[Stz. 3 sidenote] ... Dowglas [_spelled “Dowglass” in main text_] [Stz. 5 and editor’s note] When presently a Parliament is calld [_error for “call’d” in original_] [Stz. 94 sidenote] ... in the 19 following Stanzaes. [_spelling unchanged_] [Stz. 267 sidenote] the word _Frappe Fort_ [_text unchanged_] Page 35, l. 9 [Stz. 87]. “A proclamation was issued... [_open quote missing_] In the powerful poem entitled “Will” [_“en-/entitled” at line break_] Low he fell down on his bended knee. [fell dowh] Abbreviated nasals: The form “ẽ” (e with overline) occurs twice, and õ (o with overline) three times: Stanza 19 sidenote: Examples of such as haue aduanced thẽselues [themselues] Stanza 65, note c: An expressiõ of King Harolds death [expression] Stanza 116, last line: To scourge proud France whẽ now her Cõqueror comes [when ... Conqueror] Stanza 167ff. sidenote: The Marshalling of the English Army cõtaining... [containing] U and V In the main poem, v is used initially, u non-initially. Exceptions are rare: [Stz. 92] levied [Stz. 107] Tuttivile [Stz. 120] divulg’d [Stz. 127] invectiue [Stz. 163] wherevpon [Stz. 164] Averney [Stz. 296] Burnivile End of Project Gutenberg's The Battaile of Agincourt, by Michael Drayton