On page 253, a period was put after "lost its chief advantage for defense".
On page 251, a quotation mark was added after "Meets all its wants."
On page 251, "scrimage" was replaced with "scrimmage".
On page 257, a quotation mark was added after the phrase "said Lord Medway,".
On page 258, the period after "in the sweet Spring evening" was replaced with a comma.
On page 263, a quotation mark was placed after "do love me, Maria?".
On page 272, "my father insist" was replaced with "my father insists".
On page 283, a double quotation mark was placed after "I think, indeed,".
On page 290, "situaton" was replaced with "situation."
On page 296, the quotation mark after "in her heart for him." was removed.
On page 296, a quotation mark was placed after "such a person".
On page 302, "vesty" was replaced with "vestry".
On page 309, a quotation mark was placed after "to show your father."
On page 310, a quotation mark was placed after "you should have been straight."
On page 323, the quotation mark was removed after "silent and satisfied."
On page 323, "alter" was replaced with "altar".
On page 326, "exhilerating" was replaced with "exhilarating".
On page 329, "they may seek a litttle" was replaced with "they may seek a little".