ded double quotation mark after 'Nonsense--what payment,'

5. page 10--added double quotation mark at end of paragraph '...and
proceedings commence directly.'

6. page 18--added double quotation mark missing at start of paragraph
'Oh I'll soon show you,'

7. page 23--added missing period in sentence 'our prosodies call
anapoests'

8. page 28--removed extra 'a' in second line of stanza beginning 'Did he
answer guiltless, lo!'

9. page 28--typo 'stife' corrected to 'strife'

10. page 32--added period to sentence '...whither he was going'

11. page 43--likely missing word 'for' inserted in sentence '...off
the dangers ahead for a single instant.'

12. page 45--typo 'exhaused' corrected to 'exhausted'

13. page 46--typo 'minuute' corrected to 'minute'

14. page 58--typo 'observatious' corrected to 'observations'

15. page 66--inserted opening quotation mark at assumed start of speech
"We buried her _there_. I say..."

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