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-Title: The Tenants
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@@ -259,7 +226,7 @@ Lang has somewhere most touchingly and truly called "the _heimweh_ of
 childhood." When I was a young lady of eight years or so, they used
 to pack me into our elderly phaeton and send me out to the country to
 spend the day playing with Gwynne Peters. I wore my white embroidered
-piqué, with a pink sash; and the brilliant red-and-green plaid
+piqué, with a pink sash; and the brilliant red-and-green plaid
 stockings in which at that period it was the fashion to encase the
 legs of little girls. All glorious without was I; the feminine mind
 recalls these details with a photographic minuteness. Gwynne was a
@@ -1095,8 +1062,8 @@ being a standing joke in our community. Mrs. Oldham was rumoured to
 have remarked acutely upon being applied to for a donation to the Home,
 that the only thing incurable about it was the idiots who ran it.
 Teddy sang and swaggered through his part in a very amusing fashion;
-he was good at that sort of entertainment. The fête--anything carried
-on out-doors was a fête in those days--was a success, netting _the_
+he was good at that sort of entertainment. The fête--anything carried
+on out-doors was a fête in those days--was a success, netting _the_
 Incurable the handsome sum of fifty-one dollars twenty-seven cents,
 according to Mrs. Lewis' report. And the next day everyone in town
 was circulating the story of how some blundering or malicious person
@@ -1207,7 +1174,7 @@ of eighty-one, to wit: a skin-tight navy-blue silk "jersey" waist, a
 navy-blue bunting skirt kilt-pleated with a voluminous round overskirt,
 and a pocket with purse and handkerchief securely concealed somewhere
 amongst the folds in the rear; French-heeled shoes, tan-coloured
-suède "Bernhardt" gloves, and a tremendous erection of velvet and
+suède "Bernhardt" gloves, and a tremendous erection of velvet and
 feathers that we called a "Gainsborough hat" over all! These modes have
 mercifully gone out; but not more, I think, than the simple and kindly
 custom of sending glasses of jelly about to one's friends; I should not
@@ -1246,7 +1213,7 @@ inside. A tall slim girl in a red waist (it was a "jersey," I thought)
 and hat came out to the carriage and gave the driver some order. The
 agent appeared from the back of the house between two more tall people,
 a lady and gentleman. Templeton gesticulated, he flourished toward
-the grounds, he flourished toward the façade of Doric columns. The
+the grounds, he flourished toward the façade of Doric columns. The
 gentleman pulled his beard, which he wore in a long sharply pointing
 tuft on his chin, and listened with his head at an angle. "Jiminy! I'm
 glad I got that chimney fixed!" ejaculated Gwynne thoughtfully. "You
@@ -1500,7 +1467,7 @@ this pathetic lumber voyaging helplessly about from house to apartment,
 from town to country and back again, hobnobbing peaceably on the rear
 of the wagon with flower-stands and the gas-range, retiring at last to
 the garret, but somehow never getting as far as the junk-shop? _Sunt
-lacrimæ rerum_--as Doctor Vardaman would have said, being somewhat
+lacrimæ rerum_--as Doctor Vardaman would have said, being somewhat
 given to Latin tags after the taste of an older generation. His own
 house was crowded with these touching reminders; the Pallinders
 went to the other extreme; either they sternly repressed the mushy
@@ -1892,7 +1859,7 @@ Mazie knew when, and in what company, and of what sort of things to
 make fun; no gift can be more valuable to the social aspirant. No, Miss
 Pallinder, curled up on her flowered-cretonne sofa, nibbling caramels,
 and telling us about the Gwynnes, might have posed for the model of the
-ingénue, girlish, inexperienced, and youthfully gay. "We didn't know
+ingénue, girlish, inexperienced, and youthfully gay. "We didn't know
 there was such a large family of Gwynnes," she explained. "Are any of
 you related to them? No? They're perfectly lovely people, aren't they?
 They've all called on us, and you know I think that's so kind when we
@@ -3456,7 +3423,7 @@ Gwynne both think----"
 "He's no better than a--a mercenary--a--a hired bravo!"
 
