1557. North, Gueuara’s Diall Pr., 115 b/1. The woman whiche nourisheth & giueth ye child sucke, ought to be much more corrected, and sober in this case.
a. 1661. Fuller, Worthies (1840), II. 498. A corrected pigeon (let blood under both wings) is both pleasant and wholesome nourishment.
Mod. The reading of the corrected copy. A corrected proof-sheet.
