+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Transcriber's Notes | | | | Page 2: Shakesperean amended to Shakespearean | | Page 55: marvaylous _sic_ ("marvayllous" in the excerpt | | in footnote 22) | | Page 129: Duplicate "and" let as is ("... seeme thou | | carelesse, and and then will she be carefull"). | | Page 317: pourtraying amended to portraying | | Page 424: The index reference to Dekker's portrait has been | | amended from page 19 to page 333. | | | | Footnote 68: "conscience' sake" _sic_ | | Footnote 310: "Bouvart et Pecuchet" _sic_ | | | | Generally punctuation has been standardised, with the | | exception of punctuation in the Index. Hyphenation has | | generally been standardised. However, when a word appears | | hyphenated and unhyphenated an equal number of times, both | | versions have been retained (bonheur/bon-heur; | | nowadays/now-a-days; playhouse/play-house; | | re-baptized/rebaptized; some-how/somehow). | | | | Accented letters have generally been standardized, unless | | different versions of the word appear an equal number of | | times (Celadon/Celadon; Heptameron/Heptameron). | +--------------------------------------------------------------+