the sun has withdrawn his radiance, yet the gloom [error for gleam]
but invites him to view and to admire. [. invisible]
a term of which he could not know the meaning. [, for .]
INDIAN ELOQUENCE.
[missing title supplied from Index]
“Your _tutor_ I mean. Come, make haste!” [haste?”]
neither too fond of prosperity, nor too much afraid of adversity
[text has “to much”]
[Meteorological Observations]
[the figure 71 in the 100 column for Sept. 1 is probably an error]
Greatest monthly range between the 12th and 29th and 31
[text has “rage”; this error is repeated in three consecutive
months]
between the 12th and 29th and 31
[apparent error for “... the 29th and 31”]
30 and 30 [apparent error for “30 and 31”]
26 Do. the wind was light at 8 1 and 6 o’clock.
[text has “26 Do. to the wind was light at at 8 1 and 6 o’clock.”]
The 29th at 1 P.M. the mercury was one degree higher [mercury,]