Page 118: changed "thal" to "that" (it is scarcely necessary to remark
that)
Page 118: removed unnecessary doubled opening quote mark ("It must be
understood that the Servians ...)
Page 118: added missing close quote marks (Thence, originally, came the
Servians")
Page 119: added missing close quote mark ("They came only a little
before")
Page 124: changed "neigbours" to "neighbours" (and their neighbours
called them _Guddon_.)
Page 130: changed "Geoffroy" to "Geoffrey" (the legends of Geoffrey of
Monmouth)
Page 134: added missing period ( ... tales concerning the invaders
themselves.)
Page 139: changed "indructively" to "inductively" (a question that must
be studied inductively)
Page 142: corrected paragraph number "2" to "3" (3. The circumpolar
populations ...)
Page 144: changed "speach" to "speech" (those forms of speech which
have been recognised)
Page 145: changed "consciousy" to "consciously" (more or less
consciously or unconsciously)
Page 146: changed "percentage" to "per-centage" (a large per-centage of
grammatical inflexions)
Page 154: removed closing quotation mark (who are nearly as black as
negroes.)
Page 158: the Aka word for English "bird" rendered "putáh" originally
showed the acute accent over the "t"