in every stanza.)
Page 296, line 60: added closing quotation mark (I'd have gone some
other way.")
Page 347, line 96: added closing quotation mark (Some merry pastime to
see.")
Page 349, line 146: changed placement of closing quotation mark ("So
'tis, sir," Clorinda reply'd.)
Page 349, line 147: added missing comma ("But oh," said bold Robin
...)
Page 379, line 98: added opening quotation mark ("And with the grey
goose-wing)
Page 386, lines 74, 75: repositioned opening quotation mark from
beginning of line 74 to beginning of line 75
"Ay," quoth the sheriff, and scratch'd his head,
"I thought he would have been here;
I thought he would, but tho' he's bold, 75
He durst not now appear."
Page 406, line 32: ammended punctuation and added closing quotation
mark from
Ile give thee buffets sto.'
to
Ile give thee buffets sto'."
Page 406, line 64: added closing quotation mark (Tell me where thou
doest wone.")
Page 410, line 18: added opening quotation mark ("Lo! the enemies are
within ken:")
Page 411, line 45: added closing quotation mark ("From London I came,"
the damsel reply'd,)
Page 413, line 86: added opening quotation mark ("O master, tell to
me:)
Page 417, line 206: added opening quotation mark ("For the valour thou
hast shewn,)
Page 438: delted comma after "flowing" (bocking, _belching_, _flowing
out_.)
Page 447: changed "weidmann" to "Weidmann" (waythmen, page ix.,
_hunters_, _sportsmen_ (German, Weidmann).)