Chapter XXXIX: Epilogue
_My brother “Savages” have induced me to look up my diaries and publish this book._
_If it proves an infliction, the blame is theirs._
_It has afforded me an opportunity to record gratefully the many kindnesses I have received during my travels—more especially the genial hospitality of the “Savage Club.”_
_One of the infirmities of age is garrulity. I have endeavoured to avoid it._
_One word more to my reader—ADIEU!_
_J.J._
PRINTED BY J. WILKIE AND CO., DUNEDIN.
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:
Minor typographical errors have been corrected without note. Others
are noted below.
Ambiguous hyphens at the ends of lines were retained.
Italicized words are surrounded by underline characters,
_like this_.
CORRECTIONS:
Page 4: Augoulême changed to Angoulême (… at Angoulême, one of
the prettiest towns….)
Page 32: Janiero → Janeiro (… Rio Janeiro, and the Bay of Islands….)
Page 51: 1851: altered by hand to 1852.
Page 69: Paramatta → Parramatta (… between the Parramatta and
the Lane Cove rivers….)
Page 70: Archbold altered by hand with the correct name: Cobbold.
Page 80: Illegible characters following … show advertised….
Page 176: diviue → divine (… stripping them of their divine
assumptions….)
Page 191: chrystobil → chrysoberyl (… ruby, sapphire, chrysoberyl,
cat’s-eye….)
Page 193: Hydrabad → Hyderabad (… the Rane of Hyderabad.)
Page 201: Moghul → Moghal (... primitive state at Moghal-Serai.)
Page 225: Burke → Bourke (… little Bourke Street….)
VARIANTS UNCHANGED:
Paraherra and Parraherra, gharries and gharrys, Lilliputian and
Liliputian.
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