  The table of contents has been added. Minor errors in punctuation have been corrected without note. The following typographical errors have been corrected: Page Corrected TextOriginal had 435 fine view of the Firth of ForthFrith 439 when the curtains of the eveningcurttains 456 so I couldn’t sleep comfortablecould’nt 465 splendid creature on which he is mountedspendid 486 ancient hilarity of the English peasanpeasaat 496 I shall not readily forget,readi- 497 “They didn’t think so at Enghein.”did’nt 507 Andrew to be out so lateto to 522 I was no sooner in bedwas was 524 Were murmuring to the moon!to to 532 heavy frames, hung round the wallsroung 549 he is justly punished for his offensespunnished 549 publisher gives 500gives gives 565 Progress of the Worldof of 566 be very rich in goldbe be 567 published is Wordsworth’s posthumousWordswort’s The following words with questionable spellings have been retained: auspicies, dacent, dacency, Elizabethean, vleys. Variant spellings of dillettanti and dilettanti have been retained. Inconsistent hyphenation is as per the original. The following errors which can not be corrected were noted: On page 520, it appears that one or more lines may be missing from the original here: “sulphur mixed with it—and they said, Indeed it was putting a great affront on the” On page 560, in the paragraph starting “A communication from M. TrÉmaux...” the protagonist is later referred to as M. TrÉvaux. |
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