138.18 I laying them [caresly] upon the Dresser _sic_

140.24 lasht me with [VV/W]hipcord Recorded.

143.11 till we set Sail.[’] Added.

152.27 daring to s[h/t]ay longer in _London_ Replaced.

165.13 nor encouraging as the _Anabaptists_; and Removed.

finding that [that]

184.18 expensive Courts[t/h]ip, Replaced.

204.8 against _Shadwell-Do[e/c]k_. Replaced.

212.4 I knew qui[e/c]kly Replaced.

215.27 won threescore and upward[,/.] Replaced.

216.2 those ill [i/t]idings, Replaced.

220.33 an errant piece of impuden[e/c]e Replaced.

222.15 prosecuti[u/n]g his more serious affairs Replaced.

223.1 to increase their [fl/st]ore Replaced.

224.34 who was [not] only well cliented _sic_ Missing?

227.14 Ames[, /-]Ace, Replaced.

236.16 A Gentlem[e/a]n who was well stored Replaced.

258.6 at great Cost and Charges[./,] in the Replaced.

Provision aforesaid

266.28 to the place w[h]ere our Old Fellow was Added.

270.4 our young[s] mans Father Removed.

294.4 her best Wea[l]th; Added.

311.12 Sword and Belt, Half-Shirts[,] Bands, Added.

Caravats,

312.3 came to our Extrav[a]gant to examine him Added.

privately

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