Part 32

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TRANSCRIBER NOTES

Illustrations were relocated to avoid splitting paragraphs. The original printed volume repeated the number "V" at the top of the sixth chapter and subsequent chapters incremented from there. That has been corrected in this version. "Erratum" on Contents page was applied.