forgave)

Page 328: Added quote (which I have noticed in the ="Quarrels= of
Warburton.")

Page 350: Was 'petulent' (which closed this life of toil and hurry
and =petulant= genius)

Page 399: Was 'ut' (he was glad to make use of anything rather than
sit =out=;)

Page 403: Was 'Philosoper' (while the =Philosopher= keenly retorts
on the Club)

Page 420: Added missing i (I give a short narrative of the political
temper of the times, =in= their unparalleled gazettes.)

Page 434: Added quote (From age to age, =&c."=)

Page 436: Was 'montrous' (his =monstrous= egotism)

Page 469: Changed comma to period (than in his younger =days.=)

Page 471: Removed quote (you are older already than =Methuselah.=)

Page 481: Added quote ('Barmy froth, inflate, turgidous, and
ventosity are come =up.'=)

Page 483: Was 'searchin' (Mine enemies, with sharp and =searching=
eyes)

Page 487: Added period (Nor the =Untrussers.=)

Page 497: Removed quote (=Now=, to show himself as good a painter as
he is a herald)

Footnote 20: Extra comma removed (his _Bibliographia =Poetica=_.)

Footnote 140: Was 'afterwardss' (As City Poet =afterwards= Settle
composed the pageants)

Footnote 140: Was 'Mayor' (songs for the Lord =Mayor's= Shows from
1691 to 1708)

Footnote 140: Original split across lines as 'im,' and 'poverished,'
(Towards the close of his career he became
=impoverished=)

Footnote 150: Changed period to comma (by =Indignatio,"= 1772)

Footnote 157: Added quote ("that last foible of superior
=genius."=)

Footnote 163: Was 'Manasseh' (which =Menasseh= Ben Israel has
written his treatise)

Footnote 183: Was 'infallibilty' (to the standard of your
=infallibility=)

Footnote 186: Added quote (="Letter= to Warburton," p. 4.)

Footnote 195: Added quote (Prince Eugene, ="who= came hither for
that purpose.")

Footnote 202: Was 'Irishmant o' (had a tall Irishman =to= attend
him)

Footnote 291: Added quote (And changed his skin to monumental
=brass."=)

Footnote 324: Added missing word (=It= may be inscribed in the
library of the student)

Footnote