changed to will |
| Page 22 Getnlemen changed to Gentlemen |
| Page 25 missing word "of" inserted after unworthy |
| Page 30 aquaintance changed to acquaintance |
| Page 32 dispair changed to despair |
| Page 35 gallies changed to galleys |
| Page 35 Trumbach's changed to Trumback's |
| Page 36 fortressess changed to fortresses |
| Page 41 loathesome changed to loathsome |
| Page 42 anp changed to and |
| Page 42 knawings changed to gnawings |
| Page 42 year changed to years |
| Page 47 disappointed changed to disappointment |
| Page 52 grevious changed to grievous |
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