Page 104: changed quarels to quarrels no quarrels indeed subsisted between them Page 104: changed aggreeably to agreeably and make his time pass _agreeably_. Page 121: changed ever to every In every station, subject to the calamities of life Page 121: changed villians to villains the crimes of some public villains Page 123: changed contary to contrary many of the contrary evils Page 124: changed remonstances to remonstrances The Marquis, perceiving that remonstrances would be ineffectual Page 128: changed captivte to captivate an external glare of beauty may _captivate the eye, and ravish the sight_ Page 129: added single quotation mark I will instruct you in every particular.' Page 133: added comma before etc. Mr Dryden, Mr Locke, Mr Waller, etc. Page 136: changed wil to will what a little flattery will do with them! Page 140: changed they to thy as thy mighty deeds have been remembered Page 140: changed though to thou though thou hast long been a blast! Page 146: changed pasied to passed two ladies passed by them Page 146: changed similiar to similar one in a habit similar to that Page 147: changed decieved to deceived with a composure that deceived his vigilance Page 148: changed colon to period (whose smiles confirmed her previous conversation with him that evening.) Footnote [10] on Page 31: changed Zendavsta to Zendavesta We may quote from the Zendavesta Footnote [18] on page 38: changed bauffe to hausse hausse les épaules sur les defauts du pauvre. Footnote [22] on Page 40: changed acqainted to acquainted those who would be acquainted with the foundation Footnote [58] on Page 140: changed is to its Nothing can exceed the purity of its whiteness. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Munster Village, by Mary Hamilton