page 227 - changed "dilligent" to "diligent" in Only a few years ago there was a gentleman in Fukui, Japan, who had a son, a bright lad of twelve, who was very [dilligent] at school and had made astonishing progress in his studies.
page 238 - changed "vessals" to "vassals" in These were all retainers or friendly [vessals] of Lord Long-legs.
page 247 - changed "crysanthemum" to "chrysanthemum" in Other bearers followed, keeping step and carrying the regalia, consisting of [crysanthemum] stalks and blossoms.
page 264 - changed "attendent" to "attendant" in She was one of the fifteen glistening virgins that wait [attendent] upon the moon in her chambers in the sky.
page 272 - changed "villiagers" to "villagers" in So he prevailed upon the simple [villiagers] to build a railing of stone around the now sacred pine.
page 275 - changed "darling" to "daring" in She, now having the power, resolved to carry out her [darling] plan of invading Corea.
page 280 - changed "engulphed" to "engulfed" to In a snap of the finger, the ocean rolled up into a wave many tens of feet high and [engulphed] the Corean army, drowning them almost to a man
page 302 - changed "too" to "to" in All being ready, the Strong-handed god who was [too] pull the sun-goddess out of the cave, as soon as overcome by her curiosity she should peep forth, hid himself beside the stone door of the cave.
page 304 - changed "carpentery" to "carpentry" in For by their necessity the gods were compelled to invent the arts of metal-working, weaving, [carpentery], jeweling and many other useful appliances for the human race.
End of Project Gutenberg's Japanese Fairy World, by William Elliot Griffis