Page 16, line 1: and not nearly so good[original has goo]
Page 17, last line: There was then no whiskey.[missing period added]
Page 28, last line: My heart shall know one peaceful hour.[missing period added]
Page 31, line 9: The cold and briny spray.[missing period added]
Page 49, line 3 of illustration caption: are in the National Museum,[missing comma added]
Page 64, fifth line from bottom: three drops of honey in their beaks,[missing comma added]
Page 65, line 1: "It denotes the message from Concobar to us,"[close quote added]
Page 65, last line: "[open quote added]even though my sway should be greater here."
Page 67, line 9: "[open quote added]Kil-Cuan, O Kil-Cuan,
Page 68, second line from bottom: "[original has ']Here I have a three-days banquet ready for thee, and I invite thee to come and partake of it."