Page 123, third footnote--mentions the word Alner, but doesn't define it. "An Illustrated Dictionary of Words Used in Art and Archaeology" by J. W. Mollett defines it as: "Aulmoniere. The Norman name for the pouch, bag, or purse appended to the girdle of noble persons, and derived from the same root as 'alms' and 'almoner'. It was more or less ornamented and hung from long laces of silk or gold; it was sometimes called Alner." The transcriber has added 'pouch, bag or purse' as a definition. Page 129--There is an obscured word in the line, "With steven f-ll- stoute". Comparison with other sources of the same verse show the word to be fulle, which has been used in this etext. Page 175--the footnote marker in the text was missing. The transcriber has checked the referenced text, and inserted a marker in what appears to be the correct place. Page 257--the speaker of the line "Her neele" was obscured. It appears that the speaker should be Tib, and this has been inserted. The following amendments have been made: Page 2--certain amended to certains and meurissent amended to murissent--"... et comme on voit a certains arbres des fruits qui ne murissent jamais; ..." Page 27--footsep amended to footstep--"Each accidental passer hushed his footstep ..." Page 42--le amended to la--"Suivant la difference des etats, elles apprennent a lire, ..." Page 42--elle amended to elles--"... mais elles insistent beaucoup plus sur la necessite ..." Page 83--supurb amended to superb--"... seated on a superb throne, and crowned with the papal tiara." Page 99, footnote--lvo. amended to vol.--"Archaeologia, vol. xix." Page 119--manngement amended to management--"... for on her wise and prudent management depended not merely the comfort, ..." Page 134--macheloires amended to machoires--"... car si tant ne fait que j'aye la barbe & les dents machoires sans aucune tromperie ne mensonge, ..." Page 155--sixteeenth amended to sixteenth--"In the sixteenth century[79] a sort of hanging was introduced, ..." Page 175--repeated 'to' deleted--"So she went to bed, and in the morning she was found stone dead." Page 175--renowed amended to renowned--"Help me, shades of renowned slaughterers, whilst I record his achievements!" Page 184--Frence amended to French--"At Durham Place were the Citie of Ladies (a French allegorical Romance); ..." Page 199--Britions amended to Britons--"... and, as supposed, of the ancient Britons." Page 200--eylet-holes amended to eyelet-holes--"... full of small eyelet-holes, as thickly as they could be put, ..." Page 207--His amended to Hir--"Hir hat suld be of fair having ..." Page 213--meurs amended to moeurs--"... nous n'aurions que le mepris qu'on a pour les gens sans moeurs, ..."