Epigraph
Toc: put in “Tippecanoe” without a hyphen (in “Tippecanoe County, Indiana”)
p. 75: period is added after the middle initial W (ROBERT W. CHAMBERS)
p. 78: period is added the following sentence: The most imaginative and fantastic romances must have their basis in real life.
p. 107: put in “dive-keeper” with a hyphen (no other instance in the text)
p. 112: put in “soulless” without a hyphen (no other instances in the text)
p. 218: put in “catch-words” with a hyphen (no other instances in the text)
p. 243: put in “motion-picture” with a hyphen (no other instances in the text)
p. 247: put in “off-hand” with a hyphen (“I can think off-hand of quite a group of writers....”)
p. 283: put in “Dooryards” without a hyphen (“When Lilacs Last in Dooryards Bloomed”)
p. 293: put in “everywhere” without a hyphen (“heresy is sin always and everywhere;”)