Starbottom,201
Stockdale,229
Stockton,135
Stonesdale,161
Street Houses,117
Strid, the,195
Studley,213
Sunk Island,6,17
Sutton,217
Swale, river,159,160
Swaledale,157,160,162,208
Symon Seat,193,198
Tan Hill,159
Tees, river,119,121,130,136,140,145,149
Thirsk,216
Thoralby,202
Thornton Force,182
Thorsgill,140
Threshfield,199,233
Thwaite,161
Tickton,41
Topcliffe,30,216
Towton,223
Ulshaw,171
Upgang,97
Upleatham,125,131
Ure, river,159,164,170,204,211
Wakefield,253
Wassand,45
Watton,39
Weathercote Cave,178
Welwick,18
Wensleydale,163,167,170,201,207
Wentworth,262
Wharfe, river,193,196
Wharfedale,192,201
Wharncliff,262
Whernside, Great and Little,154,200
Whitby,73,86
—— Abbey,84
Whitfell,166
Whitfell Force,166
Widdale,175
Wild Boar Fell,158
Winch Bridge,145
Winestead,15
Winston,142
Withernsea,23
Witton Fell,170
Wombwell,255
Wycliffe,142
Yarborough House,57
Yarm,135
Yearby bank,125
Yordas Cave,182
York,222
York, Vale of,222
THE END.
FLETCHER, PRINTER, NORWICH.
Transcribers' NotesPage xv: Bronte's standardised to Brontë's in chapter XXVI description for consistencyPage 3: bonehouse standardised to bone-house after "lecture in the grim" for consistencyPage 10: half-penny standardised to halfpenny after "to the value of thirteenpence" for consistencyPage 10: wind-mills standardised to windmills after "presence of numerous" for consistencyPages 14, 268: unfrequently as in the originalPage 16: weather-cock standardised to weathercock after "harmonious throughout, from" for consistencyPage 18: "Its outer sloop is loose sand" as in the originalPage 19: re-appears standardised to reappears after "pierces the bank, and" for consistencyPage 22: skilful as in the originalPage 24: grey standardised to gray after "still bearing the" for consistencyPage 25: . added after "that they had to be rebuilt"Page 28: Ffourscore as in the originalPage 31, 166: Inconsistent hyphenation of roof-tree left as in the original as part of a quotationPage 43: ecstasies standardised to ecstacies after "which threw the company into" for consistencyPage 44: "He eat meat" as in the originalPage 48: re-appears standardised to reappears after "evening the picturesque" for consistencyPage 53: . added after "strangely with the clay"Page 66: seabirds standardised to sea-birds after "eggs of" for consistencyPage 68: harmonise changed to harmonize after "the better did it" for consistencyPage 72: weatherbeaten standardised to weather-beaten after "an ancient breakwater—all" for consistencyPage 74: befel as in the originalPage 78: Byepaths changed to Bye-paths before "are not enticing" for consistencyPage 80: seabirds standardised to sea-birds after "a resort of" for consistencyPage 82: "should chose to wed" as in the originalPage 88: enumerationg corrected to enumerating before "the prophet, the fiery furnace"Page 89: wonld corrected to would after "Whitby, and not Scarborough,"Page 89: characterise standardised to characterize after "and show which" for consistencyPage 92: . added after "could give the surest information"Page 111: course corrected to coarse before "grass and weeds,"Page 123: water-falls standardised to waterfalls after "rustling leaves, and rushing" for consistencyPage 126: inconsistent hyphenation of road-side left as in the original as part of a quotationPage 129: widespread standardised to wide-spread after "rove at will over the" for consistencyPage 131: , corrected to . after "Prince Oswy, her son"Page 141: out-look standardised to outlook after "rock affords an" for consistencyPage 142: reedom corrected to freedom after "John Wycliffe, to whom"Page 149: grasss corrected to grass after "The foam appears the whiter, and the"Page 151: Duplicate a removed before "meadow, however, comes"Page 155: a corrected to an after "a good way off on"Page 166: inpenetrable corrected to impenetrable after "cranny, all but the"Page 167: gray-beard standardised to graybeard after "The stiff-jointed" for consistencyPage 170: inconsistent non-hyphenation of abear left as in the original as part of a quotationPage 172: , corrected to . after "was a Metcalfe"Page 177: betweeen corrected to between after "not yet lambed, the connexion"Page 177: Galebeck standardised to Gale Beck after "Not far from the inn is"Page 184: uphill standardised to up-hill after "village, and walking" for consistencyPage 188: were corrected to where after "let themselves down to a level,"Page 192: unusally corrected to unusually after "betokened something"Page 193: gatehouse standardised to gate-house after "embodying the ancient" for consistencyPage 197: inconsistent hyphenation of up-stairs left as in the original as part of a quotationPage 199: plinthe corrected to plinth after "forms a natural"Page 213: minister corrected to minster after "Without seeing the"Page 215: over-much standardised to overmuch after "voice is made to utter"Page 233: forsee as in the originalPage 235: Bronte's standardised to Brontë's in heading for consistencyPage 236: Bronte standardised to Brontë three times for consistencyPage 248: boddices corrected to bodices after "from maidens'"Page 271: Shirecliffe standardised to ShirecliffPage 271: Shunner standardised to ShunnorGeneral: Spelling of Cleathorpes as in the originalGeneral: The musician normally called Caedmon is rendered as Cœdmon as in the originalGeneral: Punctuation and formatting of the index has been standardised; changes have not been individually noted
