# Vocal parts of an entertainment, called Apollo and Daphne: or, the burgo-master trick'd. As perform'd at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields

**Slug:** `apollo_and_daphne_1726`  
**Priority:** 2  
**Author:** attributed to Lewis Theobald  
**Edition / date:** London: printed for T. Wood, and sold at the Theatre Royal, 1726. FIRST edition. (Bonus item; attribution to Theobald follows ESTC/archive.org.)

## Sources
- **archive.org** `bim_eighteenth-century_vocal-parts-of-an-entert_theobald-mr-lewis_1726` - https://archive.org/details/bim_eighteenth-century_vocal-parts-of-an-entert_theobald-mr-lewis_1726
  - catalogue title: Vocal parts of an entertainment, called Apollo and Daphne: or, the burgo-master trick'd. As perform'd at the Theatre Royal in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields.  1726
  - date field: 1726; images/frames: 21; OCR engine: tesseract 5.3.0-3-g9920
  - digitised from / contributor: ['IA40310416-20', 'microfilm']
  - raw file(s) saved here (exactly as downloaded): `bim_eighteenth-century_vocal-parts-of-an-entert_theobald-mr-lewis_1726_djvu.txt`
  - note: 21 frames

## Cleaned text(s)
- `apollo_and_daphne_1726.clean.txt` - c. 1,100 words; 1,110 words; 91% of text lines pass a dictionary check

## Completeness
Complete.

## OCR quality / notes
Cleaning: IA djvu.txt was normalised (ſ->s), microfilm target frames and junk lines trimmed, page numbers/signatures/running heads dropped, end-of-line hyphenation joined, and a CONSERVATIVE long-s correction applied (words with 'f' that are not in a modern frequency list are replaced by their 's' variant when that variant is common; a short override list covers so/she/sir/see/such/some...). Ambiguous real words (fame/same, fell/sell, fold/sold, found/sound, foul/soul, fit/sit ...) were left unchanged. Statistics of every change are in the `*.cleanstats.json` beside each cleaned file. Expect residual OCR noise; the '% of lines pass a dictionary check' figure above is a rough legibility score (modern-English word list; 18th-c. spellings count against it).
1731 and 1734 editions also on archive.org.