p. [247], l. 2 Says. 1684 'Say'.
p. [250], l. 5 replies. 1684 'reply'.
p. [251], ll. 1-2 the dumb and silent languishes, Are predic'd, which so well explain the Heart. The word 'predic'd' is very suspicious. Taking 'languishes' as a substantive (and deleting the comma), we might change 'predic'd' to 'produc'd' (with the accent on the first syllable).
p. [253], l. 3 Winter. 1684 'Winters'.
p. [253], l. 7 All bleek and cale. In a Pastoral to Mr. Stafford, (p. 383), we have: 'In summer let the Boughs be cale and dry.'
p. [258], ll. 1-2 who's lovely Face Disdain'd the Beauties of the common race. So 1684; but 'Disdain'd' may be a misprint for 'Distain'd' (outshone).
p. [272], l. 28 And let her Feet weep my neglect away. Corrupt. We should doubtless read 'And at her Feet weep my neglect away'.
p. [273], l. 10 hear. 1684 'here'.
p. [278], l. 5 hallow'd. 1684 'hollow'd'.
p. [280], l. 10 wear. 1684 'were'.