Chapter XII: Part 12
Page xxix: lessen the value of my panegyric[original has
"pangeyric"] upon them
Page 136: ([parenthesis missing in original]For so I can
distinguish by mine art)
Page 175: '[quotation mark missing in original]But not the
praise,' Phœbus replied
Page 251: situated on the Dee (Lat. _Deva_[original has
extraneous period]).
Page 255: specified neighborhood, or perhaps a special
house.'[quotation mark missing in original]
Page 269: the mud of their own making (Ovid, _Met._, vi.
335-381).[original has extraneous quotation mark]
Page 273: ([quotation mark missing in original]'I know full
well, I am fully aware.' _Schmidt_).
Page 274: 'And every one did swincke, and every one did
sweat.'[quotation mark missing in original]—2. 7, 36
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An Introduction to the Prose and Poetical Works of John MiltonChapter XII: Part 12
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