[The Townley Heraldic Collections are in the British Museum, among
the Additional MSS., Nos. 14,829-14,832. 14,834. In the same
collection, No. 6,226. p. 100., are Bishop Clayton's _Letters to
Sir John Perceval, first Earl of Egmont_.]
_"Man is born to trouble," &c._--In an edition of _The Holy Bible, with_
TWENTY THOUSAND EMENDATIONS: London, 1841, I read as follows, at Job v.
7.: "For man is NOT born to trouble as the sparks fly upwards." Query 1.
Is there any authority from MSS., &c. for the insertion of the word
"not"? 2. Is this insertion occasioned by the oversight of the printer
or of the editor?