p. 9: Commodore Bougainvill -> Commodeore Bougainville p. 16: purhased -> purchased p. 32: and and soon after -> and soon after p. 38: Mr. Sparman -> Mr. Sparrman p. 45: under an easy sale -> under an easy sail p. 47: with much difficuly -> with much difficulty p. 70 which accordingly hapened -> which accordingly happened p. 71: similar so those -> similar to those p. 89: Lieutenants Clerke and Edgcumb -> Lieutenants Clerke and Edgcumbe p. 123: with much diffiulty -> with much difficulty p. 146-147: lon-longitude -> longitude p. 159: our principal freinds -> our principal friends p. 174: I went to Oree to to -> I went to Oree to p. 205: should be purchasesd -> should be purchased p. 219: many of them are meer points -> many of them are mere points p. 232: Queen Charlotte’s Souud -> Queen Charlotte’s Sound p. 249: a readiness to to oblige -> a readiness to oblige p. 255: having a favourble gale -> having a favourable gale p. 267: antartic peterel -> antarctic peterel p. 268: in the latiude of -> in the latitude of p. 268: the the third time -> the third time p. 268: within the antartic polar circle -> within the antarctic polar circle p. 281: Lieutenants Pickersgill and Edgecumbe -> Lieutenants Pickersgill and Edgcumbe p. 293: built of of many pieces -> built of many pieces p. 298: between the the two last -> between the two last p. 308: the affiinity of their language -> the affinity of their language p. 312: A DESCRIPTION OE -> A DESCRIPTION OF p. 327: picture of the the fleet -> picture of the fleet p. 331: nevertheless carrried with it -> nevertheless carried with it p. 340: by couching a little -> by crouching a little p. 350: given away at at this isle -> given away at this isle p. 353: went down to Oparee -> went down to Oparree p. 367: liable to misundertand -> liable to misunderstand p. 383: their last farewel -> their last farewell End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Three Voyages of Captain Cook Round the World, Vol. III (of VII, by James Cook and George Forster