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Transcriber’s Note

Only one error was deemed most likely to be the printer’s and it has
been corrected, as noted here. The minor errors in the section of
advertisments have been corrected with no further notice.

The reference is to the page and line in the original.

115.17 if he had not perished[?] Added.

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