: Ruth of Boston: A Story of the Massachusetts Bay Colony by Otis James - Massachusetts History Colonial period ca. 1600-1775 Juvenile literature; Boston (Mass.) Social life and customs Juvenile literature

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Transcriber's notes:

Characters following a carat were printed in superscript.

Side-notes were relocated to function as titles of their respective paragraphs.

Macrons and breves above letters and dots below letters were not inserted.

stands for the root symbol; , , etc. for greek letters.

The following typographical errors have been corrected:

ARTICLE LUTHER, MARTIN: "... den Gegenschriften von Wimpina-Tetzel, Eck und Prierias, und den Antworten Luthers darauf ..." 'und' amended from 'and'.

ARTICLE LYLY, JOHN: "What the further relations between them were we have no means of knowing ..." 'between' amended from 'beween'.

ARTICLE LYRE: "Examination of the construction of the instruments thus identified reveals the fact that both possessed characteristics which have persisted throughout the middle ages to the present day in various instruments evolved from these two archetypes." 'identified' amended from 'indentified'.

ARTICLE M: "... which survives in its earliest representations in Greek. The greater length of the first limb of m is characteristic of the earliest forms." 'survives' amended from 'survivies'.

ARTICLE M: "The sound m can in unaccented syllables form a syllable by itself without an audible vowel, e.g. the English word fathom comes from an Anglo-Saxon fathm, where the m was so used." 'English' amended from 'Enghlish'.

ARTICLE MABUSE, JAN: "At Scawby he illustrates the legend of the count of Toulouse, who parted with his worldly goods to assume the frock of a hermit. " 'worldly' amended from 'wordly'.

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