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[** Transcriber's Note:
- [=a] stands for an "a" with a bar over it
- [oe] ligatures replaced with simply "oe"
- in LOCHNIVAR, l.34, changed bridgroom to bridegroom
- in HOHENLINDEN, l.89, changed "." to ","
- in ENOCH ARDEN corrected line number to 355 from 455
- in ending advert, changed Lambs' to Lamb's
**]