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23. mischief hither in Bell y who, however,
prints from Ritson.
2 4 . as: at in Scott, who had his copy, as
printed in 1792, from Ritson' s nephew, at
also in Bell.
93, 293. Corbyl, it is thought, should be
Corbyt, which is a northern name. Both Corbyl and
Carrick were new to Surtees.
103. Bell reads would, not understanding that
could means did.
111. Scott, wrongly, have for is:
Bell, who aims at grammar, are.
173. He had, Bell, for improvement again.
234. The reciter, from his advanced age,
could not recollect this line: Ritson.
252. Bell, land for hand.
303. Bell, in for to.
Ritson's emendations, indicated by ' ', have
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