Page 154, full stop changed to comma following ‘light,’ “and light, that some have thought”
Page 156, italics and punctuation changed for clarity from “What are ye angry, said I? To which they replied Affirmatively: If so, I answered, (laying my hand upon a full pot of Ale) I value your anger no more than the drinking this Pot, which I swallowed at two gulps, and so bid them farewel; leaving them to call for another Ordinary.” to “What are ye angry? said I. To which they replied Affirmatively: If so, I answered, (laying my hand upon a full pot of Ale) I value your anger no more than the drinking this Pot, which I swallowed at two gulps, and so bid them farewel; leaving them to call for another Ordinary.”
Page 156, closing parenthesis changed to a comma following ‘Salutation,’ “his grinning Salutation, and would”
Page 157, ‘feduce’ changed to ‘seduce,’ “seduce any he meets withal”
Page 164, ‘detterred’ changed to ‘deterred,’ “his Accomplices, deterred me”
Page 166, full stop inserted after ‘viz.,’ “I had to say, viz., that”
Page 197, ‘facilime’ changed to ‘facillime,’ “Pares cum paribus facillime congregantur”
Page 221, ‘Goaler’ changed to ‘Gaoler,’ “that accursed Gaoler, Poverty”
Page 224, ‘othewise’ changed to ‘otherwise,’ “retain’d, otherwise by a fit of an Ague”
Page 243, ‘claps’d’ changed to ‘clasp’d,’ “formerly lye clasp’d in some”