VOL. I.

Page 50, Reed 468, for "amendment that that " read "amendment than that." 87,........ 229, for "from an inattention" read "from inattention," &c. 209, for "their sentiment" read "the sentiment."

92, 127,

137, 168,

188, 205,

222, 232,

266, 282,

284, £85,

377, for "encomiums" read "encomium" with a semicolon after
"measures ;" Dele a before Plato.

141, for "chronicles " read "chroniclers."

363, for "I out " read "Icut out."

307, for "milk my eyes" read "milk my ewes."

for "general suggestions" read "generous suggestions."
170, for "celeribus" read "sceleribus."

362, for" to the age's tooth" read "for the age's tooth."
nuptial," and for " transported
427, for "nuptual" read "

46 transport."

74, before" Lord Hereford," &c. insert "Berk."
for "his mercy" read "his good mercy."
159, the comma after "

wistly" should follow "speak in't."
"Rhabus."

.... 166, for "Phoebus" read

296,........ 248, for " Parmenio " read "Parmeno."

303,

In the sonnet, for" softly breathe" read" softly sing."
24, from "Out of a deal," &c. dele of.

28, for "Who might perhaps" read "We might perhaps," &e.
60, for thein others" read "the mothers."

23, for" then should read" put "then we should read,"

95, for "supremes of state " read "supremes of states."
364, for" do not pluck down" read "do one pluck down."

"read

VOL. II.

21,

............... After " in reproof of this lies the jest," add, "and in Troilus and

Cressida. Act 1, Sc. 3,

In reproof of chance

"Lies the true proof of men."

Page 58,.............. In the passage from Lee, for "I bear you that " read "I bar you that."

68, Reed 161, for "sail" read "sails."

125,

128,

131.........

528, for "ends forth" read "send forth."

389, for" too rooted" read " too deeply rooted."

553, for "sanie" read" sane,"

132, ........ 566, dismiss after "no cause, no cause," the note of admiration.

581, for man's work" read" a man's work."

9, for "our ears" read "

In the emended text for
dispatch," &c.

your ears."

We have dispatch'd" read "We here

In the Italian sentence, for "it" read "il." 64, for "hour" read "season."

209, for "interpretators " read "

interpreters."

270, for "Ballerophon " read " Bellerophon

584, after "Mr. Steevens, in a remark" read the words which follow upon a passage in Pericles was not correct, in asserting that this name in Cymbeline is always Posthumus."

after "himself by't," instead of "but then" read "but I think that," &c.

instead of "and is his happiest " read "and in his happiest," &c. in the passage from Camden, for "virtue's " read "virtues."

for the captain in the citadel" read "the captains," &c.

506, for "are you man" read "are you mad."

The note of interrogation placed after "villain" belongs to "thunder." 321, for "king doubt" read "king double."

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