“my business is to keep watch in a cemetry, and to receive a tax” to cemetery.
“and died from excess of the hunger het hen endured, and afterwards” to he then.
[Chapter LXXV]
“Do not use your amrs against him, stand here and look on” to arms.
[Chapter LXXVI]
“clearing away what food was left, and the treachers, formed of leaves” to trenchers.
“on the contrary, their character was enchanced” to enhanced.
[Chapter LXXVII]
“when Shree Krishnù Chund and Bulram Jee were at hustinapoor” to Hustinapoor.
“he constantly rose up and eat a handful of sand; and performed difficult penance” to ate.