Chapter XIV: Part 14

On page 82 in the entry for “BOVADILLA”, “Franciso” in the entry heading was corrected to “Francisco.”

On page 83 in the entry for “BRIGADE, Light.” the missing comma in the entry heading was added.

On page 93 in the entry for “CASSIA.”, in “A genus of plants of many species” the word “genius” was corrected to “genus”.

On page 95 in the entry for “CATO.”, “o” was corrected to “of” in “He was an opponent of Hellenic fashions”.

On page 98 in the entry for “CHARLES (the Second).”, “re-received” was corrected to “received”. The hyphen was from a line break.

On page 99 in the entry for “CHARLIE.”, the reference was bolded.

On page 100 in the entry for “CHINA.”, “wth” was corrected to “with” in “till warming with her theme”.

On the same page in the entry for “CLARA VERE de VERE.”, “_Lady Clare Vere de Vere._” in the reference was corrected to “_Lady Clara Vere de Vere._”.

On page 103 in the entry for “COLOSSEUM.”, “_S Telemachus._” was corrected to “_St. Telemachus._”.

On the same page in the entry for “COLT.”, “A young hor” was corrected to “A young horse.”.

On page 105 in the entry for “COPHETUA.”, italics were removed from “Shakespeare’s”.

On page 108 in the entry for “CRAW.”, “_Northern Farmer; New Style._” was corrected to “_Northern Farmer, New Style._” to match the formatting and the poem’s name elsewhere.

On page 116 in the entry for “DORA. DORA STEER.”, a period was added to the end of “(_q.v._).”.

On page 119 in the entry for “EDITH.”, “Alymer” was corrected to “Aylmer”.

On page 129 in the entry for “ENNA.” in “_Demeter and Persephone_;” a period at the end was replaced by a semi-colon.

On page 133 in the entry for “EVELYN.”, “_Sisters. (Evelyn and Edith.)_” was changed to “_Sisters (Evelyn and Edith)._” to match formatting elsewhere.

On page 135 in the entry for “FAUNUS.”, a misprinted character at the end of the line that begins with “Picus and Faunus” was assumed to be a question mark like in other versions of the poem.

On page 139 in the entry for “FRANCE.”, “_To the Queen, II._” was corrected to “_To the Queen, II_;”.

On page 140 in the entry for “FRANCIS OF ASSISI.”, a missing period was added to the end of “_Locksley Hall Sixty Years After._”.

On the same page in the entry for “FRANK.”, “=Francis, Francis. Allen=” was corrected to “=Francis, Francis Allen=.”

On page 141 in the entry for “GAFFER.”, “ew” was corrected to “flew” in “The goose flew this way and flew that,”.

On the same page in the entry for “GALAHAD.”, “fontain-stone” was corrected to “fountain-stone”.

On page 142 in the entry for “GAMA.”, a missing period was added to the end of the sentence that ends with “and wished to win his bride in some better way.”.

On the same page in the same entry, “Prince” was capitalized in “Prince Arac says”.

On page 145 in the entry for “GENEVA.”, the comma in this quote was missing and was added “Zurich, Worms”.

On page 148 in the entry for “GLOW-WORM.”, “nigh” was corrected to “night” in the Shakespeare quote.

On page 151 in the entry for “GRENVILLE (Sir Richard).”, “_See_” was in italics and bolded in the print. Bold-face was removed for standardization.

On page 158 in the entry for “HAVELOCK (General Sir Henry).” the missing period in the entry heading was added.

On page 163 in the entry for “HENRY (the Seventh).”, the word “HENRY” in the entry heading was formatted from “Henry” to “HENRY” for standardization.

On the same page in the entry for “HENRY (the Sixth).”, “conclusïon” was corrected to “conclusion” in “but the conclusion of peace between Charles VII,”.

On page 165 in the entry for “HENRY OF WINCHESTER.”, the year “1129” was formatted from bold-face to normal.

On page 166 in the entry for “HENRY (the Fifth).”, the word “the” in the entry heading was changed from “The” to “the” for standardization.

On page 168 in the entry for “HESPER-PHOSPHOR.”, “i.e.” was formatted to “_i.e._”.

On page 170 in the entry for “HOLY GRAIL.”, “drank” was changed to “Drank” in the poem because it is a new line.

On page 171 in the entry for “HONEYSUCKLE.”, the missing period in the entry heading was added.

On page 172 in the entry for “HORTENSIA.”, the missing period in the entry heading was added.

On page 173 in the entry for “HYMEN.”, a missing period at the end of “_Pleasures of Hope, Part II._” was added.

On page 179 in the entry for “JAQUES.”, “Jacques” in the quoted poem was corrected to “Jaques” to match the other mentions of the name in the entry.

On page 181 in the first entry for “JOHN.”, “neghbourhood” was corrected to “neighbourhood”.

On the same page in the same entry, “Initals” was corrected to “Initials” in “the Initials of King John”.

On the same page in the third entry for “JOHN.”, “St John.” was corrected to “St. John.”.

On page 183 in the entry for “JOSEPH.”, a missing period was added to the end of “as He hung upon the cross.”.

On page 184 in the entry for “JUNO.”, “be-before” was corrected to “before” in “On appearing before Paris”.

On page 187 in the entry for “KNUT.”, the missing period in the entry heading was added.

On page 189 in the entry for “LADY OF THE LAKE.”, a missing period was added to the end of the sentence “A mysterious personage.”.

