In verse, nasal abbreviations such as ã and ẽ appear only in lines with large initial drop caps. Other abbreviations--mainly in the Latin passages--are shown in brackets: [qui], [christi]. The word shown as [thou] was printed as “u” directly above “þ” (not “y”): þͧ. Not all computers can display this form correctly. End of Project Gutenberg's The Conuercyon of swerers, by