midnight
The following printers errors were addressed . Page 13 ` new ' to ` knew ' -LRB- He scarce knew what he did -RRB- Page 13 ` is ' to ` his ' -LRB- took her hand in his -RRB- Page 16 ` fund ' to ` found ' -LRB- who found him owre heavy for them -RRB- Page 20 ` mannner ' to ` manner ' -LRB- and the manner in which -RRB- Page 21 ` certainly ' to certainty ' -LRB- a liking for the certainty of the science -RRB- Page 21 `` ve ' to ` ye ' -LRB- the rest of ye wad hae been selling -RRB- Page 24 ` duplicate ` as ' removed . -LRB- people as ye could , meet -RRB- Page 38 ` uparalleled ' to ` unparalleled ' -LRB- condescension and unparalleled favour -RRB- Page 120 ` indentity ' to ` identity ' -LRB- evidence of his identity -RRB- Page 125 ` secresy ' to ` secrecy ' -LRB- this mysterious secrecy and suspicion -RRB- Page 129 ` father ' to ` faither ' -LRB- to the comforts o ' a faither -RRB- Changed to maintain consistency of dialect . Page 151 ` bridemaid ' to ` bridesmaid ' -LRB- her bridesmaid was beside her -RRB- Page 152 ` succeded ' to ` succeeded ' -LRB- I succeeded at last -RRB- Page 171 ` she ' to She ' -LRB- She also allowed him -RRB- Page 177 ` pike ' to ` pick ' -LRB- to pick your banes ahint -RRB- Page 210 ` thse ' to ` these ' -LRB- While these important events -RRB- Page 217 ` Frith ' to ` Firth ' -LRB- the Firth of Forth to the Tyne -RRB- Page 218 ` secresy ' to ` secrecy ' -LRB- there was the secrecy of midnight -RRB- Page 257 ` though ' to ` thought ' -LRB- when I thought I heard -RRB- Page 266 ` uncomonly ' to ` uncommonly ' -LRB- we were uncommonly favoured -RRB- Page 280 ` of ' to ` off ' -LRB- and taken off the island -RRB- Page 282 ` buisness ' to ` business ' -LRB- and business went on -RRB- Page 282 ` Lindisferne ' to ` Lindisfarne ' -LRB- was seen bearing round Lindisfarne -RRB- visiter/visiters These words are spelt thus throughout the book with the exception of two places which have been standardised with the above .