Typos in in Short Fiction by Vladimir Korolenko

[Sean Perkins]

The following appear to be typos in Short Fiction by Vladimir Korolenko:

I have a foreboding that this at tempt will not end well; —

That very day they all left work, and lud themselves in the woods.

All my life 1 have tried to escape from Siberia into Russia;

“ ‘ “I must take care of the Saghálinian boys to my dying day,” he said, and, indeed, he has helped us a great deal.

where I had to meet some payments which were clue.

1 looked in at his window, and saw an old man walking to and fro,

I pulled the shawl out of the water, picked up the hat, arid followed him.

and if I once began to submit these memories and feelings to analysis, 1 should never stop,

A revolution had taken place in poor Titus which in my egoistic reserve 1 had failed to notice.

The following names appear. I believe the rules for bid such ellisions:
Potidæa Æschines Phædo

pasted with news papers.

and sternly out lined against

finally dis appears behind

and beat his face and’ eyes.

“Why are you so anxious to have a Jew here, hey?” ‘

[Robin Whittleton]

Thanks! Fixed all but one of these; I can’t see anything wrong with the following:

“ ‘ “I must take care of the Saghálinian boys to my dying day,” he said, and, indeed, he has helped us a great deal.

The triple opening quote is correct according to the source and the grammar of the sentence.

Slightly embarrassed to have missed these the first time around, but oh well.

-Robin

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