text:  But where the errors are such as can only be accounted for by mistakes not of the press but of the copies of a manuscript and are fully accounted for in that manner--where they are so thickly sown as to show that they were not errors made by a person with a printed volume before his eyes but by a person deciphering a manuscript written in a language of which he had only a superficial acquaintance no candid enquirer will hesitate as to the inference to which such facts lead and by which alone they can be reconciled with the profound and intimate knowledge of Spanish literature habits and manners to which we have before adverted