 Gwynne had to smile. The idea of fat little spectacled Templeton in the
-rôle of chief-villain's handy-man, be-cloaked and be-daggered as we are
+rôle of chief-villain's handy-man, be-cloaked and be-daggered as we are
 accustomed to figure those romantic gentlemen, was irresistibly comic.
 But Steven saw the smile and turned purple; he got up, choking and
 trembling.
@@ -3566,7 +3533,7 @@ spreading the door with a flourish.
 CHAPTER TEN
 
 
-It was a _coup-de-théâtre_, falling as pat as if prearranged, an
+It was a _coup-de-théâtre_, falling as pat as if prearranged, an
 unthinkable accident; the melodrama was becoming entirely too
 melodramatic, according to Doctor Vardaman's notion. "Good Heavens!" he
 said to himself, irritated; "this sort of thing doesn't _happen_--it
@@ -3718,7 +3685,7 @@ actually laughed, too! Where was his animosity? Where his anathemas?
 He was at ease, mild, pleased, interested. In fact, Mrs. Pallinder,
 looking hardly a day over thirty-five, with her fresh voice, her softly
 bright eyes, her trim and supple figure, was an impossible sort of
-person for the rôle of mother. There was a charming absurdity in her
+person for the rôle of mother. There was a charming absurdity in her
 continual half-humorous, half-sentimental allusions to her years and
 infirmities. "When they get here, I'm thinking of having a little
 company in the house, Mr. Peters," she went on, with a confidential
@@ -4019,7 +3986,7 @@ water--things like that, you know, as if he were about four years old.
 And he gets lost and says to the policeman that he's Jemmy Tell--I
 don't know why you want to laugh, but it's so silly you can't help
 it. He must be six-feet-two if he's an inch, and he's going to wear a
-little white piqué kilt to his knees with a sash and short socks and
+little white piqué kilt to his knees with a sash and short socks and
 ankle-ties, and a red apple fastened on his head kind of skew-wow over
 one ear, with an elastic under his chin. Simply too funny for any use!"
 
@@ -4209,7 +4176,7 @@ ours; but, for all that, and in spite of her size and the splendid
 unconscious ease of her bearing, we detected in her a curious timidity.
 It suited her. Had she attempted to imitate the brisk, fearless,
 autocratic American girl, she would have been merely a big hoyden.
-There was, after all, something sweet in her naïve tactlessness, her
+There was, after all, something sweet in her naïve tactlessness, her
 awkward conscientious efforts at adapting herself to ways she could
 not understand, and perhaps at heart, did not really like. To one of
 us, at least, the association was not without profit. I used to feel
@@ -4343,7 +4310,7 @@ to the task of programme-making), I find, I say, the
 
 The uninformed might very well inquire, as did Doctor Vardaman,
 what under Heaven Arnold von Winkelreid was doing in this
-_galère_? He appeared among the other historical personages with a
+_galère_? He appeared among the other historical personages with a
 baseball-catcher's padded guard tied about his chest, and stuck full of
 enormous arrows; at one time or another every young man in the cast,
 including Jimmie Hathaway himself, was overheard laboriously explaining
@@ -4405,7 +4372,7 @@ and suggestions were a real help to such of us as took ourselves and
 our parts seriously. The stage was one of his many hobbies; he had
 collected a huge library of books relating to it; had seen all of the
 celebrated actors of his day and known not a few of them; and could
-recall Laura Keane in the very rôle which Muriel was now essaying.
+recall Laura Keane in the very rôle which Muriel was now essaying.
 
 "Do you remember what she wore, Doctor?" Mazie asked him,
 characteristically enough, by the way.
@@ -4995,7 +4962,7 @@ for this sprightly tale, although he had recited it in a careful
 imitation of Judge Lewis' best manner, apparently failed to amuse
 anybody but himself. Perhaps it went too near the truth to be wholly
 agreeable. "I never realised until that moment," he used to say with a
-certain naïveté, "what an awful job poor Gwynne Peters had for years
+certain naïveté, "what an awful job poor Gwynne Peters had for years
 with those people. I'll bet nobody knows or ever will know what he put
 up with!"
 
