[14.—Page 360, stanza xciv.]

"I was shot
Into a ridge of what they call a floe.

The smaller kind of ice-field is called by the northern whale-fishers "a floe,"—the name is probably of very ancient date.

[15.—Page 361, stanza cii.]

"The dwarfs, deliver'd, kneel, and pull their noses.

A salutation still in vogue among certain tribes of the Esquimaux.


NOTES TO BOOK X.

[1.—Page 366, stanza iii.]

A second Sun his lurid front uprears!