------------------------------------------------------------------------ ERRATA. VOL. I. Page 6, line 2—_for_ “to which,” _read_ “for which.” — 172, line 19—_for_ “niputations,” _read_ “imputations.” — 272, line 17—_for_ “were,” _read_ “was.” — 273, line 3—_for_ “confidant,” _read_ “confident.” VOL. II. Page 29, line 11—_for_ “compelled to,” _read_ “compelled me to.” — 153, line 11—_for_ “which,” _read_ “as.” — 158, line 11—_omit_ “or.” — 219, line 4—_for_ “that your sex are the most fortunate,” _read_ “that you are the most fortunate of your sex.” — 249, line 18—_for_ “derison,” _read_ “derision.” — 281, line 3—_for_ “woful,” _read_ “awful.” — 337, line 11—_for_ “hasten a person,” _read_ “hasten in person.” VOL. III. Page 29, line 12—_for_ “rung,” _read_ “wrung.” — 108, line 14—_for_ “has,” _read_ “had.” — 295, line last—_for_ “probibity,” _read_ “probity.” — 308, line 12—_for_ “uperiority,” _read_ “superiority.” — 349, line 6—_for_ “Zender,” _read_ “Bender.” VOL. IV. Page 31, line 1—_for_ “the would,” _read_ “she would.” — 52, line 2—_efface the_ Comma _after_ “Rosanna.” — 140, line 12—_instead of a_ semicolon _put a_ comma. — 159, line 2—_for_ “except,” _read_ “than.” — 283, line 17—_for_ “confe,” _read_ “confer.” — 309, line 12—_for_ “dye,” _read_ “die.” — 311, line 14—_after_ “mentioned,” _put_ a full stop. ---------------------