p. 30, l. 11: nor selfih guile → nor selfish guile p. 37, l. 10: sits ghastly Death → sits ghastly Death. p. 55, l. 24–25: eat-ten up by Tuesday → eaten up by Tuesday morning morning p. 61, l. 14: that the method of, → that the method of p. 62, l. -2: the practice was, To → the practice was, to p. 70, l. 8: would have required too → would have required two men men p. 70, l. 18: his corps was discovered → his corpse was discovered p. 71, l. 18: no person to assist him— → no person to assist him.— p. 72, l. -2: capricious and iracible → capricious and irascible p. 73, l. 18: as throw down → as to throw down End of Project Gutenberg's The Guinea Voyage, by James Field Stanfield