“and thinking to make all men a dread” to adread.
“both make ostentation of his his own felicity” delete one his.
“spots he artifically put upon his face” to artificially.
“I needed envy no farther for the chief comfort” to father.
“having only with them the two valiaut brothers” to valiant.
(that occasion, I kneeled down, and with humble heartedness, and hearty earnestness printed in my graces; “Alas!” said I,) to he, his, and he, respectively.
“the river not running forth right” to forthright.
“they began by piece-meal to take away the eclipsing” to piecemeal.
“The second-sweetly senced word” to fenced ward.
“Like pomels round of marble clear;” to pommels.