@@ -5693,7 +5660,7 @@ trudge the remaining five blocks of board sidewalk to number 201. The
 trolley whisks you out there in five minutes now. Not long ago I saw in
 somebody's back yard, a back yard of the proletariat, next door to a
 tenement, one of these dilapidated old horse-cars, pygmy ancestor of a
-race of giants, thrown aside, weather-worn, ancient as the palæolithic
+race of giants, thrown aside, weather-worn, ancient as the palæolithic
 period, serving as a play-house for the proletarian youngsters. The
 windows were all out of it, even the purple glass lights overhead; but
 you might dimly discern the legend: "No. 5. Lexington and Amherst. No.
@@ -7112,7 +7079,7 @@ difficulty. If Huddesley _could_ do it, the day might yet be saved.
 No one but the performers need know it; in the _Mrs. Gessler_ make-up
 Teddy was unrecognisable from the front, as also when he appeared as
 _Jenks the butler_ in mutton-chop sidewhiskers. They were all men in
-"William Tell"; in the second play, his rôle would not bring Huddesley
+"William Tell"; in the second play, his rôle would not bring Huddesley
 into offensive contact with the girls; they would have to be told, but
 trust Mazie Pallinder to carry off a situation like that! If Huddesley
 could manage to get through, some excuse could be found for his
@@ -7144,7 +7111,7 @@ each cherish a different recollection. So much seems to have happened
 to us individually, it is after all not surprising that something
 tremendous should have happened to us collectively. Not long since, as
 we were discussing it in a company, someone said: "Wasn't it awful when
-I fell over the jardinière right out by the footlights?" Nobody else
+I fell over the jardinière right out by the footlights?" Nobody else
 remembered the shocking occurrence! This heroine is now a comfortable
 matron of forty-odd with two daughters at Bryn Mawr; she has a handsome
 establishment, and an excellent dressmaker; her only anxiety, I
@@ -7153,7 +7120,7 @@ to think of this sensible middle-aged woman, who, like all the rest of
 us, has lived out her romance, seen the world, suffered who knows how
 many griefs and disappointments, and yet had her share of happiness,
 it is strange to think of her harbouring all these years the stinging
-memory of how she fell over the jardinière. The mind has a vexatious
+memory of how she fell over the jardinière. The mind has a vexatious
 pet-animal trick of picking up and storing away trivialities; what
 would we not all give to remember what is worth remembering--and to
 forget!
@@ -7162,13 +7129,13 @@ I said we were many; for, besides the cast of "Tell," "Mrs.
 Tankerville's Tiara" demanded a practically unlimited number of young
 people in full dress for the ballroom scene. I have since suspected
 that Mazie, the diplomatic, selected the play for that very reason. She
-asked all the débutantes, and every one else who was "anybody"; and,
+asked all the débutantes, and every one else who was "anybody"; and,
 no matter what we said, we were all sufficiently tickled to figure so
 publicly in a new dress, even if only for a few minutes, and in what I
 have seen aptly ticketed a "thinking part." Such was my own, and I was
 divided between a feeling of relief that I had no speeches to remember
 and deliver in the hollow expectant silence of the audience-room, and
-an inward conviction that had I been cast for a leading rôle, I should
+an inward conviction that had I been cast for a leading rôle, I should
 have done much better than anyone else. The performance was, of course,
 late in beginning; but everybody expected that, and although people
 had been invited for nine, many did not arrive until long after. To
@@ -8891,7 +8858,7 @@ like poison to go without those rhinestones--after all the trouble
 I'd took, too.' The fellow's persistence and patience were something
 astonishing," said J. B., with wonder. "Enough to have insured his
 success at any honest undertaking, you'd think. He told me it was very
-hard to keep up the rôle. 'Sometimes I'd forget--about the talk, and
+hard to keep up the rôle. 'Sometimes I'd forget--about the talk, and
 all, you know,' he said. 'And then I'd lay awake at nights in a cold
 sweat for fear somebody had noticed it. Yes, sir, I'd been studying
 and studying, making myself solid with everybody, and playing the
@@ -9082,365 +9049,4 @@ day.
 
 
 
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