Throughout the document, the superscripted letters are preceeded by a carot and are enclosed by curly brackets. Thus, the word "y^{e}" represents a word where the "y" is normal and the "e" is superscripted; and the word "1^{st}" represents a word where the "1" is normal and the "st" is superscripted. In the ordinal numbers (e.g., 1^{st}) the supercripted numbers where underlined by dotted lines. These dotted lines also appeared under some other (but not all) of the superscripted letters. Throughout the dialogues, there were words used to mimic accents of the speakers. Those words were retained as-is. Errors in punctuations and inconsistent hyphenation were not corrected unless otherwise noted. For instance, sometimes there were spaces after slashes ("/") and sometimes there were no spaces after slashes. Sometimes there were mismatched quotation marks, where it was less than clear where the missing quotation marks should go. Some words appear to be misspelled, but they were not corrected since this book is so old (1733) and spellings have changed over the centuries. The acute accent for Settee was changed to Settee throughout the text. On the second page 1 "& and End" was replaced with "& an End". On the second page 5 (yes, there are two pages 5), "rake" was replaced with "Rake". On the second page 5 the word "Clown" was italizied to make it it consistent with other instances of the word. On the second Page 6 "PS and OP" were replaced with "P.S. and O.P." On the second page 8 a period was added after "coming from Church". On the second page 11, "SCENE 12" was replaced with "Scene 12". On the second page 12, the word "Mansion", which was crossed out in the book was deleted.