p. [95], l. 18 Iris's. 1697, 1735 'The Lady's'.
p. [95], l. 32 its. 1735 'their'.
p. [98], l. 29 of it weaves a Chain, not easily ... 1697 'if it weaves a Chain, not easily ...' 1735 'if it weaves a Chain, 'tis not easily ...'
p. [100], l. 2 Monarchs. 1735 'Monarch', 1697 'Monarchs guest'.
p. [105], l. 11 softest. 1697, 1735 'softer'.
p. [106], l. 25 Wit and Youth! 1735 'Wit and Truth!'
p. [106], l. 26 Love and Truth. 1735 'Love and Youth'.
Poems Upon Several Occasions (1684).
p. [115], l. 3 Viscount Cramborn and Baron of Islington. So 1684; but 'Cramborn' should be 'Cranborn', and for 'Islington' we should read 'Essingdon.' Possibly Mrs. Behn sent the Dedicatory Epistle to press as an afterthought at the last moment and did not see a proof. Though she was frequently careless, such mistakes as 'Cramborn' and 'Islington' would seem to be chargeable to her printers.
p. [125], l. 32. Forsake their Kinds. Query 'their Kids'.