Fix missing spaces in "The Thing on the Doorstep"

NEWS.md

@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 # lovecraftr 1.0.0.9000 (Development Version)
 
 ## Documentation
-Fix broken links in `CONTRIBUTING` on GitHub site (#40)
+* Fix missing spaces in "The Thing on the Doorstep"
+* Fix broken links in `CONTRIBUTING` on GitHub site (#40)
 
 # lovecraftr 1.0.0
 The release of 1.0.0 signals a stable API and base infrastructure on which to maintain the datasets and documentation.

data-raw/corpus/the_thing_on_the_doorstep

@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ his interest was by no means one-sided. She eyed him continually with an almost
 predatory air, and I perceived that their intimacy was beyond untangling. Soon
 afterward I had a visit from old Mr. Derby, whom I had always admired and
 respected. He had heard the tales of his son's new friendship, and had wormed
-the whole truth out of "the boy."Edward meant to marry Asenath, and had even
+the whole truth out of "the boy." Edward meant to marry Asenath, and had even
 been looking at houses in the suburbs. Knowing my usually great influence with
 his son, the father wondered if I could help to break the ill-advised affair
 off; but I regretfully expressed my doubts. This time it was not a question of
@@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ shocked even the most callous of the other decadents.
 It was in the third year of the marriage that Edward began to hint openly to me
 of a certain fear and dissatisfaction. He would let fall remarks about things
 "going too far," and would talk darkly about the need of "gaining his
-identity."At first I ignored such references, but in time I began to question
+identity." At first I ignored such references, but in time I began to question
 him guardedly, remembering what my friend's daughter had said about Asenath's
 hypnotic influence over the other girls at school--the cases where students had
 thought they were in her body looking across the room at themselves. This
@@ -349,7 +349,7 @@ IV
 
 Derby had been married more than three years on that August day when I got that
 telegram from Maine. I had not seen him for two months, but had heard he was
-away "on business."Asenath was supposed to be with him, though watchful gossip
+away "on business." Asenath was supposed to be with him, though watchful gossip
 declared there was someone upstairs in the house behind the doubly curtained
 windows. They had watched the purchases made by the servants. And now the town
 marshal of Chesuncook had wired of the draggled madman who stumbled out of the
@@ -799,11 +799,11 @@ very faint suspicion of sound at the other end. Was someone trying under great
 difficulties to talk? As I listened I thought I heard a sort of half--liquid
 bubbling noise--"glub...glub...glub"--which had an odd suggestion of
 inarticulate, unintelligible word and syllable divisions. I called "Who is it?"
-But the only answer was "glub... glub...glub-glub."I could only assume that the
+But the only answer was "glub... glub...glub-glub." I could only assume that the
 noise was mechanical; but fancying that it might be a case of a broken
 instrument able to receive but not to send, I added, "I can't hear you. Better
-hang up and try Information."Immediately I heard the receiver go on the hook at
-the other end.
+hang up and try Information." Immediately I heard the receiver go on the hook
+at the other end.
 
 This, I say, was just about midnight. When the call was traced afterward it was
 found to come from the old Crowninshield house, though it was fully half a week