Page 156, closing parenthesis changed to a comma following ‘Salutation,’ “his grinning Salutation, and would”
Page 157, ‘feduce’ changed to ‘seduce,’ “seduce any he meets withal”
Page 164, ‘detterred’ changed to ‘deterred,’ “his Accomplices, deterred me”
Page 166, full stop inserted after ‘viz.,’ “I had to say, viz., that”
Page 197, ‘facilime’ changed to ‘facillime,’ “Pares cum paribus facillime congregantur”
Page 221, ‘Goaler’ changed to ‘Gaoler,’ “that accursed Gaoler, Poverty”
Page 224, ‘othewise’ changed to ‘otherwise,’ “retain’d, otherwise by a fit of an Ague”
Page 243, ‘claps’d’ changed to ‘clasp’d,’ “formerly lye clasp’d in some”
Page 248, ‘greastest’ changed to ‘greatest,’ “in the greatest iniquities”
Page 252, ‘the’ changed to ‘thee,’ “I shall bring thee. Once”
Page 255, ‘resolutiou’ changed to ‘resolution,’ “desists from that resolution”
Page 266, ‘paflages’ changed to ‘passages,’ “divers obscure passages till”
Page 274, ‘Hogsheard’ changed to ‘Hogshead,’ “him, an empty Hogshead”
Page 285, ‘Ill’ changed to ‘I’ll,’ “I’ll pass my life in choicest pleasure”
Page 312, ‘agaist’ changed to ‘against,’ “I commenced my suit against him”
Page 317, second ‘them’ struck, “I askt them where”
Page 319, ‘o’ changed to ‘of,’ “freely the quantity of mony”
Page 326, full stop inserted after ‘l.,’ “where then is my 100 l.?”
Page 339, ‘l.’ italicised, “in an Action of 5000 _l._”
Page 351, ‘l.’ italicised, “industry, above 500 _l._”
Page 351, ‘Uririnal’ changed to ‘Urinal,’ “disembogue this Urinal of what”
Page 353, closing parenthesis changed to semicolon following ‘body,’ “your body; I say, that”
Page 374, ‘wayway’ changed to ‘way,’ “the next that came this way”
Page 387, ‘changgeable’ changed to ‘changeable,’ “residence, and changeable names”
Page 392, comma changed to full stop following ‘bridle,’ “on your bridle. As for the”
Page 398, ‘evividence’ changed to ‘evidence,’ “in their evidence against me”
Page 442, ‘ball’ changed to ‘bell,’ “remove the bell, and apply to the”
Page 455, second ‘the’ struck, “without the the least suspicion”
Page 455, second ‘if’ struck, “confident if he might have”
Page 463, ‘he’ changed to ‘be,’ “cannot but be acceptable”
Page 464, ‘perfometh’ changed to ‘performeth,’ “he that performeth his duty”