The word ‘Gaol’ is printed, more often than not as ‘Goal’, and all such instances are retained. There are two instance s (74.3 and 189.30) where the first ‘d’ in ‘Landlady’ is missing, once on a end-of-line hyphenation, and once midline. The remaining fifteen instances are spelled as we would expect. In the summary of Chapter XXII, the word ‘youngmen’ appears. In the text, the phrase appears either as separate words, or somewhat more frequently, with a hyphen, but never as a single word. Due to the variability of hyphenation, where a hyphenation occurs on a line or page break, the hyphen is retained or removed based on the preponderance of the same word elsewhere. Where there are no other or similar instances, the decision was based on modern usage. The header of Chapter XII was misprinted as ‘II’. The following table summarizes the issues encountered, and their resolution: 24.26 (the time of child bearing being near Replaced. approaching[,/)] 33.7 they presenting me with Gloves[,] Added. 36.33 in my revenge upon my abus[i]er; Removed 45.4 came running to[ to] Removed. 46.9 [(]endeavouring> to excuse himself, Probable, added. 47.22 but on looking on the pha[n]tasms Added. 47.25 thinking how this revengful[,] plot of mine Removed. 51.26 any time, [b/l]est thy breath for ever Replaced. poyson my memory; 66.12 [(]which he question’d Added. 73.3 that stood on yon[ ]der Removed. 74.3 to the same Gaol his Lan[d]lady, Added. 76.34 care of the [presevation] of my health _sic_ 81.6 promising the next morning a full Replaced. accoun[s/t] 89.4 one another[,/.] My Landlord loved his Replaced. pleasure 95.29 committed to the disciplination [a/o]f Replaced. 125.12 he continued stam[p]ing Added. 135.14 manner of Jov[i]al and Sprightly Added. Recreations; 140.15 what[ what] was his crime? Removed. 150.33 wretch, who did somwhat peniten[r/t]ly Replaced. 152.11 changed for one of that pri[e/c]e Replaced. 179.29 where the [t/r]hime ended; Replaced. 187.22 drank off our[ our] Wine cheerily Removed. 188.23 whilst my [Lady/Land]lady Replaced. 189.30 I knew the secrets of my Lan[d]-lady, Added. 191.28 her Friend the La[w]yer Added. 212.18 to contin[n/u]e by her Replaced. 220.8 the manner how, with[ with] Removed. 228.6 given instructions to his Boy what[ to] do Added. 258.1 who unaturally _sic_