erratum 20968HEADmain

1 files changed, 10 insertions, 11 deletions

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@@ -675,7 +675,7 @@ She said “_Ach!_ Andrei Andreiech!” several times more and then began.
 She spoke in marks of exclamation.
 
 “I suppose you know, Andrei Andreiech, that I am not Nikolai
-Vasilievich’s ... légal wife?”
+Vasilievich’s ... legal wife?”
 
 “I know,” I said.
 
@@ -1264,7 +1264,7 @@ Nikolai Vasilievich in a voice of deep sorrow and reproach, as a tear
 welled up from her eye:
 
 “Listen.... ‘Dear Fanny ... _and Nikolai!_’ _And Nikolai! And Nikolai!_...
-Do you hear: _And Nikolai!_....”
+Do you hear: _And Nikolai!_...”
 
 ‘Nikolai--i--i--’ echoed with pathetic insistence. It was a sound that
 rent the heart. Tears flushed her eyes, sobs choked her throat. And for
@@ -1378,7 +1378,7 @@ she already knew or had perhaps suspected, it was hard to tell. She sat
 there on her perch, mute, aloof.
 
 “Now,” said Fanny Ivanovna, coming up to him with indomitable
-determination,” you must certainly go.” And he left the room, sobbing.
+determination, “you must certainly go.” And he left the room, sobbing.
 
 “How horribly he cried,” said Sonia. I followed her out into the
 drawing-room. When I returned I perceived that Vera was wiping her
@@ -1626,7 +1626,7 @@ ran into Nikolai Vasilievich, with a pretty flapper on his arm.
 
 And we shook hands warmly.
 
-‘May I introduce----?”
+“May I introduce----?”
 
 And I was introduced.
 
@@ -2490,7 +2490,7 @@ he wanted was care and comfort. And now the doctors and operations are
 costing Nikolai Vasilievich a good bit of money, I can tell you. Really,
 we are most unfortunate people.... And Sonia, too, marrying Baron
 Wunderhausen, who, as I suspected, is a drag on Nikolai Vasilievich’s
-resources. Really, he cannot afford it, Andrei Andreiech, The mines----”
+resources. Really, he cannot afford it, Andrei Andreiech. The mines----”
 She waved her hand. Nikolai Vasilievich, with his hands deep in his
 trouser pockets, stood looking at the window, though the blinds were
 lowered and there was nothing he could see.
@@ -4989,11 +4989,10 @@ Holdcroft.”
 
 “What, again!”
 
-“Yes, I am very much against it,” she confided.
-
-“I was furious. I said to Nina: ‘Andrei Andreiech and your father had
-nearly lost their lives looking for you everywhere during the firing.’
-But all she said was, ‘There was no need to.’”
+“Yes, I am very much against it,” she confided. “I was furious. I said
+to Nina: ‘Andrei Andreiech and your father had nearly lost their lives
+looking for you everywhere during the firing.’ But all she said was,
+‘There was no need to.’”
 
 “They had been on the American Flagship ... on the American
 Flagship....” My mind could not digest the news. Yesterday when the
@@ -6331,7 +6330,7 @@ there. He’s been to Vladivostok and knows your friends, no doubt--Nina.
 Come.”
 
 We shook hands, and then compared experiences. “And do you remember that
-good-looking girl, Nina Bursanova?” at length I ventured.
+good-looking girl, Nina Bursànova?” at length I ventured.
 
 The Colonel thought hard, and then said: