See Line 494: Sidenote "_Riuer of Wels_: and Line 607: Sidenote: "_Fitzstephen. Holy well.
Line 770: 'discretionbus' corrected to 'discretionibus'.
Line 1436: Unspaced punctuation, e.g. "Near Battle Bridge,'tis plain, sirs:", is as printed, and denotes elisions (the running together of words to fit the metre).
Lines 2789-90: Mismatched quotes "Yours, &c., "EUGENIO."
Line 8156: "cortége" is an old spelling (in use until the end of the 19th century).
There are many occasions when the term 'l.' or 'li.' is used. 'l.' or 'li.' = libra = pound/pounds. or £, so, £140 = 140 l. or 140 li.
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