The Roman number of the sixth essay of Series One at p. 143 (_Pagan and
Mediæval Religious Sentiment_) was missing, and has been added here.
Other errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected,
and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the
original.
x.4 what is our puny war[e]fare against the Removed.
Philistines
8.19 But the prescriptions of[ of[ reason Repeated.
41.16 perceive [e/c]learly what we have to amend Replaced.
52.30 what a pi[e]ce of extravagance Inserted.
57.36 behoves the Fren[e/c]h Replaced.
75.21 the laughing whistle of the woodpecker[./,] Replaced.
79.22 Uranus of Keats’s p[e/o]em Replaced.
85.3 with some ex[rt/tr]acts from it Transposed.
85.33 to attract her so often?[”/’] Replaced.
87.31 In the times whe[u/n] I kept my night-watches Inverted.
87.32 I have sometimes believed tha[s/t] I was Replaced.
94.11 whom Christendom knows i[n/s] Saint Theresa Replaced.
repulsed
97.8 s[n/h]e joined a great force Replaced.
97.9 this force of charac[s/t]er, Replaced.
97.19 of her re[i/l]igious life. Replaced.
99.28 to escape from it.[”] Added.
103.28 but it melted in our[ our] hands Repeated.
108.36 [‘]Change your brains Added.
108.39 lose, or seemed to his sister to [c]lose Removed.
112.10 the world of sp[i]rits Inserted.
112.25 prayer has[ has] been such a power to me Repeated.
119.34 It was a life and death battle with Replaced.
Philistinism[,/.]
125.22 ‘And how shall I recompense thy fidelity?[”/’] Replaced.
137.25 his pack and] and] his cares Repeated.
149.39 _Praxinoe[.]_ Added.
162.2 It really suc[e/c]eeds Replaced.
163.14 Of all this uni[n]telligible world Inserted.
178.32 to the audi[a/e]nce Replaced.
179.1 tell us what it is like.[”/’] Replaced.
179.23 th[r]ow up their arms Inserted.
203.23 passed by them on th[ǝ/e] Abbé Delille Turned.
212.4 is the soul of all re[ /l]igions. Restored.
214.35 to put nature in bonds.[”] Added.
229.13 show their governments that[ that] they will Redundant.
do well
234.31 was[ was] known as “mad Shelley” Repeated.
237.7 that mira[a]cles are possible. Removed.
240.20 the phe[e]nomena of nature Removed.
259.24 publication of[ of] the _Centaur_ Repeated.
269.22 to[ to] be strangely overpressed Repeated.
299.13 their mission and destiny their[ their] poetry Redundant.
299.17 in the forest ranged.[’/”] Replaced.
308.23 some d[o/a]nger to the ideal Replaced.
313.4 have the power of[ of] verse Removed.
316.5 “When Johnson was publishing his Life of Replaced.
Gray[./,]”
322.36 could have been from his verses.[”] Added.
325.6 I e[ʌ/v]en tremble at an east wind. Inverted.
329.24 quite false[.] Added.
330.9 Αἰακίδᾳ παρὰ Πηλ[εῖ] Added.
330.23 “[t]he style he aimed at Added.
332.13 I ha[y/v]e a sensation Replaced.
333.20 and creamy breast.[’] Added.
334.32 between Haydon [u/a]nd Hunt. Replaced.
337.19 she has li[n]ked him for his own sake Removed.
338.35 ob[ej/je]cts of a sensuous Transposed.
341.31 he [h]is perfect. Removed.
351.6 the best poems of Word[s]worth Inserted.
358.7 [“]O for the coming of that glorious time Added.
367.11 out of the [_Æ/Œ_]_dipus_ Replaced.
370.14 correct use and consumma[ma]te management of
words,
374.3 Here, again, Profess[e/o]r Nichol translates: Replaced.
374.38 Kühnheit, Keckheit und Grandiosit[a/ä]t Replaced.
375.33 when I first used this express[s/i]on Replaced.
378.23 “In la sua volontade e nostra pace;[”] Added.
382.33 which B[ry/yr]on poured forth Transposed.
387.39 in which Professor Dowd[o/e]n has performed Replaced.
388.19 one’s former impress[s]ion of him Removed.
390.37 that [“]their proceedings would become Added.
393.18 where [b/h]e threw himself Replaced.
393.28 and wears green spectacles!”[;] Added.
402.10 was perfectl[y] innocent.
418.36 our admiration and sympathy[,/.] Replaced.
418.28 How ugly those flowers are.[”/’] Replaced.
420.15 that it _petrifies feeling_[,/.] Replaced.
422.9 [e/c]ried Levine, Replaced.
426.19 what am I to teach?[”/’] Added.
431.33 in abandoning the work [a/o]f the poet Replaced.
436.39 in its algebraical fo[r]mula. Inserted.
437.1 French critics throw [n/u]p their hands Inverted.
442.5 L[a] Fontaine Restored.
445.3 Victor Cherbuli[o/e]z Replaced.
447.20 Religious p[ys/sy]chology Transposed.
447.21 The apologetics of Pascal[,] Added.