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The following apparent errors have been corrected:

  • p. 50 "d minution" changed to "diminution"
  • p. 63 "ineviably" changed to "inevitably"
  • p. 64 "Pontyzfield" changed to "Poyntzfield"
  • p. 69 (note) "1820)" changed to "1820"
  • p. 86 "hour" changed to "four"
  • p. 87 the line beginning "paper, I can" was originally printed at the end of another paragraph on the same page
  • p. 105 "“I am" changed to "‘I am"
  • p. 106 "thanmen" changed to "than men"
  • p. 106 "n this county" changed to "in this county"
  • p. 106 "y2ur" changed to "your"
  • p. 119 "assitants" changed to "assistants"
  • p. 126 "he character" changed to "the character"
  • p. 128 "and and of" changed to "and of"
  • p. 134 "Hibbs’" changed to "Hibbs"
  • p. 136 "“The affair" changed to "“‘The affair"
  • p. 136 "tha the" changed to "that they"
  • p. 145 "apect" changed to "aspect"
  • p. 152 "instructive" changed to "instructive,"
  • p. 152 "regimÉ" changed to "rÉgime"
  • p. 153 "Now this" changed to "“"Now this"
  • p. 166 "frmo" changed to "from"
  • p. 166 "Makenzie" changed to "Mackenzie"
  • p. 169 (note) "pp" changed to "pp."
  • p. 171 "number bering" changed to "numbering"
  • p. 172 "disposed" changed to "be disposed"
  • p. 179 "sad" changed to "said"
  • p. 182 "desstroyed" changed to "destroyed"
  • p. 185 "unmarried; aand" changed to "unmarried; and"
  • p. 188 "marraige" changed to "marriage"
  • p. 190 "offpsring" changed to "offspring"
  • p. 193 "trade than" changed to "trade then"
  • p. 197 "MACKENKIE" changed to "MACKENZIE"
  • p. 197 "enchanced" changed to "enhanced"
  • p. 199 "desscribes" changed to "describes"
  • p. 209 "right loyally" changed to "right royally"
  • p. 215 "species?”" changed to "species?’"
  • p. 218 "opprsseing" changed to "oppressing"
  • p. 228 "souls" changed to "souls."
  • p. 236 "stored" changed to "stoved"
  • p. 242 "pennilness" changed to "penniless"
  • p. 246 "uneviable" changed to "unenviable"
  • p. 250 "months’" changed to "months,"
  • p. 260 "In his" changed to "“In his"
  • p. 261 "It is credible, that in the 19th" changed to "Is it credible, that in the 18th"
  • p. 261 "fretile" changed to "fertile"
  • p. 266 "wood cut" changed to "wood out"
  • p. 267 "refused, bu" changed to "refused, but"
  • p. 278 "the in" changed to "the parishes in"
  • p. 280 "Ardersier," changed to "Ardersier"

The following are used inconsistently in the text:

  • bedridden and bed-ridden
  • coadjutors and co-adjutors
  • fireplace and fire-place
  • fourscore and four-score
  • handcuffed and hand-cuffed
  • heartrending and heart-rending
  • hillside and hill-side
  • mantelpiece and mantel-piece
  • mountainside and mountain-side
  • outhouses and out-houses
  • overcrowded and overcrowded
  • sheepwalk and sheep-walk
  • shellfish and shell-fish

p. 204 "“When the evicting" has no corresponding closing quotation mark

p. 256 "“By the" has no corresponding closing quotation mark


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