P. 87: dosing off again -> dozing off again. P. 91: Edinburg -> Edinburgh. P. 102: does a swim want to duck -> does a duck want to swim. P. 113: brings her alway -> brings her always. P. 122: depest affections -> deepest affections. P. 130: franc-tieur -> franc-tireur. P. 135: fresh in my mnd -> fresh in my mind. Pp. 138, 141: Lufberry -> Lufbery. P. 141: pieecs of bullet -> pieces of bullet. P. 161: where the first to leave -> were the first to leave. P. 161: Brequet -> Breguet. P. 167: we busied ourseves -> we busied ourselves. P. 209: Moveover -> Moreover. P. 214: they were getting scare -> they were getting scarce. P. 215: a few days earler -> a few days earlier. P. 216: the little calvacade -> the little cavalcade. P. 235: After several further attempt -> After several further attempts. P. 243: daily getting getting scarcer -> daily getting scarcer. P. 250: feeeling very tired -> feeling very tired. P. 264: Turkiss coffee -> Turkish coffee. P. 271: leading a surprise partly -> leading a surprise party. P. 275: control his excitment -> control his excitement. P. 289: Madrir -> Madrid. P. 291: wireless telgraphy -> wireless telegraphy. P. 306: reecived those mysterious fragments -> received those mysterious fragments. P. 310: oceangraphic expeditions -> oceanographic expeditions. P. 310: suceeded in escaping -> succeeded in escaping. P. 310: supposition supported -> a supposition supported. P. 310: his attention was attracked -> his attention was attracted. P. 311: clevery managed -> cleverly managed. P. 324: in accordance wth the orders -> in accordance with the orders. P. 336: Bocche di Cattro -> Bocche di Cattaro. P. 360: ten-centuries-oil -> ten-centuries-old. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of True Stories of The Great War Volume III, by Various