On page 190 in the entry for “LANCELOT.”, a missing period was added to the end of “Arthur more than all the rest.”.

On page 191 in the entry for “LARI MAXUME.”, “i.e.” was formatted to “_i.e._”.

On page 193 in the second entry for “LAZARUS.”, “and” was corrected to “hand” in “And sanguine Lazarus felt a vacant hand”.

On page 197 in the entry for “LION.”, _felis_ was capitalized to “_Felis_” for standardization. Also, _Felis_ was the genus given by Linnaeus for the lion, the current genus is _Panthera_.

On the same page in the same entry, “_Lady Clare de Vere_” was corrected and changed to “_Lady Clara Vere de Vere_” for standardization.

On the same page in the entry for “LIME.”, “_Lady Clare de Vere_” was corrected and changed to “_Lady Clara Vere de Vere_” for standardization.

On page 199 in the entry for “LOTOS--LOTUS.”, the missing period in the entry heading was added.

On page 201 in the entry for “LYCIAN CUSTOM.”, “o” was corrected to “of” in “Appraised the Lycian custom, spoke of those”.

On page 213 in the second entry for “MOLLY.”, a missing period was added to the end of “and described by the village wife.”.

On page 214 in the entry for “MONNA GIOVANNA.”, “=Federigo degli Alberighi=” was formatted from normal-print to bold-face for standardization.

On page 215 in the entry for “MOUSE.”, “_Mus_” was capitalized.

On page 228 in the entry for “PARTRIDGE.”, the genus “_Perdrix_” was corrected to “_Perdix_”.

On page 233 in the entry for “PETERBORO’.”, the missing period in the entry heading was added.

On page 234 in the entry for “PHILIP EDGAR (afterwards Mr. Harold).”, “=Eva=” was formatted from italics to bold-face.

On page 237 in the entry for “PLEIADS.”, a missing period was added to the end of “to seven Greek poets.”.

On page 242 in the entry for “RALPH.”, “S r” was corrected to “Sir”, in the quoted poem.

On the same page in the same entry, “Bouillion” was corrected to “Bouillon”, to match the spelling elsewhere.

On page 243 in the entry for “REGINALD POLE.”, the missing period in the entry heading was added.

On page 244 in the entry for “RHODOPE.”, “bui t” was corrected to “built” in the first quoted poem.

On the same page in the same entry, “Nicotris” was corrected to “Nitocris”.

On page 246 in the entry for “RINGDOVE.”, the word “a” was formatted from bold-face to normal.

On page 247 in the entry for “ROBIN. ROBIN HOOD. ROBIN OF HUNTINGDON.”, “ne’r” was corrected to “ne’er” in “the Tales shall ne’er be done,”.

On page 260 in the entry for “SHALOTT, ISLAND OF.”, a missing period was added to the end of “(_q.v._).”.

On page 261 in the entry for “SIEGE PERILOUS.”, a missing period was added to end the sentence that ends with “or the traitor Judas, opinions differ.”.

On page 265 in the entry for “SPHINX.”, “Œdibus” was corrected to “Œdipus”.

On page 268 in the entry for “SWALLOW.”, the taxonomic family “_Hirundinidæ_” was italicized.

On page 269 in the entry for “TABLE, ROUND.”, the missing comma in the entry heading was added.

On page 275 in the entry for “THRUSH.”, the taxonomic family “_Turdidœ_” was corrected to “_Turdidæ_”.

On page 280 in the entry for “TUSCAN POETS.”, the missing period in the entry heading was added.

On page 290 in the entry for “WILLIAM THE SILENT.”, bold-face was removed from “_See_”.

On page 293 in the entry for “YEW. YEW-TREE.”, “evergreeen” was corrected to “evergreen”.

On page 294 in the entry for “ZURICH.”, the missing comma between “Antwerp” and “Frankfort” was added.

Retentions

On page 28 in the entry for “PREFATORY POEM TO MY BROTHER’S SONNETS.”, the odd sentence “A poem written as a preface to the dead poet’s dead brother’s sonnets.” was kept. Tennyson was alive when he wrote the prefatory poem.

On page 42 in the entry for “AGINCOURT.”, the retained village name “Pas-se-Calais” should likely be “Pas-de-Calais”.

On page 49 in the entry for “ALVA (Duke of).”, the year in “at the battle of Pavia, 1535” may be a typo for “1525”.

On page 96 in the entry for “CECILY.”, “200 +B.C.+” should likely be “200 +A.D.+” since Christians were not martyred in 200 +B.C.+

On page 158 in the entry for “HARWICH.”, Harwich is a seaport in Essex, not Sussex.

On page 195 in the entry for “LENNOX (Lady).”, James VI in 1567 gained the throne of Scotland, not of England. He became James I of England in 1603.

On page 221 in the entry for “OBALISQUE.”, the name should be “Odalisque” based on the poem.

On page 244 in the entry for “RICHARD (the first, Cœur de Lion).”, the year “1104” appears to be a typo for “1194”.

On page 249 in the entry for “ROGERS (John).”, the year “1637” is likely a typo for “1537”.

On page 279 in the entry for “TRIE (Sir Engelram de).”, there is no entry in the dictionary for the reference “Engelram de Erie”. For reference, this knight was referenced in the play “Becket”, where Becket says that he “threw the mightiest knight of France, Sir Engelram de Trie”.