Page 2. The following sentence appears: “The seconde is labour not outrageoꝰ.” In the text edition, the mark following _outrageo_ has been transcribed as “ꝰ” (u+a770, modifier letter US). This character occurs only once in the text. Page 7. The phrase “For is is lyke y^e wedys” was changed to “For it is lyke y^e wedys”. In the phrase rendered herein as “that it woll desyre ynough”, it has been suggested that the penultimate word should perhaps be “befyxe” instead. Page 8. In “And gretter hokes ye shall mabe in the same wyse”, “mabe” should perhaps be “make”? Page 10. In the illustration caption, “Pln̄be : Corke” should perhaps be “Plūbe : Corke”. Page 12. In “the more he smymmyth aboue”, the word should perhaps be “swymmyth”. Page 13. In “in ony other placys where ye may se ony fyssh houe or ha | ne ony fedynge”, “ha | ne” should perhaps be “ha | ue”? Page 17. In the phrase rendered herein “heeryd : & the hon | ie combe.”, “hon | ie” was originally printed as “hou | ie”. Page 18. A smudge after the ampersand was ignored in the phrase “on the osyer & the codworme”. Page 19. In “cast it in the water wyth a corde & a corke ”, the illegible mark ahead of “cord” has been transcribed “a ”. Also, the phrase “or ellis on y^e gron̄de” possibly should be “or ellis on y^e groūde”. Page 20. In “But whan they ben in a slough”, the original print looked like “ben|in”, with a thick black line between “ben” and “in”. In the phrase “¶ A nother take the sewet”, there was a smudge after “nother” that might be taken for a comma, removed from this ebook edition. There were no other commas in the blackletter section of the book. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of A Treatyse of Fysshynge wyth an Angle, by Juliana Berners