Although also in PDF (and printable), this version (unlike those at the sites listed just below) has explanatory notes. It also has the story's subtitle, which is probably not irrelevant in any consideration of the work's theme(s). Edwards, in this tale, has engaged several issues of deep concern to Victorian society, particularly family and morality, and along the way she endorses the widespread Victorian interest in physiognomy. (physiognomy, btw = "The art of judging character and disposition from the features of the face or the form and lineaments of the body generally" (Oxford English Dictionary). And what's that pitchfork a symbol of? And don't forget that the Devil, in some Christian traditions, is often associated with limping and/or cloven hooves instead of feet....