pages, presumably they indicate
censored text from the original source.

3. The listed errata at the beginning of Volume 1 and Volume 4 have been
applied to the text.

4. The text as printed used incipits and 'long s' font. The incipits have
not been replicated in this version, but can be viewed on 'long s' HTML
version of the text or the page images linked from the HTML versions.

5. Corrections:
Volume 1, Page 33, "accuteness" changed to "acuteness"
Volume 1, Page 51, "unfortutunate" changed to "unfortunate"
Volume 1, Page 57, "resource" changed to "recourse"
Volume 1, Page 90, "hunted" changed to "shunted"
Volume 1, Page 103, "carreer" changed to "career"
Volume 1, Page 161, "plased" changed to "pleased"
Volume 2, Page 116, "and and" changed to "and"
Volume 3, Page 35, "a r" changed to "air"
Volume 3, Page 81, "he he" changed to "he"
Volume 3, Page 120, "explananations" changed to "explanations"

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