Removed Brainard marginalia

I have removed John Brainard's Occasional Pieces of Poetry (1825) from the list of documents with Whitman's marginalia, based on a discovery by Lynne Farrington and Peter Stallybrass that the markings in this volume were almost certainly forgeries of Whitman's handwriting.

~ Nikki

Corrected transcription in Complete Prose Works

Ed noticed an error in our transcription of Whitman's Complete Prose Works. On page 137, we were missing an em-dash between the words "not" and "takes" in the past paragraph on that page. The error has been corrected.

- Kevin

Error corrected in Memoranda During the War

Ken noticed an error in our transcription of Memoranda During the War. On page 54, a sentence read, "What you saw is not the real monument." It should have read, "That you saw is not the real monument." The error has been corrected.

- Kevin

Error corrected in Complete Prose Works

A user, Dr. Richard A. Nanian, alerted us of an error in Whitman's Complete Prose Works. A the top of page 34, our transcription had read "day more, and so on for many days, the rate of 1000 a day. Quite often they arrive at" whereas the original text reads, "day more, and so on for many days. Quite often they arrive at the rate of 1000 a day." We have corrected the error, and thank Professor Nanian for alerting us to its presence.

- Kevin

Corrected typo in "Little Bells at Night"

Ed Folsom alerted me to the fact that our transcription of this poem printed in a periodical (https://whitmanarchive.org/published/periodical/poems/per.00077) had "long-strech'd" for "long-stretch'd." I have made the correction.

~ Brett