Changes and corrections made

Minor obvious punctuation (mainly missing end of sentence periods and

periods after abbreviations), capitalisation and typographical errors

have been corrected silently.

Missing quote marks have been added silently where there was no doubt

where they should go; otherwise they are mentioned above or below;

excess quote marks have been deleted silently when there was clearly

no need for them, otherwise they are mentioned above or below.

Multiple footnote anchors for a single footnote: the footnotes have

been copied as necessary.

Footnotes have been moved to the end of the day to which they belong.

Ibid. has been replaced with the actual title when footnotes have been

moved apart, the actual title has been replaced with Ibid. when

footnotes have been moved together.

A.D./A. D. and B.C./B. C. have been standardised to A. D. and B. C.,

respectively.

Inverted asterisms have been replaced by regular asterisms (⁂).

(Scottish) names M’... and M‘... have been standardised to M‘....

Page 9: “ added before to forsake ...

Page 12: pubic-house changed to public-house

Page 29: ” added after ... (ignorant) a schoolmaster.

Page 39: Woordenbock changed to Woordenboek

Page 46: question mark after Peratoras deleted

Page 58: ... they use to set up ... changed to ... they used to set up

...

Page 78: ... “as the earliest flower ... changed to ... as “the

earliest flower ...

Page 102: Sts. Felix changed to St. Felix (only one St. Felix has his

feast on 14 January)

Page 133: ... when he sees buds ... changed to when she sees buds ...

Page 136: Keates changed to Keats

Page 139/140: ” inserted after ... happy speed.--

Page 188: me army changed to the army

Page 197: mensis plancentarum changed to mensis placentarum; “food,”

or cakes.” changed to “food,” or “cakes.”

Page 200: ” deleted after ... the hands of the faithful.

Page 208: .. that to the, ... changed to ... that to thee, ...

Page 218: ” added after ... her pow’r displays.

Page 257: Neogeorgus changed to Naogeorgus

Page 305: Geshiete der Erfindungen changed to Geschichte der

Erfindungen

Page 322: Album Porrum changed to Allium Porrum

Page 331: conge d’élire changed to congé d’élire

Page 378: ” deleted after ... hosen, &c.

Page 392: ” added after ... the lustre of his miracles,

Page 405: “ inserted before it preserves the house ...

Page 412: un poisson b Avril changed to un poisson d’Avril

Page 435: setting up off poles changed to setting up of poles

Page 446: an Eastern Tale changed to an Easter Tale

Page 465/466: ” added after ... of half the year to rise.

Page 468: ” added after ... kind of monastery,

Page 469: ” deleted after ... learned the Gregorian chant.

Page 478: in the tower changed to in the Tower

Page 503: rejoicing peels changed to rejoicing peals

Page 507: Hirundo vrbica changed to Hirundo urbica

Page 507: Hirundines vrbicae changed to Hirundines urbicae

Page 529: Ferara changed to Ferrara

Page 547/548: the bag-pipes straines changed to the bag-pipe’s

straines

Page 609: blow of tulips changed to bowl of tulips

Page 621: ... died, in 1721 changed to ...died, in 721

Page 628: ‘ inserted before I would not,’ says I; ...

Page 645: ‘We walked in the evening,’ says Boswell, ‘in

Greenwich-park. ... changed to “We walked in the evening,” says

Boswell, “in Greenwich-park. ...

Page 655: This gentlemen ... changed to This gentleman

Page 666: ” inserted after ... the Horticultural Society.

Page 705: St. Marttin’s-in-the-fields changed to St.

Martin’s-in-the-fields

Page 710: Irid Lurida changed to Iris Lurida

Page 754: ... ancient performances is ... changed to ... ancient

performances are ...; ... numerous quickly plied-hammers ... changed

to ... numerous quickly-plied hammers ...

Page 786: S. R. S. changed to F. R. S.

Page 800: ... I fall too ... changed to ... I fall to ...

Page 802: ) added after ... with sparkling eyes,

Page 832: ” added after ... Ile be thy Ward.

Page 834: ... all other things that be suspected,’ changed to ... all

other things that be suspected,”

Page 836: closing quote added after ... camell,

Page 871/872, ... or. demurrer ... changed to o^{r}. demurrer; Sr.

