M.CCCC.xiij. [_text unchanged: end of selection has “CCCCC“_] [Sidenote: _ewynge of_] [_text shown as printed: probably “Sewynge of Flesshe” with printing defect_] [Sidenote: _Keruynge of Flesshe._] [_editor’s spelling; the same sidenote is used in the “Seruyce” section, following_] [Sidenote: _Rittern._ Salt, the sauce.] [_text unchanged: error for “Bittern“?_] [Sidenote: Carp, Trout, Conger, Thornback] [_comma after “Carp” added_] The Marshall and the vssher muste knowe ... [_in the list following, line-final punctuation is as in the original_] all these may svt two or thre [_text unchanged: printing error for “syt”?_] Σαλαγξ [Σαλάχξ] _Sele turrentyne_, p. 166, l. 8 [l, 8] _Boke of Curtesye_ l. 201 [Sidenote: Go on the pilgrimages (?) ....] [_“pilgrim / ages” at line break with room for hyphen_] [_question mark in original_] l. 267 Also a wyfe be-falle of ryȝt [_corrected by editor from “be, falle”_] l. 394-5 (unnumbered header between lines) Sidenote Fire shall burn in the Hall. [_corrected by editor from final comma; Corrigenda gives line reference as 393_] ll. 462-64 ... hete ... sett; ... let, [_Line-ending punctuation changed by editor from_ ... hete. ... sett, ... let;] ll. 468-69 ... sett / In syce; [_Punctuation changed by editor from_ ... set, / In syce] l. 676 [Sidenote: ... and the spoon handle by it.] [_“spoon handle” changed by editor from “steel spoon”_] [Footnote 15: ... p. *30] [_asterisked number in original_] [Footnote 27: ... P. Parv. See note 3, p. 160.] [_reference is to P. Parv., not to present book_] [Footnote 34: See the ‘Countroller of this houshold royall,’ ...] [“Countroller...] [Footnote 55: ... _H. Ord._ p. 32-3.] [_final period (full stop) missing_] [Footnote 58: ...] [Footnote 60: ...] [_footnote numbers in double brackets added by transcriber_] _Boke of Curtesye_: notes the order to have six wings plucked from the wing of every goose [_text unchanged: error for “six feathers”?_] * * * * * * * * * * * * * * The Booke of Demeanor and the Allowance and Disallowance of certaine Misdemeanors in Companie, [From the reprint by Bensley & Sons (in 1817) of “The Booke of Demeanor from Small Poems entitled _The Schoole of Vertue_ by Richard Weste,” 1619, 12mo.] To the Reader.