Page 89: Was 'prosspects' (his imagination delighted to expatiate in
its future =prospects=)
Page 105: Was 'Hubidras' (might have served as the model of Grey's
=Hudibras=.)
Page 118: Added quote (="Harvey=, the happy above happier men, I
read)
Page 187: Was 'sorows' (the oriental student pathetically counts
over his =sorrows=)
Page 215: Removed quote (O people currish, churlish as their
=seas--=)
Page 230: Changed comma to period (he gave a new turn to our
=studies.=)
Page 281: Added quote ("and the weekly clubs held to consult of
hostilities against the =author;"=)
Page 289: Was 'nor' (Is =not= _Word-catching_ more serviceable in
splitting a cause, than explaining a fine poet?)
Page 327: Was 'damagogue' (which such a political =demagogue= as
Bolingbroke never forgave)
Page 328: Added quote (which I have noticed in the ="Quarrels= of
Warburton.")
Page 350: Was 'petulent' (which closed this life of toil and hurry
and =petulant= genius)
Page 399: Was 'ut' (he was glad to make use of anything rather than
sit =out=;)
Page 403: Was 'Philosoper' (while the =Philosopher= keenly retorts
on the Club)
Page 420: Added missing i (I give a short narrative of the political
temper of the times, =in= their unparalleled gazettes.)