Page 94: that fire cannot[original has "connot"] subsist Page 94: planets at[original has "as"] the time of their quitting the sun Page 97: there will be detached[original has "detatched"] from its equator Page 104: which are as 229 to 230.[period missing in original] Page 155: ARTICLE VI.[original has "VII."] Page 182: conjecture is so much the better[original has "bettter"] founded Page 189: where the pits are very deep[original has "deeep"] Page 192: 23. Sand streaked red[original has "read"] and white Page 194: In plains surrounded[original has "surounded"] with hills Page 198: in France, Flanders, Holland, Spain,[comma missing in original] Italy Page 199: 10 of sand, then 2 feet of["of" missing in original] clay Page 203: either birds or terrestrial animals."[quotation mark missing in original] Page 210: the Alps, and the Apennine[original has "Appenine"] mountains Page 225: time much longer than a year."[quotation mark missing in original] Page 228: formation is novel, in[original has "n"] comparison Page 256: resemblance is perfectly exact."[quotation mark missing in original] [78:A] Vide Newton, 2d edit. page 525.[period missing in original] [177:A] Footnote letter missing in original. [178:A] See the Hist. of New France, by the Pere Charlevoix. [letter and period missing in original. [234:A] See Shaw's Voyages, Vol. ii[original has "11"], pages 40 and 41. [240:B] Voyage of Paul Lucus, Vol. II[original has "11"], page 380. [329:A] above the surface of the water.[original has a comma] [330:A] See the Voyages of Lade, vol. ii.[original has "11"] page 305, &. [332:A] Voyage of the Dutch to the North, vol. 1, 3.[original has a comma] Page 49. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Buffon's Natural History, Volume I (of II), by Georges Louis Leclerc de Buffon