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LINE-END HYPHENATION IN THE YALE EDITION

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Line-End Hyphenation in the Yale Edition

In quoting from the Yale edition, the only line-end hyphens that should be retained
are the following:

[left column]
24.3-4 seine-hauling
30.16-17 Anglo-Saxon
33.17-18 hen-houses
43.25-26 business-like
45.28-29 soul-crushing
46.6-7 over-sleeping
48.7- 8 scarcely-worn
48.11-12 hunger-smitten
57.3-4 sack-cloth
57.29- 30 black-birds
58.32-33 shooting-crackers
59.3-4 quarter-deck
61.11-12 half-brother
62.37- 38 anti-slavery
73.4-5 ship-yard
73.18- 19 play-grounds
73.26-27 copy-books
80.30-31 ship-building
83.38-39 camp-meetings
84.10-11 kneeling-place
92.20- 21 short-necked
96.10-11 semi-lying
102.24-25 bare-footed
106.18- 19 kind-hearted
107.11-12 ash-cake
109.22- 23 stable-floor
117.4-5 field-hand
118.32-33 Sabbath-school
119.11-12 class-leader
119.13-14 mob-like
120.5-6 Sabbath-school
123.7- 8 fellow-servants
126.13-14 grave-yard
127.8-9 snow-capped
131.19-20 ill-omened

[right column]
138.21-22 out-looking
140.20-21 of-war
156.37-38 twewnty-four
159.8- 9 co-worker
175.2-3 first-class
179.35-36 kind-hearted
180.16-17 Anti-Slavery
181.24-25 forecastle-deck
183.7-8 well-matched
184.6-7 turning-point
187.17-18 kind-hearted
188.17-18 eighty-seventh
192.7-8 fellow-citizens
195.1-2 long-neglected
198.20-21 blood-stained
199.36-37 anti-slavery
215.22-23 anti-slavery
215.38-39 Anti-slavery
218.27-28 empty-handed
227.18-19 wide-spread
230.4-5 anti-slavery
233.11-12 co-operating
256.17-18 peace-loving
262.34-35 anti-slavery
264.38-39 star-spangeled
277.25-26 one-spur
290.30-31 over-worked
327.5-6 ex-Secretary
331.6-7 carpet-bagger
331.30-31 three-quarters
344.13-14 Burial-ground
345.25-26 auction-block
346.16-17 son-in
355.25-26 bar-room
356.30-31 Anti-Slavery