On page 468, transcribe chess-board with the hyphen. See page 218 of the 1869 novel.
On page 512, a period was added after "she said softly". If you see page 272 of the 1869 novel, you will also notice a comma in 'she said, softly.' We added the period but not the comma.
On page 514, the 1869 novel did not have a comma after oar in the sentence: "I'm not tired; but you may take an oar, if you like. See page 525 of the 1869 novel. We did not remove the comma.
On page 527, 'the "the best nevvy in the world."' was replaced with "the best nevvy in the world." See page 290 of the 1869 novel.
On page 527, change he to the in 'like Jenny and he ballad'. See page 291 of the 1869 novel.
On page 531, David and Peggotty refer to two characters from the novel "David Copperfield" by Charles Dickens.
On page 534, change of to off in the clause: Daisy found it impossible to keep her eyes of her "pitty aunty," ... see page 300 of the 1869 novel.
On page 541, "know'st thou the land where the citron blooms," was broken into two stanzas in the book for spacing. We transcribed this as one line. See page 308 in 1869 novel.
On page 551, transcribe Dove-cote with the hyphen. See page 319 of the 1869 novel.
On the first page of ads, a period was added after "THE LITTLE WOMEN SERIES. New Illustrated Edition".