Tho. Hoby changed to S^{r}. Tho. Hoby

Page 884: Shall, be himself destroyed at last changed to Shall be

himself destroyed at last

Page 885: ... took out station ... changed to ... took our station ...

Page 901, Like friendship clinging: indented like other stanzas’ last

lines.

Page 905, ... amber-berries?” changed to ... amber-berries!”

Page 929/930: QUATORZIANS changed to QUATORZAINS

Page 932: ” added after ... for the “love

Page 933: St. laus changed to St. Idus

Page 950: ... readers patience ... changed to ... reader’s patience

...

Page 956: Said I not true’ changed to Said I not true,

Page 972: ” added after ... that once Perilous Pond,

Page 975: ... Philosophical Transactions” changed to ...

“Philosophical Transactions”

Page 992: 3. inserted before Tiger, ...

Page 1007: re-reformation changed to reformation

Page 1022: shoulder-blade changed to shoulder-blades

Page 1025: dorsal vertebra changed to dorsal vertebræ

Page 1044: ” added after ... sound and visual display.

Page 1051: ” added after ... t’other shoe on

Page 1091/1097: y^{e}, ye etc. standardised to y^{e}

Page 1102: by ~K. d. b. k.~ denotes ... changed to by ~K. b. d. k.~

denotes ...

Page 1120: “ inserted before Sound as a roach.”

Page 1123: ... the rev. Mr. G. --, changed to the rev. Mr. G--,

Page 1125, footnote [262]: “ inserted before till they be red ...

Page 1133: ... diocess of Utrecht ... changed to diocese of Utrecht

...

Page 1138: ” added after “Academy of Armory

Page 1170: ... were the toyseller’s; ... changed to ... were the

toysellers’; ...

Page 1201: Win-the fight changed to Win-the-fight; Zeal-of the-land

changed to Zeal-of-the-land

Page 1216: ” added after “fancy monger

Page 1218: ” added after ... in its prime.

Page 1269: ” inserted after ... brought in the brush.

Page 1285: ... and ourang-outang ... changed to ... an ourang-outang

...

Page 1286: Anderlent changed to Anderlecht

Page 1295: the town goal changed to the town gaol

Page 1309: Roussins dé Arcadie changed to “Roussins d’Arcadie”

Page 1325: A. 409 changed to A. D. 409

Page 1336, row Stationary wares, ...: 0 added in column for pence

Page 1359: he bytes; not he is no fugitive changed to he bytes not; he

is no fugitive

Page 1362: Faith changed to St. Faith

Page 1368: ’ added after ... jest and fancy.

Page 1373: October 1. changed to October 11.

Page 1379: ” added after Employ thy precious hours.

Page 1381/1382, footnote [352]: the footnote anchor was not present in

the printed work; it has been inserted at what seemed the most likely

place.

Page 1416: ” added after ... a blessing never ceaseth.; Corcopsis

ferulefolia changed to Coreopsis ferulifolia

Page 1421/1422: ” added after ... which are her winding sheet.

Page 1430: ” added after ... please to remember Guy.

Page 1459: ” added after ... valuable consideration,

Page 1470: ” added after ... the altar to be removed.

Page 1493: header FLORAL DIRECTORY inserted (November 19)

Page 1499/1500: ... and do so no more.’ changed to ... and do so no

more.”

Page 1504: ” added after ... might be torn to pieces.

Page 1547: 52′ changed to 52°

Page 1551: ” added after ... the garter of the bride.

Page 1600: Ant. a Wood changed to Ant. à Wood (elsewhere referred to

as Wood); ... between 1546 and 1552: changed to ... between 1546 and

1552.

Page 1654: ” added after ... Eve of New Year’s-day,

Page 1665: Carracioli changed to Caraccioli

Page 1670: 645 changed to 646 (Dotterel catching)

Page 1672: 1809 changed to 1089 (Flamsteed)

Page 1675: 6 6 changed to 656 (Grose)

Page 1680: quatorzians changed to quatorzains

Page 1692: .. for 1825; changed to ... for 1825 (Sculpture and

painting)

Page 1695: Stroud changed to Strood (Tail-sticking)

Page 1697: 1600, 1160 changed to 1160, 1601 (Upcott)

Page 1705: 875 changed to 877 (Hagbush-lane); 992 changed to 922

(Captain Starkey)

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