Italic text is denoted by _underscores_. Variations in spelling, hyphenation and punctuation remain as in the original unless noted below. Page 3, “f” changed to “if” (“that if it would not do”). Page 3, “Johnston” changed to “Johnson” (“desired Dr. Johnson to give”). Page 10, double quotation mark added after “cursedly _through your cheek_.” Page 14, period added after “save her from the torture.” Page 16, single quotation mark changed to double after “Will, sir.” Page 16, superfluous quotation mark deleted after “the way to a certain place.” Page 16, “What are doing” changed to “What are you doing.” Page 22, “amature” changed to “amateur” (“an amateur of this sort of mischief”). Page 23, repeated word “out” removed (“for out of it came the Earls of Pembroke”). Page 27, “Keynon” changed to “Kenyon” (“that Lord Kenyon had fallen asleep”). Page 27, double quotation mark added after “he thinks he is on the _bench_.” Page 28, “recommed” changed to “recommend” (“I’ll recommend you every where.”). Page 29, “spouting-club” changed to “sporting-club” (“an eminent poulterer went to a sporting-club”). Page 29, “onl” changed to “only” (“I only speak de truth”). Page 30, “humurous” changed to “humorous” (“gave him a humorous reproof”). Page 31, “effected” changed to “effect” (“so commanding had the desired effect”). Page 32, “possesssd” changed to “possessed” (“who possessed every requisite”). Page 35, “Boy” changed to “Boys” (“Boys fly kites for recreation”). Page 45, “WILLAM” changed to “WILLIAM” (“WILLIAM III. AND SERGEANT MAYNARD.”). Page 52, “he” changed to “be” (“a bottle of Cape to be set”). Page 52, “puplic” changed to “public” (“in the public rooms at Bath”). Page 58, single quotation mark changed to double after “the best of characters.” Page 54, “rom” changed to “from” (“goutified from his excesses”). Page 61, “BEWEEN” changed to “BETWEEN” (“DISTINCTION BETWEEN A LORD AND A GENTLEMAN.”). Page 61, “a” changed to “A” (“DISTINCTION BETWEEN A LORD AND A GENTLEMAN.”). Page 65, single quotation mark changed to double after “sir, I assure you!” Page 71, single quotation mark changed to double after “I do,” Page 71, “Whether” changed to “whether” (“asking, whether, under such circumstances”). Page 71, double quotation mark added before “you play the _fool_.” Page 76, double quotation mark added before “have I not given you your full.” Page 77, double quotation mark added after “here see _the road to England_.” Page 83, “busines” changed to “business” (“his style of doing business”). Page 84, “you” changed to “your” (““And your petitioner shall ever”). Page 86, double quotation mark added before “but I trust I have strength.” Page 92, double quotation mark added before “I would have you know.” Page 93, “answerered” changed to “answered” (“answered he”).