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Transcriber's Notes:
1. P. 37: "Mis-understanding" is chosen to be written with a hyphen
("But, at all events, it is surely the pastor's duty to prevent his
flock from _mis_-understanding it...")
2. P. 5 of the Appendix: "Miscellaneons" changed to "Miscellaneous" in
the header of the page.
3. The words that were chosen to be written with a hyphen: mustard-seed
(p. 23), Janus-faced (p. 31), thorough-going (p. 116), slow-witted (p.
116), simple-minded (p. 126), so-called (p. 126), animad-versions (p.
245), Hand-made (p. 6, Appendix), Hand-printed (p. 7, Appendix)
4. The words that were chosen to be written without a hyphen:
overcrowding (p. 91), shortcomings (p. 172), overthrow (p. 178),
widespread (p. 180).