Page 18: 'wh' corrected to 'who'.
"68. Behead an article of apparel, and leave one who sometimes
wears it."
Page 35: 'diamter' corrected to 'diameter'.
"The third, of which the diameter is one foot, circumscribes the
first and second."
Page 62: 'know' corrected to 'known'.
"My first in cities is well known"
Page 89: Second '102.' corrected to '103.'.
"103. Apollos."
Page 90: 'I'ts' corrected to 'It's'.
"146. When It's mild (it smiled.)"
Page 92:
242. 'Heah-less.' corrected to 'head-less.'
Page 93:
317. 'Heartseaso.' corrected to 'Heartsease.'
Page 94:
383. A yard and a quarter. _Abe_--Abe-L.
Ell (from Wikipedia)
... In England, the ell was usually 45 in (1.143 m), or a yard and a
quarter. It was mainly used in the tailoring business but is now
obsolete....