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 p. 112, l. 9, and p. 346, 1. 33: for "La Mercure de France", read "Le Mercure de France".

p. 127, l. 36: for "amours", read "amorous".

p. 129, l. 12: for "physical moral", read "physical, moral", etc.

Ibid, second inset: for "intellectual and Esthetic", read "Intellectual and Æsthetic", etc.

p. 132, l. 7: for "family trouble when", read "family-trouble. When", etc.

p. 132, l. 34: for "hystorical", read "hysterical".

p. 133, l. 3: for "novel-reaer, dbut of", read "novel-reader, but of", etc.

p. 135, l. 17: for "hers", read "her", etc.

p. 137, l. 1: for "observe", read "observer", etc.

p. 139, l. 3: for "sings svery", read "sings very, etc.

p. 144, l. 9: for "Mr. Z—," read "Mr. Z—'s", etc.

p. 155, l. 33: for "or boy that, they" read "or boy, that they", etc.

p. 160, l. 15: for "thering of", read "the ring of", etc.

Ibid, l. 33: for "continent", read "Continent".

p. 161, l. 27: for "used to feel", read "I used to feel", etc.

p. 164, l. 31: for "all that there", read "all that, there", etc.

p. 169, last line: for "gynasium", read "Gymnasium".

p. 187, l. 9: for "boacuse", read "because".

p. 195, l. 29: for "officers", read "officer's",

p. 202. l. 32: for "there two", read these two".

p. 246, l. 6: for "douhtful", read "doubtful",

p. 254, l. 9: for "of the se", read "of these", etc.

p. 287. l. 3: for "considerbly", read "considerably",

p. 293, l. 35: insert after "not"—"The French version by Mardrus is even more illustrative, passim."

p. 301, l. 32: for "Hallermünde" read "Hallermund."

p. 320, l. 17: for "degeneratcy", read "degeneracy".

p. 322, l. 20: for "pubblic", read "public",

p. 328, l. 33: for "last vista him", read "last vista of him", etc.

p. 341, l. 13: for "inderited", read "inherited".

p. 347, l. 1: for Eekhoud", read "Eckhoud".

p. 354, l. 5: for "suggestion, of", read "suggestion of", etc.

p. 360, l. 5: for "and to the … M affairs …", read "and to the M… affairs …".

p. 386, l. 3: for "Cattalani", read "Cattelani".

p. 410, l. 7: for "to any the distortion of", read "to any distortion of the", etc.

Ibid, l. 16: for "demostrable", read "demonstrable".