Transcribers' Notes
Page xv: Bronte's standardised to Brontë's in chapter XXVI description for consistency
Page 3: bonehouse standardised to bone-house after "lecture in the grim" for consistency
Page 10: half-penny standardised to halfpenny after "to the value of thirteenpence" for consistency
Page 10: wind-mills standardised to windmills after "presence of numerous" for consistency
Pages 14, 268: unfrequently as in the original
Page 16: weather-cock standardised to weathercock after "harmonious throughout, from" for consistency
Page 18: "Its outer sloop is loose sand" as in the original
Page 19: re-appears standardised to reappears after "pierces the bank, and" for consistency
Page 22: skilful as in the original
Page 24: grey standardised to gray after "still bearing the" for consistency
Page 25: . added after "that they had to be rebuilt"
Page 28: Ffourscore as in the original
Page 31, 166: Inconsistent hyphenation of roof-tree left as in the original as part of a quotation
Page 43: ecstasies standardised to ecstacies after "which threw the company into" for consistency
Page 44: "He eat meat" as in the original
Page 48: re-appears standardised to reappears after "evening the picturesque" for consistency
Page 53: . added after "strangely with the clay"
Page 66: seabirds standardised to sea-birds after "eggs of" for consistency
Page 68: harmonise changed to harmonize after "the better did it" for consistency
Page 72: weatherbeaten standardised to weather-beaten after "an ancient breakwater—all" for consistency
Page 74: befel as in the original
Page 78: Byepaths changed to Bye-paths before "are not enticing" for consistency
Page 80: seabirds standardised to sea-birds after "a resort of" for consistency
Page 82: "should chose to wed" as in the original
Page 88: enumerationg corrected to enumerating before "the prophet, the fiery furnace"
Page 89: wonld corrected to would after "Whitby, and not Scarborough,"
Page 89: characterise standardised to characterize after "and show which" for consistency
Page 92: . added after "could give the surest information"
Page 111: course corrected to coarse before "grass and weeds,"
Page 123: water-falls standardised to waterfalls after "rustling leaves, and rushing" for consistency
Page 126: inconsistent hyphenation of road-side left as in the original as part of a quotation
Page 129: widespread standardised to wide-spread after "rove at will over the" for consistency
Page 131: , corrected to . after "Prince Oswy, her son"
Page 141: out-look standardised to outlook after "rock affords an" for consistency
Page 142: reedom corrected to freedom after "John Wycliffe, to whom"
Page 149: grasss corrected to grass after "The foam appears the whiter, and the"
Page 151: Duplicate a removed before "meadow, however, comes"
Page 155: a corrected to an after "a good way off on"
Page 166: inpenetrable corrected to impenetrable after "cranny, all but the"
Page 167: gray-beard standardised to graybeard after "The stiff-jointed" for consistency
Page 170: inconsistent non-hyphenation of abear left as in the original as part of a quotation
Page 172: , corrected to . after "was a Metcalfe"
Page 177: betweeen corrected to between after "not yet lambed, the connexion"
Page 177: Galebeck standardised to Gale Beck after "Not far from the inn is"
Page 184: uphill standardised to up-hill after "village, and walking" for consistency
Page 188: were corrected to where after "let themselves down to a level,"
Page 192: unusally corrected to unusually after "betokened something"
Page 193: gatehouse standardised to gate-house after "embodying the ancient" for consistency
Page 197: inconsistent hyphenation of up-stairs left as in the original as part of a quotation
Page 199: plinthe corrected to plinth after "forms a natural"
Page 213: minister corrected to minster after "Without seeing the"
Page 215: over-much standardised to overmuch after "voice is made to utter"
Page 233: forsee as in the original
Page 235: Bronte's standardised to Brontë's in heading for consistency
Page 236: Bronte standardised to Brontë three times for consistency
Page 248: boddices corrected to bodices after "from maidens'"
Page 271: Shirecliffe standardised to Shirecliff
Page 271: Shunner standardised to Shunnor
General: Spelling of Cleathorpes as in the original
General: The musician normally called Caedmon is rendered as Cœdmon as in the original
General: Punctuation and formatting of the index has been standardised; changes have not been individually noted