In addition to minor changes in punctuation, the theater in London in which the main character was a singer was referred to as the ‘Unusual’ and as the 'Universal'; this has been changed to refer to the theater consistently as the ‘Unusual. "The devil you have!" thundered a voice from behind, that filled the apprentice with dismay. Then she looked at her aunt, and traced with a curious eye the careful arrangement of her hair, her sharp nose, the little drooping lines of mouth and chin and cheek. 6. There's the grand laced coat he wore at his trial, which I intend for my wedding-dress.
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