43. l. 5, for “thanksgiving” read “thanksgivings.”

44. l. 22, for “a look” read “looks.”

70. l. 31, for “every” read “any.”

81. l. 1, omit “own.”

119. l. 22, for “is” read “are;” for “its” read “theirs.”

160. l. 13, for “his symmetry,” &c. read “his sympathy had
lent his manner the only,” &c.

161. l. 28, for “their” read “those.”

162. l. 32, for “his generous” read “her generous.”

167. l. 23, for “petition” read “partition.”

175. l. 8, for “their” read “his.”

179. l. 31, for “in well” read “in a well.”

187. l. 5, for “a Jarvis” read “Jarvis.”

189. l. 10, omit the first “a.”

190. l. 13, put “it” after “of.”

191. l. 7, omit “have been.”

192. l. 26, for “Sir” read “Sis—”

194. l. 23, for “basely” read “bravely.”

196. l. 28, for “tear” read “tears.”

199. l. 21, a period at with; and a comma at fever, in the 23d
line.

202. l. 7, for “on” read “of;” line 8, a colon at preserver: and
a comma at ever, in the 11th line—l. 31, for “those”
read “these.”

207. l. 14, for “mind” read “niece.”

210. l. 3, for “natural” read “nature's.”

212. l. 22, a dash after “one”—

214. l. 19, for “owing to” read “seeing.”

216. l. 16, read “but impressions.”

221. last line, omit “Mr.”

223. l. 17, omit “good.”

228. l. 8, for “it” read “hers;” next line, omit “then.”

230. l. 4, for “as” read “when;” last line, read “morning”
for “evening.”

235. l. 30, for “his family” read “it.”

241. l. 11, for “as” read “or.”

245. l. 30, for “Gentleman” read “Gentlemen.”

246. l. 11, for “strode” read “stood.”

247. l. 13, omit “a;” line 14, read “conversations;” l. 23,
read “a kind.”

256. l. 22, for “evidences” read “evidence”—for “thought”
read “reflection.”

268. l. 2, for “tenacious” read “fastidious.”

282. l. 21, read “morning” after “following.”