p. vii: Strait Re Maire -> Strait Le Maire p. viii: Fernando Noronha -> Fernando Noronho p. 4: a narrow stone beech -> a narrow stone beach p. 4: dischgared in the air -> discharged in the air p. 13-14: apparently to to the satisfaction -> apparently to the satisfaction p. 17: we were hardily through the passage -> we were hardly through the passage p. 27: readines to land -> readiness to land p. 67: to pass along the beech -> to pass along the beach p. 74: than stone, stone, or shells -> than stone, or shells p. 82: people wese assembled -> people were assembled p. 90: hath a good heighth -> hath a good height p. 128: all the time we said upon it -> all the time we staid upon it p. 152: found it to be a bog-bank -> found it to be a fog-bank p. 171: From the knowlege -> From the knowledge p. 173: STAIT LE MAIRE -> STRAIT LE MAIRE Illustration caption p. 178: Tierra del Fuego -> Terra del Fuego p. 202 still did not not see the peak -> still did not see the peak p. 210: missing letters in ‘At ---n we were in the latitude’ were interpreted as ‘At noon we were in the latitude’ p. 236: worth while to to proceed -> worth while to proceed p. 240: I I saluted -> I saluted p. 241: known to to the English -> known to the English p. 255: at it was attended by -> as it was attended by p. 258: were she anchored -> where she anchored Footnote 21: they call a stary both -> they call a star both End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Three Voyages of Captain Cook Round the World. Vol. IV. Being t, by James Cook and George Forster