrell," said Lucy.
 "Oh, I don't know that it's much of a friendship," answered Frank.
 
 "Lord Watergate often drops in at The Sycamores," put in Phyllis,
-helping herself from a smart _bonbonnière_ from Charbonnel and Walker's;
+helping herself from a smart _bonbonnière_ from Charbonnel and Walker's;
 for Sidney found many indirect means of paying his pretty model; "I
 think he is such a nice old person."
 
@@ -4835,7 +4807,7 @@ to receive congratulations on the event, which, by this time, it was
 unnecessary to impart.
 
 Fanny wondered aloud why she had not thought of such a thing before; and
-felt, perhaps, that her own _rechauffé_ love affair was quite thrown
+felt, perhaps, that her own _rechauffé_ love affair was quite thrown
 into the shade. Phyllis smiled and made airy jests, submitting her soft
 cheek gracefully to a brotherly kiss.
 
@@ -5545,7 +5517,7 @@ looking out into the street, where the afternoon was deepening apace
 into evening. A dun-coloured haze, thin and transparent, hung in the
 air, softening the long perspective of the street. School hours were
 over, and the Girtonian, her arm swinging like a bell-rope, could be
-discerned on her way home, a devoted _cortège_ of school-girls
+discerned on her way home, a devoted _cortège_ of school-girls
 straggling in her wake. From the corner of the street floated up the
 cries of the newspaper boys, mingling with the clatter of omnibus
 wheels.
@@ -5680,7 +5652,7 @@ CHAPTER XVIII.
 
 PHYLLIS.
 
-     _Die æltre Tochter gæhnet
+     _Die æltre Tochter gæhnet
      "Ich will nicht verhungern bei euch,
      Ich gehe morgen zum Grafen,
      Und der ist verliebt und reich."_
@@ -6537,7 +6509,7 @@ This was a farewell visit. The next day she and her family were setting
 out for the South of France.
 
 "I tried to make Fred come with me to-day," Constance was saying; "but
-he is dining with some kindred spirits at the Café Royal, and then going
+he is dining with some kindred spirits at the Café Royal, and then going
 on to the Gaiety. He said there would be no time."
 
 Fred had been once to Baker Street since the unfortunate interview with
@@ -6693,7 +6665,7 @@ fell between them; then she said--
 "I am afraid so. I trust to you to save her from false hopes."
 
 "So I am to be Cassandra," thought Gertrude, a little wistfully. She was
-always having some hideous _rôle_ or other thrust upon her.
+always having some hideous _rôle_ or other thrust upon her.
 
 Lord Watergate moved towards the door.
 
@@ -6954,8 +6926,8 @@ AT LAST.
      and am about to be married. Believe me, it is the most sensible
      course for a woman to take. I hope you will follow my good example.
 
-     Do you remember Sapho's words: "J'ai tant aimé; j'ai besoin d'être
-     aimée"? Do not let the quotation shock you; neither take it too
+     Do you remember Sapho's words: "J'ai tant aimé; j'ai besoin d'être
+     aimée"? Do not let the quotation shock you; neither take it too
      seriously, I think Mr. Graham--you know Lawrence Graham?--does care
      as caring goes and as men go. He came out here, on purpose, a
      fortnight ago, and yesterday we settled it between us....
@@ -7211,365 +7183,4 @@ CHILWORTH AND LONDON.
 
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