247
. loosely knit] loosely-knit A, C, D
248
. coöperating] co-operating D
250
. y
e
Gett’g] ye getting C, D [
All instances of
y
e
and
y
r
printed as
ye
and
yr
in C and D
]
252
. What he] what he C; what we D
255
. Copy’g. I alone] copy’g. Alone C, D
256
. Necronomicon]
Necronomicon
C, D
258
. Magnalia] Magnolia C
261
. Greater] greater C, D
262
. Zariatnatmik] Zaristnatmik C, D
266
. “I . . . of.”] I . . . of. C, D
268
. i.e.] i. e., C; i.e., D
271
. “I . . . Wharf.”] I . . . Wharf. C, D
275
. certain;] certain, C, D
277
. 10 p.m.] ten P.M. C; ten p.m. D
278
. 12th,] twelfth, C, D
280
. leader John Brown] leader, John Brown, C, D
282
. Esek,] Eseh C; Eseh, D
287
. 10:30] ten-thirty C, D
289
. Capt. Esek] Captain Eseh C, D
291
. hill, . . . side,] hill . . . side D
292
. farmhouse;] farmhouse, D
293
. sky. There] sky but there D
294
. windows, but this] windows. This D
297
. landing-place] landing place D
299
. service,] service; C, D
301
. Capt. Esek] Captain Eseh C, D
307
. whistle-blasts] whistle blasts A, C, D
310
. shrillness,] shrillness C, D
311
. missing] mistaking C; upsetting D
314
. river-bank,] river bank, A; riverbank, C
315
. Pres.] President C, D
320
. 1 a.m.] one A.M. C; one a.m. D
323
. for evermore] for-/evermore D
325
. This] The first D [first
repeated from line above
]
326
. correspondent Luke Fenner] correspondent, Luke Fenner, D
327
. “Waaaahrrrrr—R’waaahrrr”.
] “Waaaarrr—R’waaahrr.” C; “Waaaarrrr—R’waaahrrr”. D
330
. ‘a red fog’] “a red fog” D
331
. daemoniac] demoniac D
332
. BONE . . . ENITEMOSS.”] BONEDOSEFEDUVEMA—ENTTEMOSS.” C, D
333
. recognised] recognized D
336
. appeared] appeared, C, D
338
. each scrap] such scraps D
339
. matter.] matter. ¶ C, D
348
. Powerfullest
]
powerfullest
A, C, D
349
. “I . . . you.”
]
I . . . you.
C, D
353
. Runazar] Runagur C, D
355
. river-bank] river bank A, C, D
359
. connexions] connextions D
363
. characters] matters C, D
364
. Deeds,] Deeds, and it took Ward but a short time to prove from identity of penmanship a theory he had already considered established from the text of the Curwen letter; namely, that Simon Orne and his supposed son Jedediah were one and the same person. As the man had said to his correspondent, it was hardly safe to live too long in Salem, hence he resorted to a period abroad and did not return except as a representative of a new generation. A [
excised
]
365
. 16,] sixteenth, C; tenth, D
366
. Terminer] Terminen C, D
368
. ‘fortie . . . house’,] ‘fortie . . . house,’ C; “fortie . . . house”, D
372
. ‘Mr. . . . Deborah B.’] “Mr. . . . Deborah B.” D
374
. Prouidence, . . . vulgo)] Providence, I May C; Providence, 1 May D
375
. ffriende,] friende, C, D
376
. eternall] Eternall C
377
. That which] That Which C; that which D
380
. regard’g] regard’ C, D
381
. Yeares,] yeares, C, D
382
. Prouidence] Providence C, D
384
. Whiche] Which C; whiche D
385
. ffarme at Patuxet] Farme, at Patuxet C; farme at Pawtuxet D
388
. wou’d not waite] Wou’d not Waite C
389
. ffortunes,] fortunes, C, D
390
. haue . . . haue] have . . . have C, D
391
. longe . . . Way] lone . . . Way C; long . . . way D
396
. Clauicle.] Clavicle. C, D
397
. Uerse . . . Uerse] Verse . . . Verse C, D
402
. Hande; and] Hande. And C; Hands. And D
404
. plaguy] plagney C; plaguey D
407
. curious,] Curious, C
414
. haue here giuen.] have here given. C, D
418
. Roodmas] Roodemas C, D
422
. Prouidence already,] Providence already, C; Providence alreadie, D
423
. Travel,] travel, C, D
426
. Prou.] Prov. C; Providence D
427
. ffalls,] falls, C, D
430
. ffriend] friende C; friend D
431
. Almousin-Metraton.
] Almonsin-Metraton. C, D
432
. indicated,] indicated D
435
. Stampers’] Stampers A, C, D
437
. housecleaning,] house-/cleaning, C; house-cleaning, D
440
. colonial] Colonial A, C, D
444
. wall-paper.] wall paper. C, D
446
. wall-paper.] wall paper. D
447
. when . . . room] when, . . . room, D
448
. restraint] restraint, D
450
. concurred; and] concurred;— C
451
. house—a] house and a C, D
452
. an electric] an electric or C; electric or D
454
. twenty-eighth] 28th A
459
. & . . . &
]
and . . . and
C, D
462
. ‘or . . . Them’.] ‘or . . . Them.’ C; “or . . . Them.” D
464
. Learnt.”
]
learnt.”
C, D
467
. cipher”,] cipher,” C, D
469
. mantelpiece] mantlepiece D
470
. shewn] shewed C; shown D
472
. year-adding and] year-adding, C, D
473
. mirror. ¶] mirror. C, D
475
. practiced.] practised. D
476
. After
etc.”]
After, etc.”
D
477
. ideographs (. . .),] ideographs, (. . .) A; ideographs (. . .) D
479
. daemonology,] demonology, D
481
. State House,] State-House, A, C, D
482
. alchemical] chemical C
483
. Ward] Ward underwent another period of apparent triumph or elation, and visited the public archives no more. He had found, it later appeared from the statements of a City Hall clerk, an obscure and trivial record which seemed to solve his problem [
several words deleted
] written directions [
one and a half lines deleted
] added to his archive A [
excised
]
484
. archive-searching] archives—searching C