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what Katharine saw as a story of transformation. | |||
If transformations they were, it was only in the | If transformations they were, it was only in the | ||
play of her exquisite inventiveness and the service | play of her exquisite inventiveness and the service | ||
of her love tragically unrequited , of life. But perhaps | of her love [[^tragically]] unrequited, of life. But perhaps | ||
the seeming mistakes, the misplacements of her | the seeming mistakes, the misplacements of [[crossed out: her]] | ||
confidence and the ultimate betrayals were | confidence and the ultimate betrayals, were | ||
less real than the | [[crossed out: signs of a ]] less real than the transmutations | ||
they | they evoked [[crossed out: by the victim.]] * | ||
Katharine lived long enough to finish | Katharine lived long enough to finish | ||
"The Little Locksmith" and read the fan letters | "The Little Locksmith" and read the fan letters | ||
written by readers of The Atlantic Monthly although | written by readers of The Atlantic Monthly although | ||
its publication as a book occurred only after her death | [[crossed out: the]] [[^its publication as a]] book [[crossed out: was published]] occurred only after her death | ||
in 1942 in Salem. | in 1942, in Salem. | ||
Chapter Five | Chapter Five | ||
The defeated countries of Europe were still | [[moved from later in the paragraph: by the end of the twenties]] The defeated countries of Europe were [[^still]] full | ||
of the signs of widespread, grim poverty | of the signs of widespread, grim poverty | ||
with which the comings and | |||
goings of the profiteers of disaster contrasted unpleasantly. | goings of the profiteers of disaster contrasted unpleasantly. | ||
An [[crossed out: word]] adjective which was heard continually | |||
in ordinary conversation were "thrifty" or | in ordinary conversation were "thrifty" or | ||
"economical" and no greater recommendation could be | [[crossed out: "stingy"]] "economical" and no greater recommendation [[over-written: was]] [[^could be]] | ||
offered than | [[over-written: thinkable]] offered than "... and it's very cheap." Persons | ||
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what Katharine saw as a story of transformation. If transformations they were, it was only in the play of her exquisite inventiveness and the service of her love ^tragically unrequited, of life. But perhaps the seeming mistakes, the misplacements of crossed out: her confidence and the ultimate betrayals, were crossed out: signs of a less real than the transmutations they evoked crossed out: by the victim. *
Katharine lived long enough to finish "The Little Locksmith" and read the fan letters written by readers of The Atlantic Monthly although crossed out: the ^its publication as a book crossed out: was published occurred only after her death in 1942, in Salem.
Chapter Five
moved from later in the paragraph: by the end of the twenties The defeated countries of Europe were ^still full of the signs of widespread, grim poverty with which the comings and goings of the profiteers of disaster contrasted unpleasantly. An crossed out: word adjective which was heard continually in ordinary conversation were "thrifty" or crossed out: "stingy" "economical" and no greater recommendation over-written: was ^could be over-written: thinkable offered than "... and it's very cheap." Persons