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131	CHAPTER I	[No chapter heading]	7
131.13	freemasonish	free-masonish	7.16
131.24	>yet when	but when	8.7
131.31	>Speculating	But speculating	8.17
132.23	sarcasms, and	sarcasms and	9.21
132.26	idiotic, and	idiotic and	9.25
132.26	sigh, than	sigh than	9.25
132.31	'most-certainly	"Most-certainly	10.5
133.34	every one	everyone	12.7
134.12	preparations, and	preparations and	13.1-2
134.14	good night	good-night	13.3
134.18	centred, not upon the items,	centred not upon the items	13.10
134.23	every one	everyone	13.16
134.33	woman, Paris	woman Paris	14.2
135.4	>Yet each	And each	14.14
135.4	spoke, she	spoke she	14.15
135.22	>destiny.	prospects.	15.11
136	CHAPTER II	[No chapter; no break]	15.[27-16.1]
136.2	life, had	life had	16.2
136.16	every one	every-\|one	16.20-21
137.5	surprise, behind	surprise behind	17.21
137.12	realizing	realising	18.5
139.3	breakfast hour	breakfast-hour	21.13-14
139.9	every one	everyone	21.20
139.10	every one	everyone	21.21-22
139.18	railway stations	railway-stations	22.9-10
140.12	nauseating, forgotten	nauseating forgotten	23.23
140.21	door, came	door came	24.9
140.23	>mind turned away from	mind refused to centre on	24.11-12
140.29	seeming, as	seeming as	24.18
141.17	And, except	And except	25.25
141.19	>compared with	compared to	25.27
141.25-26	'Welcome to your London, my dear. I'm more in love with you than ever.'	"Welcome to your London, my dear. I'm more in love with you than ever."	26.7-8
141.35	any one	anyone	26.20
142.29	words, that	words that	28.7
142.31	girlhood, nor	girlhood nor	28.11
142.35	script, she	script she	28.15
143.1-3	'And, my very dear, tremendous doings. We're invading your London; next week. We'll do a Wagner, you and me and Hypo.'	"And, my very dear, tremendous doings. We're invading your London; next week. We'll do a Wagner, you and me and Hypo."	28.20-22
144	CHAPTER III	[Section break]	29.[5-6]
144.6	specialized knowledge, and	specialised knowledge and	29.13
144.8	>this space	the space	29.16
144.24	Newly cropped	Newly-cropped	30.13
144.25	serré	serré	30.15
144.27	>dervish-whirl	dervish-swirl	30.17
144.29	words, and	words and	30.20
145.5	half-way	half way	31.1
145.23	recognize	recognise	31.24
145.24	differences.	differences. . . .	31.25
146.11	sick-room	sickroom	33.4
146.19	Taunton,	Taunton . . .	33.15-16
146.24-25	Confessions of a Doctor	Confessions of a Doctor	33.22
146.25	high priests	high-priests	33.23
146.32	proportions;	proportions,	34.6
147.8	devil	Devil	34.26
147.22	musically moving	musically-moving	35.17
147.24	>humanity most of the	humanity the	35.20
147.29	>Socialists?	Socialists.	35.25
147.36	one-sidedness	one-\|sidedness	36.6-7
147.37	my dear	my-dear	36.8
148.6	smiled, to	smiled to	36.17
148.11	too arduous	too-arduous	36.24
148.33	generalizations	generalisations	37.27
149.22	>the engine	the car	39.8
150.29	all together	altogether	41.17
151.6	realized	realised	42.10
151.17-18	softly treading	softly-treading	42.25
152.6	friends . . .	friends. . . .	44.6
152.21	any one	anyone	44.25
152.26	physician.	physician. . . .	45.5
154.13	realized	realised	48.10
154.16	>read only the	read the	48.15
155.1	>the other equally	the equally	49.20
155.13	>succession of	series of	50.9
157	CHAPTER IV	[Section break]	52.[11-12]
157.8	West End	West-End	52.23
157.14	Gaiety	Gaiety	53.8
157.21	>gave to the	gave the	53.16
158.5	dress clothes	dress-clothes	54.9
158.8	delights, hampering	delights hampering	54.14
158.11	light, replacing	light replacing	54.18
158.12	lamp-shades, showed	lamp-shades showed	54.19
158.31	indecent, and	indecent and	55.17
159.15	>priceless	precious	56.19
160.13	hors d'œuvre	hors d'œuvre	58.15
160.14	>her sound	the sound	58.15
160.20	mock despair	mock-despair	58.23-24
160.28-29	here, on neutral territory,	here on neutral territory	59.8-9
161.17	parlour game	parlour-game	60.16
161.35	Every one	Everyone	61.14
162.1	>conversational	comversational*	61.20
162.15	shared, as	shared as	62.11
162.28	every one	everyone	63.1
162.33-34	chin-\|wagging	chinwagging	63.7
162.38	about, whose	about whose	63.14
163.5	recognize	recognise	63.21
163.16	and "a"	and 'a'* [2nd ' turns out not in]	64.7
163.38	middle- and lower-class	middle and lower class	65.8
164.4	lower-class	lower class	65.14
164.7	world speech	world-speech	65.18
164.18-19	>straight and narrow	straight and and narrow*	66.7-8
165.4	canalize	canalise	67.11
165.32	South Ayahfrica	South-Ayahfrica	68.21
166.12	realize	realise	69.18
167.6	>Park at*	Park, at	71.8
167.8-9	Newlands and, earlier,	Newlands, and earlier	71.11
168.21	emphasized	emphasised	73.24
169.8	life, and	life and	75.2
170.1	darkness, and	darkness and	76.16
170.16	picture gallery	picture-gallery	77.8
170.19	music dramas	music-dramas	77.12-13
170.20	music dramas	music-dramas	77.13
170.35	redemption idea	redemption-idea	78.6-7
171.4	light, from	light from	78.17
171.4	face, fall	face fall	78.18
171.15-16	holiday, and	holiday and	79.4
171.16	>her, in the	her under the	79.5
171.16	circumstances, to	circumstances to	79.5-6
171.19	gibus	Gibus	79.10
171.20	lover elect	lover-elect	79.11
171.24	good, and	good and	79.16
171.26-27	saw, over her right shoulder,	saw over her right shoulder	79.18-19
171.29	attack, and	attack and	79.21
172.11	strength, and	strength and	80.21
172.13	emphasizing	emphasising	80.23
172.14	>is said	was said	80.25
172.19	>they were raving and shrieking	they raved and shrieked	81.4-5
172.21	>is tribute	was tribute	81.7
173.4	scenes, seen	scenes seen	82.9
173.5	sideways, had	sideways had	82.9-10